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Motherwell Daft

Motherwell Daft

By: Gary Muircroft & Peter Elder
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Motherwell Daft, Crofty and Peter dive into one of Motherwell FC's most dominant seasons in years. It promises to bring full-throttle reaction, analysis, and plenty of laughs.

The hosts break down the team’s sharp passing, relentless movement, and overall swagger.

From league context to cautious optimism, the conversation drifts into Motherwell’s points tally, upcoming fixtures, and the tantalising possibility of European football—while firmly shutting down any premature “we’re gonna win the league” chat. The crew highlight the manager’s calm leadership, trust in his squad, and the sense of unity building among players, staff, and supporters.

With the SPFL delivering a blockbuster season from top to bottom, the episode rounds off by celebrating the launch of the Motherwell Daft podcast, urging fans to subscribe across all platforms.

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Episodes
  • My Club, My People: Simon Ramsden Returns | Dundee Preview

    My Club, My People: Simon Ramsden Returns | Dundee Preview
    Mar 6 2026
    Former Motherwell defender Simon “Rammers” Ramsden joins Crofty and Peter for a lively, honest, and often hilarious deep‑dive into the Steelmen’s current form, his own playing days, and life after football. The episode delivers a perfect mix of nostalgia, football insight, raw honesty, and pure Motherwell chaos. Listeners are taken on a journey from the Dundee pre‑match build‑up to dressing-room scraps, Champions League memories, and the brutal reality of retirement, all wrapped up in the trademark Motherwell Daft humour. Key Highlights A Fighter Again (Literally) Rammers reveals he has agreed to an unlicensed, no‑headguard boxing match in eight weeks — a midlife crisis he’s leaning into with full commitment. His reason? Craving purpose after retirement. Dundee Preview & Title Talk The lads break down Motherwell’s upcoming clash with Dundee, chat form, confidence, pitch conditions, and even whisper about title race possibilities if they beat Celtic next. “My Club” – Rammers on the Modern Motherwell Rammers shares his love for the club, the fans, and the remarkable similarities between the current squad and the Stuart McCall era teams that punched above their weight. VAR Rant of the Week The trio rip into VAR — the delays, the inconsistency, the loss of joy — and debate how it’s killing the match‑going experience. Dressing Room Chaos From head‑butting a teammate twice at Bradford, to an on‑pitch scrap with Stevie Hammell, Ramers shares wild stories from behind the scenes of his playing career. [Motherwell...Ep_5_Audio | Word] Life After Football: The Truth Retirement hit hard. Drinking too much, losing routine, and losing identity — until lockdown pushed him into rebuilding his life, launching a fitness business, and finding purpose again. Raw, honest, powerful. Predictions for the Weekend Rammers & Crofty: 1–0 Motherwell Peter: 3–1 Motherwell All convinced the momentum is real — enjoy every second of the ride. Want to support Rammers in 'The Brawl In The Hall' on the 1st of May 2026 at Teesside Uni Hub? VIP Tix 40 pounds, reach out to us at makemycrofty@gmail.com for more information and we'll put you in touch with the promotions team for the fight.
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    32 mins
  • Clean Sheets and Club Records: Motherwell March On vs Dundee United

    Clean Sheets and Club Records: Motherwell March On vs Dundee United
    Feb 28 2026

    A tight, energetic episode that recaps Motherwell’s 2–0 win over Dundee United, celebrates the club’s momentum, and teases future player interviews.

    The hosts break down key moments—from the controversial penalty to standout performances—while weaving in wider league context, top‑six implications, and a nostalgic detour into the 1991 Scottish Cup run. Motherwell’s comfortable win over Dundee United.

    They discuss the strong home crowd, tactical control, and Dundee United’s limited threat aside from a couple of chances. A major talking point is the bizarre penalty incident, which they argue should have resulted in a red card.

    They highlight standout performances from Callum Ward—who set a new club clean‑sheet record.. The conversation widens to league results, including Hearts tightening their grip on third place and Falkirk’s shock 5–1 win.

    They also look ahead to a tricky run of fixtures and consider whether Motherwell could quietly position themselves for something bigger if Celtic and Rangers feel the pressure. The episode closes with a nostalgic look back at the 1991 Scottish Cup semi‑final and final, leading to an exclusive tease: upcoming bonus interviews with former players, starting with Colin “Psycho” O’Neill.
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    16 mins
  • Motherwell in the Title Race? The Stats Say Yes | Dundee Utd Preview

    Motherwell in the Title Race? The Stats Say Yes | Dundee Utd Preview
    Feb 27 2026

    In this week’s episode, Crofty (in Canada) and Peter (in Scotland) dive into one of the biggest Motherwell FC conversations in years — the future of Fir Park, the club’s shock rise into the Top 6, and whether this team genuinely has the tools to push even higher.

    With the best defensive record in Europe, a fearless style of play, and a manager turning heads across the country, the lads break down why this season feels different.

    There’s also a fiery look at VAR madness, the Slattery incident, and the growing noise around the gaffer’s potential move to Celtic.

    Plus: Dundee United and Dundee previews, squad depth praise, and why Lukas Fadinger returning changes everything.
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    35 mins
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