Kai Andrews reckons there were periods in the game that the Steelmen could have taken advantage of
Kai Andrews reckons Motherwell shot themselves in the foot as they crashed to a 3-1 defeat at Hibs on Saturday.
Andrews, 18, reckons there were periods of the game that Motherwell looked good in, but didn’t take advantage. “I think we shot ourselves in the foot a bit, with two goals that were definitely avoidable, but then Slatts comes on and brings quality onto the pitch and scores a very good goal. The winger hopes to make a name for himself back at Coventry, and that can only be good for Motherwell fans.
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