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Alanbileysfeathercut said:
Congratulations Dundee.
Charlie Adam done what he signed for.
Fire sale at killie.
McPake done a great job.
What next for killie?
Giving 3 sides to the old firm, and wondering why local folk travel to Glasgow for their football hit?
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Congrats Dundee, totally deserved.
Glad to see that horrible pitch gone, hopefully clubs can vote for grass pitches only in Premiership from now on and get Livingston to comply, they really shouldn't be allowed tbh and I've rarely(if ever) seen a decent game on one yet!
 

Alanbileysfeathercut said:
Congratulations Dundee.
Charlie Adam done what he signed for.
Fire sale at killie.
McPake done a great job.
What next for killie?
Giving 3 sides to the old firm, and wondering why local folk travel to Glasgow for their football hit?
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Yes mate with regards to the fire sale, Rangers will be desperate to have Lafferty back, they may have a chance then of retaining the title
 

graham74 said:
Im sad killie went down but looking forward to the Ayrshire Derby, plus new away days for me in dunfermline, raith, arbroath etc, oh and Partick, always good to have a pint in the west end before a game
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I was interested in Alex Dyer at Killie this year. As he was at Palace briefly I was hoping he would do a decent job but he looked like a man under serious stress right from the beginning. I guess anyone following Clarke was on a hiding to nothing?
 
Alan Whittle said:
I was interested in Alex Dyer at Killie this year. As he was at Palace briefly I was hoping he would do a decent job but he looked like a man under serious stress right from the beginning. I guess anyone following Clarke was on a hiding to nothing?
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Dyer seems a lovely fella but was out his depth. It was a money saving exercise in uncertain times which backfired. I like Tommy Wright, but he's got his work cut out, the exodus has already begun
 

I was surprised at how long Killie were in the SPL. I was sure they'd spent a season or two in the Championship.

Of course, old lags like me remember them in the sixties winning the league and performing well in Europe. Rugby Park was always a tricky place to play.
 
graham74 said:
Dyer seems a lovely fella but was out his depth. It was a money saving exercise in uncertain times which backfired. I like Tommy Wright, but he's got his work cut out, the exodus has already begun
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Sadly for Tommy Wright, who seems a decent guy, he left the Saints probably thinking he'd taken them as far as he could, he's gone into the lions den at Killiie, ended up relegated and Davidson has won the two major cups on offer,
That's football I guess.
 
polish said:


Thought it was a cert. Interesting.
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It seems that Howe dicked Celtic about trying to get the back room staff he wanted to join him, but couldn’t make it happen. Seems a bit of a shambles. Maybe it’s been too early for incoming Celtic CEO Dominic McKay to have an influence , but from his time with the SRU he’s proved to be one of the most astute senior sporting figures in Scotland.
 

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