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  1. The loss this morning of big Jim "Tim" Turnbull has certainly provided me with some well needed perspective on the whole Kilmarnock FC situation. Killie fan, Burns stalwart, Bellfield legend, the best and most "weel kent" school/chapel/supporter's bus driver in the county and, I'm proud to say, my father-in-law. You bet we will be belting out "Paper Roses" at the funeral. Love you Jimbo- See you in the next one, have a good time.
    19 points
  2. I wouldn't want Clarke to come back. We all knew about it first time, but got blinded by his CV with Chelsea, Liverpool and so on. But there is no escaping it, the guy has absolutely no North Region Juniors experience. It's a no from me.
    16 points
  3. He may know all this. If he does he’ll know we need ssc. Dyer can’t provide what was here under Clarke. He is not the great man. And to hobble on with a poor imitation of what we had before could be disastrous. The alessio model was the better option as a follow up to the Clarke era. Total rethink. Only way to kick on. And there were obvious signs of change in the first few games under alessio ( to other folks points). The centre backs were tasked to come forward and join the play. Dicker was deployed in the “ quarter back “ role, dictating the play. It was clear the players would need to be changed over time to fit the new approach. It could been a sliding moment when GT was through on goal in the first half at rp. The defeat against the welsh rocked the club and whether the players or the manager or the board, the fans or a combination thereof, we collectively shat ourselves and tried to go back to type. Trying to follow the “Clarke way” without Clarke is like making top gear without Jeremy clarkson or soccer am without Tim lovejoy. The formula may be the same but it never quite works as well. ill get behind the new man and the team as always but I really have lost confidence in the board over this scenario.
    10 points
  4. Came across these in the attic
    8 points
  5. I dont blame bowie one bit he took a massive gamble on aa thinking outside the box looking up rather than down but with most times you gamble you lose but hes a killie fan himself and was prepared to take that chance hoping wee had a clauido raniero on our hands. He must care about our club or he would have played it safe so for that reason he should be applauded
    7 points
  6. All the board have done here is transfer fans’ frustration of the players onto Dyer. Don’t let them players) off so lightly.
    6 points
  7. Can I wish all my fellow killie fans wherever you are a happy new year. Let’s hope it’s a good one.
    5 points
  8. There are people (a lot, sadly) on here that I don't give a monkeys on what they say, but I've got to ask what is behind you posting this? Are you looking for the fans to turn on the players? Are you looking for the fans to turn on the board? Do you like bad atmospheres at Rugby Park? Do you think this will help us win games? Do you not think that the supportive attitude from the fans at Rugby Park in the past couple of seasons previous help turn the lost games to draws and the level games to victory's? It's up to every individual to take what they hear, who from, when etc. and make their own mind up on what they believe has gone on and I'm no different. From what I've heard the players deserve great credit for keeping going for the first few months under what has been a real let down of a manager. They've stuttered over the past couple of months, but that will always happen when they do not have someone to lead them in the right way - look at what the same group of players did under McCulloch then the difference under Clarke. So, for what it is worth, my shout would be to get behind the players - they deserve that after the previous two seasons. Then get behind Alex, at the very least he needs more than three fixtures before getting the grief he has got on here from some.
    4 points
  9. The trust represent under 10% ot the Killie support. The other 90 plus % deserve to meet the manager at any event .
    4 points
  10. I have a feeling that you talk s**te.
    4 points
  11. Don’t understand why Alex Dyer wasn’t considered to be the right man for the job in the summer but now he is. Doesn’t make any sense. Sadly I’m not optimistic about his appointment at all. Given the performance v St Mirren I’m actually pretty amazed at the announcement.
    4 points
  12. I can buy into this theory! He realises that he hates being around his wife and family all the time and misses the other life he had in Ayrshire. All that free time and extra salary he has with the SFA are no compensation for the joy of putting a group of journeyman players through drills in the driving rain at Rugby Park. The sarcastic “I need this like a hole in the head”, has become “I really do need this - it’s left a hole in my heart!” And watching BB’s masterful handling of AA’s appointment and dismissal has made him realise that his joke about him being the best club owner in football wasn’t a joke after all! It’s all crystal meth... I mean, crystal clear to me now!
    4 points
  13. I'd say the North Region Juniors
    3 points
  14. More unsubstantiated pish!
    3 points
  15. Happy new year all fellow killie fans
    3 points
  16. We are a fickle and childish bunch. “Alessio out. Dyer in. Oh wait a minute.“ “It’s Cathy’s fault. Sack the board.“ ”Am no paying for TiK.... NAPM.” Yes it’s p!sh at the moment, nobody enjoying it. People are allowed to be upset and are allowed to have an opinion, great. Some of the chat, however, is cringe as feck and just the big standard internet pile on that happens when things don’t go people’s way. Dyer nowhere near my first choice, however, if it is him (Or whoever it ends up being) we need to get behind him and help him turn this around. Acting like spoiled weans isn’t going to get us anywhere.
