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A Love Letter To Mixu Paatelainen

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Dear Mixu,

It’s been a while since I’ve thought about you, if I’m absolutely honest. Between one thing and another I feel like I’ve forgotten the good times we shared together and I’m writing to you today to apologise.

We both have completely different lives to what we had when you left, but think about when we came together. There was me, unable to decide where I wanted to go and you looking for a new challenge, looking to rebuild trust, looking to prove that you were the right man.

It’s been all change for me. The people who you remember – my friends – have changed, moved on or in some cases been marginalised and now I feel like there’s the possibility of something better, something more hopeful in my future. I want you to be part of that future.

You moved on, and I understand. It was a once in a lifetime chance and although you left a huge hole in my heart, I believe that you did the right thing. Leaving me to be with her – all glitz, glamour and ambition – was exactly what you needed.

I tried to move on too. There have been a few men since you left. You know one of them, he was a bit of a loudmouth but you know that. He took a lot of interest in the kids and even though he kept falling out with… well… everyone… he had my best interests at heart. He even brought home the most beautiful gift of all, a trophy.

He struggled with the people who had surrounded me and they drove him out. I miss him sometimes, and when he left I did something a bit silly and took up with someone much younger. All my friends were talking about Allan. I’d known him briefly before but he’d never been my main man. Everybody spoke so highly of him that I didn’t think that anything could stop us.

I was wrong.

He mistreated me. I don’t want to get too into it but when things got intimate, he didn’t seem to know what he was doing and then suddenly – just as soon as he’d come back into my life – he was gone. I didn’t know what to do. I’d lost my favourite kid, the one I’d pinned all my hopes on and then I lost my man. I was reeling, on the rebound. That’s where Gary came in.

He’d been hovering around the fringes, talking about salt n’ sauce and showing me pictures of Jim – you don’t know him, he came before you – for a few months and I thought that he might be what I’d been looking for. Hell, I figured he’d do.

How was I supposed to know he’d leave me like this? He doesn’t mean to hurt me but I’ve lost so much with him and my family are beginning to turn their backs on me, even shouting at me. They don’t understand why I won’t leave him and they tell me that I should be looking at my past; at the one who got away. They’re telling me that I should be thinking about you.

I know that you probably want something younger, more fashionable and – let’s just come out and say it – sexier, but I implore you to turn your back on such flirtations. You know that we complete each other. Me with my crippling debts and family who turn against me on a sixpence, and you with your balls on the ground and portly attacking midfielders – we were formidable, we were unstoppable.

Come back to me Mixu Paatelainen. I still love you and I think you still love me too.

Yours always,

Kilmarnock Football Club

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A Love Letter To Mixu Paatelainen

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Dear Mixu,

It’s been a while since I’ve thought about you, if I’m absolutely honest. Between one thing and another I feel like I’ve forgotten the good times we shared together and I’m writing to you today to apologise.

We both have completely different lives to what we had when you left, but think about when we came together. There was me, unable to decide where I wanted to go and you looking for a new challenge, looking to rebuild trust, looking to prove that you were the right man.

It’s been all change for me. The people who you remember – my friends – have changed, moved on or in some cases been marginalised and now I feel like there’s the possibility of something better, something more hopeful in my future. I want you to be part of that future.

You moved on, and I understand. It was a once in a lifetime chance and although you left a huge hole in my heart, I believe that you did the right thing. Leaving me to be with her – all glitz, glamour and ambition – was exactly what you needed.

I tried to move on too. There have been a few men since you left. You know one of them, he was a bit of a loudmouth but you know that. He took a lot of interest in the kids and even though he kept falling out with… well… everyone… he had my best interests at heart. He even brought home the most beautiful gift of all, a trophy.

He struggled with the people who had surrounded me and they drove him out. I miss him sometimes, and when he left I did something a bit silly and took up with someone much younger. All my friends were talking about Allan. I’d known him briefly before but he’d never been my main man. Everybody spoke so highly of him that I didn’t think that anything could stop us.

I was wrong.

He mistreated me. I don’t want to get too into it but when things got intimate, he didn’t seem to know what he was doing and then suddenly – just as soon as he’d come back into my life – he was gone. I didn’t know what to do. I’d lost my favourite kid, the one I’d pinned all my hopes on and then I lost my man. I was reeling, on the rebound. That’s where Gary came in.

He’d been hovering around the fringes, talking about salt n’ sauce and showing me pictures of Jim – you don’t know him, he came before you – for a few months and I thought that he might be what I’d been looking for. Hell, I figured he’d do.

How was I supposed to know he’d leave me like this? He doesn’t mean to hurt me but I’ve lost so much with him and my family are beginning to turn their backs on me, even shouting at me. They don’t understand why I won’t leave him and they tell me that I should be looking at my past; at the one who got away. They’re telling me that I should be thinking about you.

