Stuart Kettlewell makes next Motherwell manager case as he stands ready for permanent chance
dailyrecord.co.ukStuart Kettlewell has admitted he would welcome the chance to manage Motherwell on a permanent basis.The former Ross County boss was made interim manager after Steven Hammell was sacked following a brutal Scottish Cup exit to Championship side Raith Rovers on Saturday.
The Steelmen are joint bottom of the Premiership and Kettlewell reckons he would be up to the task of guiding the Lanarkshire outfit away from the drop zone if handed the opportunity in the long-term.He told BBC Sportsound: "I've heard a lot of interim managers speak about this recently and when I was asked this question years back at Ross County when I stepped in place of Owen Coyle, my answer was a resounding yes, 100 per cent."But there's so many factors behind it.
Do I believe I can do the job? Yes, I do. I would back myself and I would pitch myself in that I can do something and I can help the group of players out.
But I think it's a slightly different situation from that point of view because I never really had this one in my head. "At Ross County, it was a club that I knew so well and I had spent such a long period of time there and had a lot of success which I'm immensely proud of.
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