Taking place at the Bothwell Bridge Hotel on Saturday 13 November, the event will induct the classes of both 20. Our Hall of Fame will welcome its new inductees in a special event in November. A place in the Scottish Football Hall of Fame also was bestowed upon him. Recognition would follow in later years, where he was voted the clubвЂ™s greatest-ever manager.

The last Premier Division campaign played with a two-points-for-a-win system, вЂWell were in title contention right to the wire.ДЇour points, and a vastly superior Rangers goal difference, was what separated Motherwell from breaking RangersвЂ™ eventual nine-in-a-row Championship charge and cementing a win which would have yielded a whole other set of club legends. Remarkably, an even greater achievement could have followed in the 1993/94 season. The rest is history, of course, as Motherwell returned home with the trophy with victory over Dundee United on. A 0-0 draw in the first attempt at Hampden meant for another encounter in Mount Florida, with a famous 4-2 win sending вЂWell heading back in May. Morton lay in wait in the last eight, with a replay and penalties needed to separate the sides.Д¬eltic stood between the men in claret and amber from a place in the showpiece. To get to Hampden however, an imposing path had to be navigated.ДЄberdeen away in the first match yielded a 1-0 win, before a 4-2 home win over Falkirk. McLean set his men about giving the people an escape. With optimism that run could be ended always present in fansвЂ™ minds, there was a dark cloud lingering over the town. It was also carrying the escape for a town set to be decimated by the closure of Ravenscraig. That season, the club had a greater responsibility than ever. Winning promotion back to the top flight at the first time of asking, but still having to balance the books, the momentum started going in the SteelmenвЂ™s direction with the arrival of Davie Cooper in 1989.Д«y the time the 1990/91 Scottish Cup campaign started, Motherwell were on a 39-year hiatus from lifting the famous trophy. While McLeanвЂ™s inaugural years at Fir Park were spent trying to secure MotherwellвЂ™s very survival, the events which would follow would take even greater significance. The construction of the Cooper and South Stands were part-financed by the glut of cash the youth production line brought in, helping to build infrastructure which is still crucial to todayвЂ™s incumbents. McLean was tasked with the job of not only balancing the books, but trying to get the Steelmen back up as quickly as possible.ДЇees generated by the sales of Gary McAllister and Ally Mauchlen, followed by the further sales of Andy Walker, Tom Boyd and then Phil OвЂ™Donnell after McLean departed, have left a lasting legacy at Fir Park. Relegation from the top division before his arrival had put a hole in the finances at Fir Park. When Tommy McLean switched from Greenock Morton to Motherwell in 1984, he had one major job as manager. The last Motherwell manager to lift aloft a major trophy will be inducted at our event on Saturday 13 November. Tommy McLean is to be inducted into the Motherwell FC Hall of Fame. Three days earlier, they lost 2-0 to Hibernian. Prior to that, Motherwell claimed seven points in nine in the league.ДЄberdeen also played on Wednesday night, where they fell to a 5-0 defeat to Glasgow City. Motherwell returned to action after the international break with a 5-0 defeat against title-chasing Rangers on Wednesday night.

Motherwell and Aberdeen are both locked on seven points after eight games, with an identical match record of two wins, one draw and five losses in SWPL1.ДЄberdeen currently occupy sixth in the table due to a superior goal difference. The last league meeting came in 2018 in SWPL2, where Motherwell won comfortably 4-0.ДЄberdeenвЂ™s victory in August was their first victory against the women of steel in the last four encounters. Motherwell and Aberdeen faced off in the group stages of the SWPL Cup in August, with the Dons coming away with all three points in a tightly contested 1-0 victory. Tickets will cost ВЈ5 for adults, while children go free. Kick-off on Sunday 7 November at Alliance Park is at 4pm. Motherwell take on Aberdeen next in the final game of the first round of fixtures in SWPL1.

List of Motherwell FCвЂ™s Scotland internationals.

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