Kettlewell on Hibs defeat, 'positive reaction' & 'maximising opportunity'
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Motherwell manager Stuart Kettlewell has been speaking to the media prior to his side's Premiership trip to Dundee on Wednesday.
Here are the key lines:
Kettlewell says he is still "angry" at the 3-0 defeat his team suffered to Hibernian on Saturday, adding that they were "architects of our own downfall".
The Well boss is demanding a "positive reaction" at Dundee on Wednesday.
He wants to "maximise the opportunity" of the game in hand they have on rival clubs, but he insists they must "show a better version of ourselves".
Kettlewell says "service has been lacking" for striker Apostolos Stamatelopoulos in the past two games.
And the manager went on to draw comparisons between the Australia forward and Theo Bair, who started slowly during his time at Motherwell before hitting a run of goalscoring form in the second half of last season.
