C4mmy31

Maybe these loans aren't so bad a thing afterall..... I can see plenty of top flight clubs looking to take up the offer now they are interest free with 20 years to repay them.....

Welcome to the world of Alex Dyer lads, spare a thought for us Killie fans who have to put up with these inane ramblings on a weekly basis....

A new low tonight, we didn't even manage a fuckin corner..... not that we'd do anything from one anyway. All aboard the AD juggernaught !!! next stop the Championship.

George Maxwell who played for Killie in the 70's was also a PE teacher in his day job.... he taught Gordon Smith, also his team mate before Smith moved to Rangers, he had to remind Gordon on several ocassions not to call him 'Sir' outwith school. After retiring from playing he went on to teach PE and mentor Kris Boyd.

I based mine on performances so far this season.... I purposely didn't include any loan players, Doyle, Rossi etc. Aging players like Broadfoot, Dicker, Power, Mulumbu etc, they'll do a job till the end of the season then they can go as far as I'm concerned. Burke would be the exception, I'd like to keep him around if he decides a coaching role is his way forward. The most important punt for me is Dyer.... I wouldn't trust him to do a rebuild job that Killie badly need.

Killie..... Keep - Findlay, thou, I think his mind is made up that he fancies another crack down south given Fowlers comments at last weeks on board in person meeting. Keep - Tshibola, Started the season well but has tailed off slightly recently. With Power & Dicker definately on the decline, he holds the ball up well in midfield and has the ability to find an open player with a simple pass. Sometimes looks disintetested but theres definately a player in there. Keep - Kiltie, the most creative player at Rugby Park and showing the potential he had in spades pre-injuries, is happy to stay and enjoying his football again given his interview with the DR last week. Won't be short of suitors as his contract is up in the summer. A no brainer for me. Undecided - Haunstrup, arrived with plenty of Pompey fans seethin he was allowed to leave them thou, has been in and out the team thou. Is he much better than Waters? I've not seen enough of him to form a solid opinion yet. Punt - Kabamba, again started the season well but looks out his depth in the top flight as the season has gone on, lacks a presence up top and is pretty useless in the air for his size bar the one performance against Jullien. Punt - Whitehall, lacks movement but is slightly better than Kabamba in holding the ball up. Not nearly good enough for the top flight imho. Punt - Rogers, a decent shot stopper but doesn't command his area and is prone to a mistake or two in games which doesn't install confidence in our defence. No better than Jamie McDonald who was allowed to leave last summer. Punt - Pinnock, for a winger he has zero pace and skill to beat his man, he is capable of a decent cross now and again but gets posted missing far to often and would struggle in the Championship.

Cheers

Whats Accies fans thoughts on him, I remember him scoring in your 2-0 win under Alessio but not much else?

Yip, we've seen that movie all to many times at Killie.... Goodwin is throwing away good money on him if he thinks Brophy can play upfront on his own, persist and he'll lose interest very quickly and start shooting from wherever he gets the ball and in whatever direction he's facing.

It'll not be like you to grab a piece of manufactured journalism then spin it to make it sound as if its gospel. But go ahead, knock yourself out.....

There were additional funds made available over a week ago on top of Brophy's old wage to bring in the player Dyer has targeted. Bowie also made it clear the £1m is only a safety net incase the clubs "business interuption insurance" claim takes longer to come throu.

Hyperbole journalism.... It's two answers to two different questions joined together to try and manufacture a story.

watch the full "on board in person 5" interview on youtube ya clown before spouting yer made up pish....

Anxious health chiefs ordered a total of 16 of Celtic’s players to miss two crucial top flight matches after studying a series of bus trips during the club’s controversial trip to Dubai. Parkhead boss Neil Lennon described the decision as ‘ludicrous’ during his scatter-gun media address on Monday while suggesting the scale of the numbers involved pointed to a political intervention rather than a straightforward public health measure. But Record Sport has learned the major reason so many of the travelling party had to self-isolate was based upon a probe into six separate journeys on the team coach, with the club’s own manifests showing injured defender Christopher Jullien sat in at least two different seats. It's almost as if a precedence hadn't been set already for breaking the bus rules Neil !!

incoming....

So let me get this right..... Neil is attempting to pressurise Sky bosses into forcing Andy Walker to apologise. Bullying in other words, which is one of Lennon's main gripes if I'm not mistaken. What an absolute c**t.

Have you checked the Dundee folder mate?

Get well soon Neil....

I cant help but read this with father teds voice running throu my head ....

said no football fan ...... ever

Me? A grass? never.....

^^^ FAO Claire Whyte ^^^