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McGhee bids to lure Gow to Motherwell



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MOTHERWELL manager Mark McGhee hopes to sign Rangers outcast Alan Gow as a replacement for Ross McCormack after the Scotland international joined Cardiff.
McGhee said: "I've spoken to Walter Smith about the player before now and I'll be speaking to him again."

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  • Last Updated: 30 June 2008 11:19 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Motherwell FC
 
1

BRUHibs,

01/07/2008 07:23:23
Another waste of talent screwed up by the OF. Should have joined Hibs when he had the chance. We would have a better national team if it was not for OF stifling our players coming through the ranks. Top tip in the future should be if young players are after a career and money - go to another country. If you are after only the money - go to the OF.
2

Angoos,

Baku, Azerbaijan 01/07/2008 08:38:03
#1 In this case I couldn't agree more. Hopefully Gow will get a move before the season starts and start playing football again. How demoralising must it be to sign for your boyhood heroes and then get left to rot in the reserves ?
3

KingKenny,

01/07/2008 11:12:53
I hope Motherwell sign Gow..Pleae.....

4

lonegersfan,

NZL 01/07/2008 15:23:23
#1 atlest rangers let their players go if they dont do well, unlike celtic. who keep their players pretty much until when their contract exp,

 

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