Thank you to everyone who continues to contribute and welcome to all the new members on board.”įind out more about membership by contacting the Well Society. Tom Feely, co-chair of the Society, said: “I’m delighted to reach this number, now we set the next target of another 100 members by the end of the year. They love MFC, enjoy the games and want a shot at being match day mascots, a chance all Junior Steel members have through our regular draw.Īs well as receiving a welcome pack and other benefits, Society members have the opportunity to help shape the club and get involved. Sisters Anna and Thea were our newest Junior Steel members to join up. He’ll help get the message across the airwaves to his listeners too, boosting the overseas contingent of members. He’s looking forward to receiving his welcome pack and hanging his Well Society certificate up in the radio booth. I just fell in love with Motherwell.”Ĭhris is one of 20 members living in the US. He said: “I’ve been taking in the games via the Paramount Streaming services that made the games available over the pond. Membership of the Well Society has now passed the 3600-mark, with newcomers signing up from afar afield as Nashville, Tennessee.Īmerican radio host Chris Chilvers has been watching the Well and couldn’t wait to become part of the club’s story. “That’s the type of character he is and I’m delighted we can keep him at the club.” He picked the knock up in the first few minutes of the game but continued to fight and help the team towards a massive win on the road. “He picked up a hamstring injury when we played Ross County in Dingwall. “Jon has impressed me with his attitude and application since I arrived,” Stuart Kettlewell added. Jon Obika becomes Stuart Kettlewell’s first 2023 summer signing and is looking forward to working with the striker once again. “There is a real feel-good factor at the club and I’m looking forward to trying to create a successful season together.”
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“I thrive when I work in a professional environment and feel that’s when I can get the best out of me. “Having been here last season, I was really eager to come back again this season,” Jon Obika said. The 32-year-old missed seven games last season due to a hamstring injury but was back fit for the last three games. Obika joined in January 2023, initially on loan from Morecambe, and went on to make 10 appearances in the claret and amber, scoring one goal. Striker Jon Obika has signed a one-year contract with the club, subject to international clearance, with an option of a further year.
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