MOTHERWELL ace Liam Gordon reckons it is in tough times that you discover more about your team-mates.
And looking round the Fir Park dressing room he knows he's surrounded by players who are up for the fight.
The Steelmen have lost their last two Premiership outings, 2-1 to Ross County and then a 3-0 thumping from struggling Hibs.
However, Gordon, who joined in the summer following nine years at St Johnstone, is determined to lead from the front to ensure these backto-back defeats do not snowball into a losing run.
And he knows he's got teammates who are up for the challenge and will give their all to get back to winning ways when they take on Dundee this evening.
Gordon said: "Really enjoying it. I was at St Johnstone for a long time but it got to a point where it was time to move on.
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