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Killie (away)

Anybody going?

 

Any team news?

 

Any predictions?

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In / Out : Out

Prematcher : Driving

Match : Flying

Post Match : Pubs in london

Prediction: Narrow victory and someone moaning about pies being sold out by 1/2 time.

Oot.

Oot.

Oot.

Oot.

Narrow defeat and someone moaning about Vernon.

Not often you read this...and don't ask what paper this came from...

 

KILMARNOCK boss Kenny Shiels will be looking to do the dirty on his boyhood heroes when Aberdeen visit Rugby Park tomorrow.

 

The 56-year-old has revealed he grew up supporting the Reds long before Alex Ferguson arrived at Pittodrie to make them a force at home and abroad.

 

Back in 1970 he listened to the radio and cheered as Eddie Turnbull’s side shocked Celtic 3-1 in the Scottish Cup Final.

 

And Shiels admits he still has a soft spot for the dandy Dons.

 

He said: “We’re still small fry compared with Aberdeen. They are one of the biggest clubs.

 

“When I was a kid my dad told me to pick a team in Scotland and England.

 

“I wasn’t allowed to choose Rangers or Celtic. He didn’t want us branded one or the other as you could be in trouble in Northern Ireland then.

 

“So myself and all my brothers picked Aberdeen.

 

“Bobby Clark was the keeper, Joe Harper up front – I remember all those guys. The wide player was Arthur Graham. Martin Buchan played in the team too.

 

“In 1970 my English team was Chelsea. So it was great for me when they both won their cups that year.

 

“Aberdeen beat Celtic 3-1, Harper got the first one and Derek McKay scored the other two while Chelsea beat Leeds after a replay. I just thought that was brilliant, unbelievable.”

 

Craig Brown is hoping to bring a trophy to Pittodrie for the first time since 1995 and Shiels believes it’s not a mission impossible.

 

He said: “Can they get back to that level? I think they can. They’re a great club. A one-club city with a big catchment area is great and they’re undefeated since the first game at Celtic.

 

“I see them as resilient and experienced and they’ve added speed to their attack with Ryan Fraser, Niall McGinn and Johnny Hayes.

 

“They look like a team that’s invested for not only the top six but also the European positions.”

 

Killie are third in the SPL but Shiels believes the Dons will eventually overtake them due to their superior resources.

 

He said: “I think Aberdeen, Hearts and Dundee United will break from the rest – Hibs, too.

 

“Ourselves and four or five others have to try to steer clear of relegation. The big city clubs are the ones you’d expect to be up there and they normally are.”

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^^^

 

Good article. I recon he's a pretty likeable guy.

 

In / Out : Out

Prematcher : Crying

Match : Crying

Post Match : Eating

Prediction: Routine victory. Pies left over.

Out although only ten miles away, refused to give Killie a penny of my money (unless a cup tie and split gate) after they abstained in the Sevco vote.

 

Hope we gub them, but would probably take a one each draw right now.

Not often you read this...and don't ask what paper this came from...

 

 

Typical mind game from Shiels

Played similar card by praising Hearts pre match last weekend

And he was only ever a part time supporter and never came to watch us

Not often you read this...and don't ask what paper this came from...

 

 

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In / Out : Out - Not giving a penny to these Sevco sympathising cunts

Prematcher : Flat

Match : Musselburgh v Ballingry or Herriot Watt v Edinburgh City

Post Match : Flat

Prediction: 1-1

In / Out : In

Prematcher : Train

Match : Away End

Post Match : Train

Prediction: 2-2

Out

Asleep

Online

Fuck knows

Killie pies, Aberdeen rowies.

In / Out : In

Prematcher : Train

Match : Away End

Post Match : Train

Prediction: 2-2

 

Hun.

Oot.

 

Hoping for something vaguely positive.

In.

No no no no no no.

 

1-2 win for the Dandies. McGinn and Vernon.

Got a good feeling about this game, long overdue a result there.  wish i could go to be honest.

Not playing too badly, but need to carry more urgency second half. Ryan Fraser excellent again.

We couldn't score in a brothel!

We couldn't score in a brothel!

 

Apart from the 2 we've scored today you mean?...

;)

My inspirational team talk worked didn't it?

Pity we are heading into the international break

FGives us time to do some repair work on Fraser's legs

Brilliant second half, three very well-worked goals and outplayed a thoroughly decent side.

Very good, particularly the second half. A wee bit sloppy in the first but still looked the better team. Second half was similar to the St Johnstone match. Outplayed Kilmarnock.

 

Some brutal tackles on Fraser today, surprised tere wasn't a red at the end. Positive performance though.

We've got something a little bit good going on here people.

We've got something a little bit good going on here people.

 

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