Fan's Comments

The Ref Under 21 Posts 448 Registered: 14-5-2002 Location: New Farm Loch Member Is Offline Mood: Schmoove !!	posted on 31-7-2002 at 01:33 PM
	After serving a ban from football at Reading, Andy was offered the chance to resurrect his career at Killie. Initially offered a three months deal, he secured a longer term contract with some stunning performances, especially against the Old Firm. His performances tailed off towards the end of Bobby Williamson's reign but under Jim Jefferies has found a new lease of life in a more central attacking role. Why can't everything blue be Killie ?
Killielass Youth Team Posts 57 Registered: 15-5-2002 Member Is Offline Mood: Always happy	posted on 31-7-2002 at 02:25 PM
	I think Andy is a brilliant player when he is fully fit. Hope he has a really good season. KTID AUWFAANW AAFYA OFGTF
killiesazza Under 21 Posts 102 Registered: 14-5-2002 Location: Troon Member Is Offline Mood: Diet Irn-Bru	posted on 31-7-2002 at 04:38 PM
	Hard working midfielder who likes to get forward can help score goals but he isn't an out and out scorer, I see him more as a provider. Gets into good positions and will always try to put a shift in . KTID
bluehand Under 21 Posts 144 Registered: 14-5-2002 Location: on the end of my wrist ! Member Is Offline Mood: ANTI OLD FIRM !	posted on 31-7-2002 at 07:17 PM
	Played well at Q.O.S. and got some telling crosses in at times. Ireland done him no favours at all. Needs to improve fitness level and overall work rate. Needs to get more aggressive. I Have The Body Of A God... Buddha ! THE EARTH HAS ENOUGH FOR EVERYONE'S NEED BUT NOT ENOUGH FOR EVERYONE'S GREED....Mahatma Gandhi
EHG2 Under 21 Posts 209 Registered: 14-5-2002 Location: Kilmarnock Member Is Offline Mood: KTID!!!!	posted on 31-7-2002 at 07:18 PM
	I saw him play for Reading once and was impressed straight away. It's a shame the skill and determination that drew my attention soon wore off!!! Killie For The Cup!!!!!
Twisted Youth Team Posts 71 Registered: 16-5-2002 Location: Prestwick Member Is Offline Mood: intrigued	posted on 31-7-2002 at 09:35 PM
	My favourite Killie player! I think he shone when he first signed but soon faded away. Now under JJ he looks sharper and gives it his all. With him an wee ruby fit there will hopefully be good service for the goal scorers. Killie's young missionary, living, breathing in an A*r Utd environment. formally known as 'KillieRuss'
MrTumnus Moderator Posts 221 Registered: 18-5-2002 Location: Other side of the wardrobe Member Is Offline Mood: ever optimistic	posted on 31-7-2002 at 10:07 PM
	Spends far too much time complaining and blaming others when moves break down. But he can be a match winner, crowd pleaser, great crosser, dazzling winger, grafter, defence splitting passer and goal scorer when he's in the mood. I know the Andy I prefer to see on a Saturday!
KillieHippo The No.1 Fanzine Posts 54 Registered: 14-5-2002 Location: Bellfield Member Is Offline Mood:	posted on 31-7-2002 at 10:10 PM
	A revelation when he first arrived but his form gradually fell away under fat Bob. Since JJ arrived he seems to have the old hunger back or is his contract due up? Much prefer to see him play in a wide left attacking midfield role rather than as an out + out striker - has chipped in with a few excellent goals.
Duchess Under 21 Posts 233 Registered: 14-5-2002 Location: the Penthouse, Barrhead Member Is Offline Mood: feeling good!	posted on 31-7-2002 at 10:51 PM
	Has found his form under JJ - he is the man and IMO opinion flourishing under JJ Man I am puffed out! KTID
thurso doc Under 21 Posts 307 Registered: 14-5-2002 Location: thurso, caithness Member Is Offline Mood: life's a beach	posted on 1-8-2002 at 12:00 AM
	in my opinion he's the proverbial phoenix in the flames (trying hard to resurrect his career from the ashes) hope I die before I get old (er)
spmkillie Under 21 Posts 161 Registered: 29-6-2002 Member Is Offline Mood: hung over :(	posted on 1-8-2002 at 02:32 AM
	When it looked like his career was over and no one gave him a chance he took the one shoot he had left and joined Kilmarnock. The way he resurrected his career is amazing and he has went from being a down and out footballer to one of the best players in the Killie books.
spmkillie Under 21 Posts 161 Registered: 29-6-2002 Member Is Offline Mood: hung over :(	posted on 1-8-2002 at 02:33 AM
	um, ok, that was supposed to be "shot"
light blue wig Youth Team Posts 64 Registered: 15-5-2002 Member Is Offline Mood: drunk on Killie	posted on 1-8-2002 at 12:19 PM
	He is a superb player when his mind is right. Always looking to the bench to see the reaction to what he's done. If we employed a sport psychologist like a lot of sports do now I think we would see him as a regular Scotland pick. Maybe JJ knows how to motivate him.
the champs of 65 Youth Team Posts 36 Registered: 14-5-2002 Location: Glasgow Member Is Offline Mood: Bored	posted on 1-8-2002 at 10:25 PM
	Andy had a brilliant start to his Killie Career. 2 goals against Rangers and a stunning goal against Celtic. However, he has gradually faded away, only turning in good performances when he is bothered. But he fights for the clubs progression and we can't ask anymore. Now Andy if u can just start this season like your first one. 2 goals against rangers please...if u don't mind!!!!! Kilmarnock FC 2002/03 Scottish Premier Div. Champions
Suzy Youth Team Posts 75 Registered: 14-5-2002 Location: Cumnock Member Is Offline Mood: happy	posted on 4-8-2002 at 09:17 PM
	Has a good habit of scoring against Rangers on the first home games of the season! He's a great player when he has the right attitude and is totally fit! 1-1 :) 1-2 :)
Nigel4 Hot Prospect Posts 14 Registered: 14-5-2002 Location: Dreghorn Member Is Offline Mood:	posted on 6-8-2002 at 08:42 PM
	On a good day - world class on a bad day - utter terrible. One of my fav players (got his name on the back of my top). The Killie player with the best chance of getting into the Scotland squad regularly
Bristol Killie Youth Team Posts 28 Registered: 15-5-2002 Location: Shirehampton, Bristol Member Is Offline Mood:	posted on 7-8-2002 at 02:18 PM
	Blows hot and cold. I work with a lot of Reading fans and they are of a similar opinion that he plays when he wants to. I like that bit of arrogance he has when he's playing with confidence.
wullie Under 21 Posts 166 Registered: 14-5-2002 Location: Bellfield Member Is Offline Mood: Never drinking	posted on 8-8-2002 at 05:29 PM
	Quality player that knows how to please the crowd and shut up the away fans Would be good if he was slightly more consistent but after what he's been through the last few years I'm sure that will come. Although he always looks tired he keeps going and what a start to the season Feck The A*R OF-GTF AUFC - Won Feck All And Never Will
FuNsTeR Under 21 Posts 207 Registered: 14-5-2002 Location: Babylon 5 , Killieshire Member Is Offline Mood: OFGTF Ya BawBag	posted on 8-8-2002 at 08:37 PM
	Consistency is his biggest setback, match winner when he sets his mind on it ... needs to work harder when things aren't going his way needs to be less argumentative when things don't go his way can be very hot headed for his own good in all been a very good signing and is a very likeable character at the club and I hope he keeps his good form up                                       To Squad Info "They say when you play a Microsoft CD backward you can hear satanic messages...but that's nothing, if you play it forward it will install Windows"