'Will be stunned if we don't go down'; 'Kettlewell's had his time'

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We asked for your views on Motherwell's 4-1 defeat against Dundee.
Here's what some of you said:
David: Absolute shambles of a defensive performance which had no obvious organisation with the fourth goal summing it up as Kofi Balmer looked half hearted after deciding he might get beat to the ball. Starting to look very much like last season when it was one in about 18 without a win and some tough fixtures to come before Christmas. Think we have to look at the dug out.
Derek: This run has been coming. A team without shape, structure and purpose. The media love in with Stuart Kettlewell baffles me. Poor signings and different formation in every game only leading us one way. Will be stunned if we don't go down.
Graeme: Not good enough. Time's up for Kettlewell.
Jack: Three games on the trot where the performance of our players is totally unacceptable. Three goals from down our right side, too easy. Who was our right back anyway? Hope Jair Tavares is better at singing than he is at football, waste of a jersey. What is Kettlewell thinking? Does he want us in a relegation dog fight again?
Colin: The way we are playing now is highly reminiscent of last season's slump. Our inability to score goals puts too much pressure on our back line not to concede. When we lose a goal the team panics and we often let in three or four in a game. Our manager needs to change his tactics and quickly. Time is running out for him.
Sharon: Kettlewell out. Simple. We have no identity. No idea what the team will be every week. Players out of position all over the pitch. Relies on Stephen Frail throughout the 90 minutes. Out of his depth. Negative tactics and the more time he spends with players in training the more injuries and thumpings we get. Sick of excuses. He's had his time. Next.