Motherwell owe their fans a derby win, says Allan Campbell

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Motherwell manager.Stephen Robinson’s No.2 and current interim boss was interviewed by the Fir Park board on Tuesday.Lasley wants the chance replace Robinson full-time but Well’s 3-0 loss to Hamilton at the weekend weakened his case.Former Salford City boss Graham Alexander is in the frame, as is ex-Leeds and Sunderland manager Simon Grayson.The Fir Park board will continue interviews on Wednesday and former St Johnstone boss Tommy Wright will be amongst the men they see. Motherwell are sitting second bottom of the Premiership and are keen to get the manager’s position sorted out sooner rather than later.

Tommy Wright will be interviewed while current No.2 Keith Lasley will also get his chance to further his pitch.Ex-Salford and Fleetwood boss Graham Alexander is also under consideration.The Fir Park outfit have been impressed with the level of interest in their vacant position, after Stephen Robinson stepped down last week.Former Livingston head coach Gary Holt, ex-Livi and Morton boss David Hopkin and Neil McCann, who had a spell at Dundee, are also believed to have had their names put forward.Assistant boss Lasley wants the job but he wasn’t helped by Saturday’s 3-0 derby defeat against Hamilton.He insists they do possess players with the heart and character to halt their slide down the Premiership.But Lasley said: “We all have to take

Robinson resigned on Wednesday after a 2-0 defeat to Kilmarnock, but the club's spiral down the Scottish Premiership table continued on Saturday with what Gallagher claimed was an "embarrassing" 3-0 defeat to local rivals Hamilton Accies in the Lanarkshire derby.

didn't cover himself in glory in the 3-0 defeat to Accies yesterday, which was Keith Lasley first game in interim charge following Stephen Robinson's resignation.Chapman was suspect at the first and second Accies goals, scored by Lee Hodson and Ross Callachan respectively, and got away with one at 1-0 when he flapped at a cross and Andy Winter missed the target.Analysing the derby clash on last night's Sportscene, Stewart was critical of the shot-stopper's display as 'Well made it 10 games without a win, but he praised Accies for punishing their rivals.He said: "There is no doubt Motherwell are low in confidence but moments like this [Chapman spilling a ball and Winter firing over the bar] certainly are not going to help."When you are in a

with boss Stephen Robinson resigning in midweek, and interim boss Keith Lasley, who reportedly has four games to seal the top job.The defeat also leaves Motherwell joint bottom, though with a far superior goal difference to Ross County, with Hamilton a point ahead, having played a game more.Here are some talking points from an eventful game at New Douglas Park.Everything went right for Hamilton on what was a really good  day for the club.

Motherwell ’s derby shocker was a hammer-blow in his bid to land the manager’s job for keeps. The Fir Park caretaker stepped in for Stephen Robinson who quit his week and Lasley insists he’s hoping the three goal battering from Hamilton hasn’t put him out of the running to get the post full-time.

Stephen Robinson's shock resignation in midweek, but any hopes of a fresh start in the new year were shot down by Hamilton's best display of the season in a 3-0 win.

two games into his comeback but went down injured during the 2-0 defeat at home to Kilmarnock, which proved to be manager Stephen Robinson's last game in charge.

just days after Stephen Robinson resigned as 'Well boss.Moyo, who netted a derby winner at this stage of the season last year in a 2-1 win at Fir Park, said: "That's a massive incentive."It's a big derby game and the aim is always to win."It feels like we are picking up a bit of momentum so hopefully we can keep that going."We'll look to capitalise on how things have been going for Motherwell and pick up three points."We approach every game the same and [Motherwell not having a manager] doesn't make a difference to us, we've just got to go out and show what Hamilton are all about."Everyone loves winning derby games." Scottish Premiership table pic.twitter.com/e3crLoGDEs Brian Rice's side go into the clash with an unbeaten record in their

The Steelmen are still reeling from the shock resignation of Stephen Robinson after the defeat to Kilmarnock on Wednesday night.And Accies could compound their misery with a victory at New Douglas Park, as Keith Lasley steps in as interim manager.Rock bottom Accies have the chance to leapfrog their rivals and - depending on results elsewhere - send them to the foot of the table with a win.Rice takes his side into the clash in strong defensive form following a clean sheet in Wednesday's goalless draw with St Johnstone and he wants to see more of Accies' nasty side when the Steelmen first-foot them.He said: "That's three clean sheets in six games, but we'll never get credit for that because people just want to talk about the negative

Tommy Wright and Derek Adams already in the mix for the Fir Park hotseat.The Steelmen are still reeling after Stephen Robinson’s bombshell departure as the Northern Irishman walked out in the wake of defeat to Kilmarnock.Well chiefs were left stunning as the gaffer’s decision to quit just minutes after the loss that’s left the club perilously close to the Premiership dropzone on the back of a nightmare nine match winless streak.The Fir Park men also saw their walkover points awarded for covid breached whipped away to pile on the pressure and Robinson insisted he’d taken the club as far as he could after nearly four years in charge.Keith Lasley and Maurice Ross will take the side in their crucial Lanarkshire Derby clash with Hamilton and

he resigned from the club.The Northern Irishman quit his post after last night's 2-0 defeat to Kilmarnock, following a successful spell spanning almost four years.Last season he guided 'Well to a third-place finish in the Scottish Premiership, earning the club European football for the first time since 2017, and he also allowed fans the chance to cheer on their team at Hampden in both cup finals in the 2017/18 season.And former fan favourite Moult, who memorably bagged a deadly double as 'Well beat Rangers 2-0 on their way to the League Cup final that year, tweeted to say Robbo was "one of the best" he's worked with.The striker is still at Preston North End in the English Championship following his transfer from Motherwell in 2018 and he

On the day Stephen Robinson resigned as Motherwell manager, 'Well fan John Brown took a pop at Gallagher in response to an exclusive interview with last night, in which the defender said the players should take responsibility for their run of nine games without a win and not the manager. Gallagher is out of contract at Fir Park in the summer and, with less than six months remaining on his contract, he can speak to other clubs about a move away from Motherwell.

Stephen Robinson has resigned after a wretched run of nine games without a win in the Scottish Premiership. There's no doubt the Northern Irishman is a bonafide coach with a bright future but it was becoming apparent something needed to change at Fir Park.The Steelmen are an ambitious club who haven't been shy to try new things on and off the pitch in recent season and have looked south in recent years with the appointments of Ian Baraclough and Robinson.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterKilmarnock bounced back from five straight losses in emphatic fashion with a comfortable 2-0 win away to Motherwell.Greg Kiltie and Danny Whitehall strikes either side of half-time were the difference and got Alex Dyer's men back on track.There was little in the way of clear-cut chances in the opening 20 minutes, until Devante Cole tried his luck with a header which fell wide of the mark. Three minutes later up the other end Rory McKenzie tried his luck from distance with a low shot, but it was easily saved by Trevor Carson. In the 25th minute the hosts should have been ahead when Allan Campbell fired a shot across goal, but it somehow went