Ex-Rangers and Motherwell star Ross McCormack wage demands revealed after non-league move

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorIt’s a fair bet that anyone who clicks on this article does not need a backstory on Woody Guthrie — legendary singer-songwriter, activist, poet, artist, writer of “This Land Is Your Land” and many other standards and the single greatest influence on Bob Dylan and a generation of musicians.But as a stunning, just-opened exhibit at the Morgan Library & Museum shows, there was much more to him than his most well-known songs might indicate. Most striking of all, as manuscripts of his writings show, he was an amazingly deft wordsmith who would have made a hell of a rapper — and many of his verses and casual writings show a rustic, ribald sense of humor that is rarely present, or at least rarely obvious, in most of his songs.

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Al Roker kicked off Friday as he meant his weekend to go, and that was by getting in some cardio and doing what he loves most – listening to The Spinners.MORE: How Al Roker and Deborah Roberts are preparing for life-changing moment involving son NickThe 67-year-old took to Instagram to share a sweet video message with his 843,000 followers all the way from his basement.WATCH: Al Roker inspired fans with latest updateIn the clip, the Today show weatherman could be seen on his treadmill whilst letting his followers in on a secret.MORE: Al Roker and son Nick open the doors into their never-ending living roomMORE: Al Roker majorly divides fans as he shares Today Show change for 2022 Olympics"Well, it's been a long week, hopefully, you are going to get a little rest, a little relaxation, spend some time with folks or doing things that bring you joy," he revealed, before adding: "One of the things that brings me joy? Listening to The Spinners, old school baby! That's right."And nothing makes me feel better than putting on your walking cane, putting on your hat and going to see The Rubberband Man, that’s right. In the meantime, have a great weekend, take care of yourself and hopefully, will see you on Monday!" Al Roker was praised for lifting his fans' spirits of Friday morningAt the end, Al can be seen miming along to The Rubberband Man, which is playing in the background.Captioning the sweet clip, the star wrote: "If you've been feeling a little stretched lately, just in time, it's the #weekend.

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Motherwell midfielder Allan Campbell is on the radar of Hibs in a reported £200K deal, it has been reported.The Scotland under-21 star has been a stand-out for Stephen Robinson's side so far this season but the Easter Road side look set to test The Steelmen's resolve.With the 22-year-old out of contract at Fir Park this summer it is claimed by Campbell is high on Jack Ross' wishlist.Head of football Graeme Mathie is said to have identified the academy graduate as a top transfer target with days left in the window with the Hibees willing to offer the £200K compensation fee now.However, the Premiership rivals are likely to face competition for Campbell's signature from both north and south of the border.Follow Lanarkshire Live Sport onTwitter

Motherwell ’s mauling. The Fir Park men conceded two spot kicks in the 5-1 hammering from Rangers – and have now conceded nine penalties for the season.

Motherwell. And it makes sense because the Ibrox side have already dropped points at Livingston and Hibs as they look to wrestle the title away from Celtic.

Rangers to focus their minds on Motherwell.The Ibrox boss believes only a similar display to the one that dismantled Willem II on Thursday night will be good enough at Fir Park.A win over Stephen Robinson’s side this afternoon will cement the Ibrox club’s place at the Premiership summit.And Gerrard has called on his side to go full steam ahead after their Europa League qualificationexertions in the Netherlands.He said: “It’s even stevens if you like from the kick-off, there are certainly no excuses from where we are.

Stephen Robinson has admitted Motherwell face a better team in Rangers on Sunday than the Hapoel Be'er Sheva side that tore them asunder in midweek. His team returned to the Europa League for the first time in six years this qualifying campaign but Thursday night's 3-0 defeat at the hands of the Israeli club spelled the end of the road.

Motherwell have offered star man Allan Campbell a new contract as they look to tie him down on a new Fir Park deal.The midfielder’s current contract runs out at the end of the season and as things stand the 22-year-old will be free to talk to other clubs in the January window.Motherwell would be due a hefty compensation fee for a player who has been with the club since the age of 10 but Robinson is keen to avoid such a scenario and the Lanarkshire club have kicked off talks with the starlet over his future.Campbell has earned rave reviews for his performances this season, netting twice for the Steelmen and bagging the winner for Scotland Under-21s in Lithuania recently, following the £3million departure of fellow academy graduate David

Motherwell mauling. The delighted ‘Well boss watched as his side clinically scored three goals to end stunned Aberdeen ’s six game winning streak.

Motherwell boss Stephen Robinson has sent his son out on loan to Queen of the South to gain first-team experience. Harry made his first-team Fir Park debut against Dundee United in August and followed this up with a Europa League run-out against Glentoran.

Motherwell star Ross McCormack says it was a "no-brainer" to return to football in the English non-league. The 34-year-old, who has commanded over £25 million in transfer fees, last played for The Steelmen in his second spell while on loan from Aston Villa in early 2019.

Stephen Robinson's men let a two-goal lead slip as 10-man Motherwell progressed on penalties thanks to some heroics from goalkeeper Trevor Carson.Rangers saw off Lincoln Red Imps in Gibraltar and Aberdeen beat Viking FK in Norway to join Celtic in the third qualifying round, but Gallagher reckons the achievements of Scottish clubs are always played down.He said: "You look at it, it's the Europa League and it's the best of countries from all over Europe but people turn round and say ‘it’s a part-time team, they should be beating them."It’s nothing to do with ‘Motherwell done well, it's Motherwell got through on a poor pitch with bad decisions’ or 'Motherwell were rubbish'."It’s always negative.

Motherwell earned their place in the next round of the Europa League with a penalty shoot-out win over Coleraine. Stephen Robinson's side cruised into a two-goal lead at half-time over the Northern Irish club.

Motherwell put him through the wringer with a penalty-shoot triumph over Coleraine. The Fir Park boss heaped praise on Northern Ireland keeper Trevor Carson who pulled off two stunning spot-kick saves and after booking a Europa League third-round spot to Israel with Hapoel Beer Sheva, he claimed nobody will care how they got there.

Motherwell as Stephen Robinson's side battled through an uncomfortable clash with Coleraine. Goals from Callum Lang and Tony Watt put The Steelmen in pole position in the first half, but two controversial penalties allowed Ken Doherty to level the game.Bevis Mugabi was shown a straight red as the referee pointed to the spot for the second time with seconds left on the clock to allow Doherty to take the game to extra time.However, it was Carson's heroics in the shoot-out that, saving three penalties, that secured a third round clash with Hapoel Be'er Sheva.'Well started the game positively and caused havoc in the Northern Ireland box.