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On Sunday, 23rd March 2025, football fans gathered at Davie Cooper’s statue, Hamilton Palace Sports Ground, to mark the 30th anniversary of the passing of one of Scotland’s greatest footballing talents. In a heartfelt tribute, Motherwell, Glasgow Rangers, Clydebank, and the Scottish Football Association came together to honour Davie’s enduring legacy. The remembrance brought together...
It is with profound sadness that we reflect on the passing of Robert Cameron “Cammy” Murray, a remarkable man whose life of dedication, humility, and kindness left an indelible mark on Scottish football and beyond. Cammy’s unwavering passion for the game and his community touched the lives of all who knew him, ensuring his legacy...
At Fir Park last Saturday, history came alive in a heartwarming meeting between two descendants of early Motherwell FC legends. Norman Quirk, the great-grandson of Sergeant Major Thomas J. Quirk, and Hugh Ferguson, the grandson of the club’s legendary striker Hugh Ferguson, shook hands and reminisced on their families’ remarkable contributions to the club. Sergeant...
As Motherwell FC prepare for their November 3rd Scottish League Cup semi-final clash against Rangers at Hampden Park, memories of past dramatic encounters between the two sides resurface. These historic battles have delivered heartbreak, controversy, and unforgettable victories, etching them into the folklore of Motherwell supporters. One of the most unforgettable semi-final clashes took place...
Fir Park played host to a special homecoming as legendary “Ancell Babe” Pat Delaney returned for the Steelmen’s clash against Dundee on Saturday 19th October. Pat was welcomed by Motherwell FC Chief Executive Brian Caldwell, the MFC Former Players Club, and the Heritage Group. A popular and key figure in Motherwell’s history, Pat made his first-team...