Killiepie

The reality is we have been s**te since Joe Wright was brought back into the team.

If the manager feels he should be starting ahead of KVV then we just need to trust his judgement. He knows and see's a lot more of the players than we do.

You wouldn’t think this lot train with each other 5 days a week.

It's East Lomond just outside Glenrothes.

Went to have a look last night to see if I could see the Aurora and captured this on my phone

Best away top, but remove some popular kits from the vote. A retro kit needs to be at least 10 years ago. All seems a bit random to be honest.

Armstrong waste so much of the ball with poor decision making.

Todays result might just temp a few more players to sign for us.

You can buy it for £150 so your best bet is sticking it on Ebay.

Unless the tops don’t measure up correct against this chart, the Y2XL is 34-36 inch chest and the small adult is 36-38 which is the standard increment. Not really sure what size a XS adult would be.

Will out sell the away kit.

Not a fan at all. Considering other Hummel kits this year ours are on the lower scale by far.

There appears to be a hoodie version but not online. Does anyone know if it's in the shop?

Don't really see the need to mash up the two previous ideas. Remove the marron stripe off the collar, change the Hummel sign back to dark blue and think it would be more appealing. With the badge, sponsor and collar there is way too much going on. Just my opinion and hope it sells well.

Can’t make up my mind if I like it or not. Don’t think the photos released do it justice to be honest.

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Kilmarnock Football Club are delighted to announce that David Watson has committed his future to the club by signing a new two-year contract extension which will keep him at Rugby Park until June 2025. Watson has been part of the club’s academy for more than a decade and progressed through the ranks to captain both the Under-18 and Reserve teams this season, before making his first-team league debut against Rangers at Ibrox in March. The 18-year-old hasn’t looked back since being named as Brownings Man of the Match in his home league debut against St Johnstone, having since become a key figure in the heart of midfield. Commenting on his new deal, Watson said: “Reaching the first-team had been the goal since I joined the club as a 7-year-old, but I feel like my journey here is only just getting started. “There are so many factors that make Kilmarnock the right place for the next stage of my career. The manager has given me so much belief about what we can achieve over the next two years and I’m excited about the future that lies ahead.”

Not sure what you have watched to feel so strongly that it’s not a penalty

A championship squad playing like a championship team.

If you want a ticket you will get one.

Shambles once again. We’re to loose more goals down the left hand.

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