The league campaign is six games old and the record shows that we have won all three away fixtures. Let not the fact that one of those was against 
The transformation of the team continues to amaze and frustrate. There is joy that the new manager has turned last season's underperforming squad into a fast running and entertaining side. There is annoyance that the same group of players delivered such an uninspired showing last season.
The difference, of course, is the manager. There are two schools of thought about the relationship a club should have with the man in charge of the team. The first argues that a manager needs time to settle and that any judgement should be withheld for a few seasons. The other belief holds that if a team is not delivering then the manager should be sacked and a new leader sought.
Given the turn in fortune that our new man has engineered there seems little doubt that the latter strategy we be favoured by Motherwell fans in years to come.