Shane Blaney, an Irish defender for Motherwell, expresses hope for the team's performance in the next season's Premiership. Despite facing setbacks and a 15-game winless streak, Blaney highlights the team's good performances during that period. Although their recent draw against Hibs didn't secure a top-half finish, Blaney believes their fighting spirit is evident and gives him optimism for the future. He also mentions missed opportunities in previous matches where the team played well but couldn't secure victories.
The Lanarkshire side have taken a fair few set-backs during this campaign and went through a 15-game winless streak from September to December – with Blaney pointing out that there were several good performances in that time.
He said: “The way we turned that round gives me hope for next season. I also felt during that run that there were certain games where we were playing quite well but drawing instead of winning. “The gaffer instils a real positive mindset every week, the lads all feed off one another so there’s positive energy throughout the club.
“Now that we know Dundee drew at Aberdeen it doesn’t matter quite so much but there was a real sense of frustration about our result.
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