    3 points
  17. Bit of fun or man's stupidity to the planet? Just watched it and found it distasteful
    2 points
  18. I've always thought that was a cracking strip.
    2 points
  19. if he can work at Livi with Martindale he can work with any one
    2 points
  20. I hope it’s reinforced.
    2 points
  21. You don’t know any of that to have any substance to it. Better staying away from the keyboard than posting inane pish
    2 points
  22. Happy New Year all. Hopefully a year with a trip to Hampden in May, fresh hope, and a move up the table.
    2 points
  23. Steve Clarke has agreed to return. He misses the day to day management of a club team and yearns to return to his beloved Killie. Whether he manages both Killie and Scotland, or leaves the national team altogether, he feels obliged to hold off on announcing any move until after the playoffs. As such, there is no point hiring a new, long-term manager and Alex Dyer has agreed to keep the seat warm until his mentor can return, and he can resume the AM role.
    2 points
  24. I would have thought the bare minimum for a new manager would be enthusiasm. He’s as enthusiastic as me being dragged to the January sales by Mrs G .
    2 points
  25. The biggest difference between now and last summer is that the director of football is in place. Hopefully Fowler can help bring in some of the players we need badly this month.
    2 points
  26. Nelson tackle on Stokes. Phew!!
    2 points
  27. Sorry for your loss mate..
    2 points
  28. Tim was a real good guy. He drove the Bickering boys (Killie Club) bus to hundreds of games over a few decades. I am proud to have known him as a friend. RIP auld pal.
    2 points
  29. So sad to hear of any Killie fan passing away. My condolences to you and your family at this sad time RIP JIM
    2 points
  30. Especially sad at this time. Condolences. RIP.
    2 points
  31. I was really sad to hear this news today, Tim was one of life’s good guys. RIP Mate. Condolences to the family.
    2 points
  32. Very sorry to hear this. Condolences to your family.
    2 points
  33. Sad news , many condolences to you and your family
    2 points
  34. Really sorry to hear of your loss. Take care.
    2 points
  35. Sorry to hear of your family’s loss, mate.
    2 points
  36. Bell's save from the Stokes header in the same game was a better save for me. Sticking with that game Nelson's tackle on Stokes right at the end was perfectly timed.....
    2 points
  37. Yes but people like to rewrite history and go with the flock rather than stick to facts
    2 points
  38. Were we not top 6 when he left and sold one of his signings for £1m.
    2 points
  39. Ok, but i warm you this is going to be long and rambling. I’m going to start with the assumption that not much has changed in AD’’s life in the last 6-7 months to suddenly make him think he wants to be a manager now. That makes me wonder why he wasn’t more proactive in the summer. His boss has just left. We have a big season coming up. The board are dithering about appointing a new manager. He has the ideal opportunity to show them he’s the man for the job. Organise a decent preseason, get a few friendlies lined up, get some of the players he and SC would have obviously discussed bringing in, invited along to training to have a look at them. He could’ve been working on fitness regimes or nutritional plans to ensure we were in peak condition for the start of the season. None of this would have gone to waste is someone else got the job, but he did nothing. Why? The second aspect of my reasoning is based on experience of how things work in changing rooms and the work place in general. One or two influential individuals can make or break any proposed changes. If you can get them on board change can be a breeze. If they’re reticent you’re fighting an uphill battle. Think back to AD’s pitch side demeanour. Remember talk of him being ostracised and potentially leaving. Is it too much of a stretch to think he would have been having words with the likes of Broadfoot and Dicker to say “this is nothing like the gaffer would’ve had us doing”. AD has been around dressing rooms long enough to know how these things work. Watching our season unfold has been like watching The Damned United for millennials.
    2 points
  40. We sacked a manager in 5th place but should now be taking 10th for our final season position? At least we have a guid guy as manager and no doubt Dicker, Brucey and the boys will be having a good laughs in training.
    2 points
  41. There it is - the worst take yet. 1. Dog whistles of xenophobia that are completely false are just embarrassing. 2. He knows the league. Does he? He was part of the coaching set up the recruited Osman Sow and Simeon Jackson, so to say he “knows the league” isn’t telling the full story. Steve Clarke worked his contacts and unconverted a few gems for us. Alex Dyer’s first job up here was at us. 3. If him knowing the players was the key to fixing all of this, the last few games would have showed this - they didn’t. The players now get to have a laugh in training with their pal Alex in charge, doesn’t mean results will turn in our favour. Knowing the players and knowing how to coach and manage the players are poles apart.
    2 points
  42. f**k the interesting draw or decent away day. I'll take ties against Queens Park/East Kilbride/Talbot and the likes all the way to the final
    2 points
  43. If you think Morelos had that in mind when doing the cut throat gesture you’re just deluded. Should he have done the gesture? No. But I doubt Morelos was thinking about a murder that he probably didn’t even know happened when he was doing it.
    1 point
  44. The CEO was meant to deal with all of that stuff and failed across the board which cost her the job. Only real failing the board made was hiring her in the first place without proper consultation and not sacking her sooner for a string of mistakes. We've been chasing our tails ever since trying to recover from that, its not incompetence, it was been too loyal to someone who did nothing to deserve it because she was a Killie fan.
    1 point
  45. I can’t say it’s an appointment which fills me with much hope. I’d suggest AD is more to blame for our league position than AA was.
    1 point
  46. Ffs get behind him or feck off, he isn’t anyone’s first choice but he’s got the gig none the less time to stop the crap and stop thinking we’re all pep or Jose, he’ll get my backing until the end of the season at least
    1 point
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