I know that you probably want something younger, more fashionable and – let’s just come out and say it – sexier, but I implore you to turn your back on such flirtations. You know that we complete each other. Me with my crippling debts and family who turn against me on a sixpence, and you with your balls on the ground and portly attacking midfielders – we were formidable, we were unstoppable.

Come back to me Mixu Paatelainen. I still love you and I think you still love me too.

Yours always,

Kilmarnock Football Club

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A Love Letter To Mixu Paatelainen

mixu-love.png

Dear Mixu,

Its been a while since Ive thought about you, if Im absolutely honest. Between one thing and another I feel like Ive forgotten the good times we shared together and Im writing to you today to apologise.

We both have completely different lives to what we had when you left, but think about when we came together. There was me, unable to decide where I wanted to go and you looking for a new challenge, looking to rebuild trust, looking to prove that you were the right man.

Its been all change for me. The people who you remember my friends have changed, moved on or in some cases been marginalised and now I feel like theres the possibility of something better, something more hopeful in my future. I want you to be part of that future.

You moved on, and I understand. It was a once in a lifetime chance and although you left a huge hole in my heart, I believe that you did the right thing. Leaving me to be with her all glitz, glamour and ambition was exactly what you needed.

I tried to move on too. There have been a few men since you left. You know one of them, he was a bit of a loudmouth but you know that. He took a lot of interest in the kids and even though he kept falling out with well everyone he had my best interests at heart. He even brought home the most beautiful gift of all, a trophy.

He struggled with the people who had surrounded me and they drove him out. I miss him sometimes, and when he left I did something a bit silly and took up with someone much younger. All my friends were talking about Allan. Id known him briefly before but hed never been my main man. Everybody spoke so highly of him that I didnt think that anything could stop us.

I was wrong.

He mistreated me. I dont want to get too into it but when things got intimate, he didnt seem to know what he was doing and then suddenly just as soon as hed come back into my life he was gone. I didnt know what to do. Id lost my favourite kid, the one Id pinned all my hopes on and then I lost my man. I was reeling, on the rebound. Thats where Gary came in.

Hed been hovering around the fringes, talking about salt n sauce and showing me pictures of Jim you dont know him, he came before you for a few months and I thought that he might be what Id been looking for. Hell, I figured hed do.

How was I supposed to know hed leave me like this? He doesnt mean to hurt me but Ive lost so much with him and my family are beginning to turn their backs on me,

. They dont understand why I wont leave him and they tell me that I should be looking at my past; at the one who got away. Theyre telling me that I should be thinking about you.

I know that you probably want something younger, more fashionable and lets just come out and say it sexier, but I implore you to turn your back on such flirtations. You know that we complete each other. Me with my crippling debts and family who turn against me on a sixpence, and you with your balls on the ground and portly attacking midfielders we were formidable, we were unstoppable.

Come back to me Mixu Paatelainen. I still love you and I think you still love me too.

Yours always,

Kilmarnock Football Club

:lol: What a great letter, hopefully the club actually send something like this to Mixu.

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Magennis: "But even though we got beat by the same score at the weekend by Ross County, it was more of a mixed bag. We just got beat by a better team. I don't think any of us failed to show up. We just got beat by a better team. We created a few chances but still looked vulnerable in defence. It was better but still the same result. A loss is still a loss whether you concede one goal or four."



I'd have loved to have been at whatever game Josh was at.


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Magennis: "But even though we got beat by the same score at the weekend by Ross County, it was more of a mixed bag. We just got beat by a better team. I don't think any of us failed to show up. We just got beat by a better team. We created a few chances but still looked vulnerable in defence. It was better but still the same result. A loss is still a loss whether you concede one goal or four."

I'd have loved to have been at whatever game Josh was at.

I'm actually more offended at that and him calling Gordon 'poison.' :lol:

Probably the worst performance I have ever seen. :blink:

I like him as well but that's a brain fart and a half.

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Magennis: "But even though we got beat by the same score at the weekend by Ross County, it was more of a mixed bag. We just got beat by a better team. I don't think any of us failed to show up. We just got beat by a better team. We created a few chances but still looked vulnerable in defence. It was better but still the same result. A loss is still a loss whether you concede one goal or four."

I'd have loved to have been at whatever game Josh was at.

Anyone else read the bit in bold as it's no my fault it the defences fault?

To answer that Josh, you may be creating chances but you are certainly not scoring them. In 10 years time you won't be remembered fondly as Josh Magennis, the man who created lots of chances, just another useless diddy that couldn't score for us.

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Anyone else read the bit in bold as it's no my fault it the defences fault?

To answer that Josh, you may be creating chances but you are certainly not scoring them. In 10 years time you won't be remembered fondly as Josh Magennis, the man who created lots of chances, just another useless diddy that couldn't score for us.

I thought that myself. Might even be a wee dig at Barbour who he really doesn't seem to get on with judging by the way they were giving out to one another at the weekend.

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