STUART KETTLEWELL has challenged Theo Bair to prove he's no oneseason wonder and join the list of famous No.9s in claret and amber.
The Fir Park hitman has struck 13 goals in the Premiership so far and was rewarded for his stunning form with a spot up front in the PFA Scotland Team of the Year this week.
It's been a sensational transformation for the Canada forward who only managed one goal in 18 months at St Johnstone before Kettlewell swooped to take him to Lanarkshire.
But the Well boss insists there's more to come from the 6ft 3in powerhouse. He said: "You need to build a story, I keep saying this.
"Theo's had a good run.
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