Motherwell’s 2-0 defeat to Celtic sparks one of the most honest and emotional episodes of Motherwell Daft this season. Peter and Crofty dissect a performance they felt lacked energy, confidence and identity, questioning the team selection, tactical approach and what it says about Motherwell's current direction.

The lads debate the decision to start Willy Vogt, the impact made by Said when he came on, whether there are deeper issues within the dressing room, and why the upcoming trip to Kilmarnock suddenly feels like a hugely important game for Alfred's side. Despite the frustration, there are still positives to discuss, including Alex Paulsen's outstanding display and some promising individual performances. A passionate and thought-provoking reaction to a difficult afternoon at Fir Park.

Episode Highlights

• Reaction to Motherwell's 2-0 defeat against Celtic.
• Debate over Alfred's team selection and tactical setup.
• The decision to start Willy Vogt under the spotlight.
• Why Abraham Sanyang's cameo caught the eye.
• Alex Paulsen's heroic performance and crucial saves.
• Concerns over confidence, energy and identity within the squad.
• Discussion around whether Motherwell are asking players to do too much tactically.
• The importance of next week's clash with Kilmarnock.
• Listener reactions and fan feedback following the defeat.
• Reasons for concern, but also reasons to stay patient

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