swaddon Posted 19 hours ago Report Posted 19 hours ago The Red Revival continues apace at the Cathedral of Football on Saturday at 3 pm when Kilmarnock make the long trip up the road. I fancy a 2-1 home win. Quote
blinlemon Posted 17 hours ago Report Posted 17 hours ago The Killie fixture should be my first attendance since we played Celtic in midweek the business end of two months ago. “Watching” games on the BBC’s web update feature is shite. I even considered attending a Pollock Juniors cup-tie just round the corner from my temporary abode, but stayed too long at QEUH to catch even the last 15 minutes, and it was pishing doon. I’m confident of a win at the weekend. Quote
Blow.Up.Sheep Posted 11 hours ago Report Posted 11 hours ago The Dons go into this one looking to build on and extend their winning run of one in a row and continue to boost their confidence as the try to claw themselves away from that dreaded relegation playoff spot. SR should have no problem in making sure our lot are well up for the challenge of one of our closest relegation rivals. This is probably our biggest game of the season, and should be treated as our Cup Final. Beat Killie and we go 8 points clear of them with only 4 games to go. I have no idea why but for some strange reason I am quietly confident that we will see them off quite easily. 3-0 The Dandies (Nisbet with all three) Quote
TheDonbytheDee Posted 11 hours ago Report Posted 11 hours ago Swaddon and BUS both saying a win for us. I now have the fear. The two hun cunts in charge at Killie will have them well up for this one. Quote
Ajja Posted 10 hours ago Report Posted 10 hours ago (edited) I’m a touch concerned about the sense out there that a win against 10 Hibs players who looked like they couldn’t be arsed from the get go means we will sweep Killie aside. The post-Thelin (and probably pre and during) Aberdeen would have us all in expectant mode only to come out in their slippers and lose 0-1. Clinging to the idea that Robinson has them fired up and that the dart board and coffee machine are doing some heavy lifting on spirit. We really need to show up here as Killie are going to. 2-1, Olusanya to finally get up and running with an ugly, cumbersome finish. Edited 10 hours ago by Ajja Quote
swaddon Posted 3 hours ago Author Report Posted 3 hours ago 7 hours ago, TheDonbytheDee said: Swaddon and BUS both saying a win for us. I now have the fear. The two hun cunts Hey! No need for that. 3 Quote
Panda Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago I think Killie will avoid relegation. I think Neil McCann is actually very tactically astute and he failed at Dundee because the players didn't take to him, but Billy Dodds is good foil for him at Killie. I'd just like us to go the rest of the season unbeaten at home at least, and if we do that I think we'll be safe. Quote
Ajja Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago (edited) I actually think it’s StM who will escape play off spot. They look more able to win games. Killie can’t play away and are hot and cold so I suspect they’ll end up 11th but probably avoid drop by winning play off. Edited 1 hour ago by Ajja Quote
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