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  1. Tough one between Bair, Patton and McGinn, controversially I’m going for Patton, great ball carrying work, always looking for the ball and unfortunate not to score.   McGinn’s tackle on Kennedy was immense, even better was his high five with Butcher after jogging back.   And Theo Bair, has there ever been such a redemption arc at Fir Park in years?   He didn’t look like he’d seen a ball before initially, to go from that to where he is now is incredible and great to see.

  2. 1 hour ago, grumpy said:

    I voted for Miller, early days, but so far he looks like the real deal. Spittal, Slattery, Souare & Paton all played well too.

    Can’t disagree, would also add Casey is now looking back to his old self and was the standout from the back 3.

  3. On 2/22/2023 at 12:31 PM, dundeesteelman said:

    First time heading to Killie in 30 years. Anyone got any tips on car parking close to the ground??

    If you’re coming in from A77/A71 via Bellfield Interchange, take Dundonald Road exit (left at first roundabout then left again), you can normally get parked on side of road.  The earlier you get there, the closer to ground you get.   
     

     

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  4. I’d agree with previous post that Kettlewell has clearly setup the team entirely differently and to the strengths of the players he has, rather than impose a 4-3-3 irrespective a la Alexander and Hammell.   He’s also got previous first team management experience which Hammell didnt have, which is notable in how the teams played.   He has clearly kept up with the game in his time out, and looks like a guy who’s hungry, learned and improved.   If we’d to bring in a new boss, it’s be a slap in the face for Kettlewell, plus it’d take a few weeks for the new guys philosophy to bed in plus the other candidates don’t know the Scottish game.   Time that we don’t have in our current situation.
     

    It’s the right short term decision and if Kettlewell keeps us up, potentially the right long term one as well.   He has my support.

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  5. If you’re looking at older heads, Yogi a far better shout that Wright.  At least he kept the Staggies (a fellow Premier league team) up, Wright has a 100% failure rate,  Once out the relegation mire, can also play attractive football, as opposed to Wrights pragmatism which’d be a step backwards to the Alexander era.  Suspect/hope it’s an agents plant

  6. Be delighted with Lambert, we need someone who can win a relegation scrap plus bring us straight back up if it doesn’t work out.   I think the point to prove angle is key, you want someone who has possibly been unfairly punted (Ross at Hibs, Goodwin at the Sheep) but is fundamentally a decent coach who wants to burnish their reputation again, also is OK financially via pay-offs etc so can take a pay cut.   Ross at the Arabs is an outlier that I think reflects more on the catastrof**k of a club they are currently.  

     I love Big Yogi, particularly what he did with ICT and how he got them playing, however he’s lost 2 out of 3 of his recent relegation-saving gigs with the Staggies the only exception, so may count against him.

    Interesting times.

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