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Kearney is head and shoulders above Goodwin and even he was a fucking diddy. St Mirren will be lucky to win 8 games this season.

Alessios price has drifted since last night.

Fleetwood Mac were pish when Peter Green left.

Rumours circulating on the Killie Kickback forum that Angelo Alessio has the job.

IAN HOLLOWAY has revealed he would love to be the next Kilmarnock boss. Rugby Park chiefs are still sifting through more than 60 applications to replace Steve Clarke in the hot seat. And former Blackpool and Crystal Palace manager Ollie is keen on the Killie gig — 12 months after leaving QPR. He told SunSport: “I would be very interested in the Kilmarnock job. I’m looking to get back into the game and Scottish football is appealing for any manager. “There are big clubs and big managers and a lot of talented players. "Just look at John McGinn. He has been fantastic for Aston Villa and was a player I was keen to take to QPR if I had stayed there. “Without a shadow of a doubt I’d be interested in Kilmarnock. “Steve Clarke did a great job there and it’s a really good club.” Holloway, 56, has also bossed Bristol Rovers, Plymouth Argyle, Leicester City and Millwall during a long career in management. He led both Blackpool and Palace to Premier League promotion with his wacky style. Holloway also revealed he wanted to play for Scotland in his prime with QPR in the early 1990s. He said: “Three of my grandparents are actually Scottish. “Why did I never get capped? I wasn’t good enough! I tried hard, but I wasn’t good enough. “But I’ve always loved Scottish football. “I’ve worked with a lot of players from there and Charlie Adam at Blackpool was one of the best.” Kilmarnock owner Billy Bowie is expected to meet with his board members later this week to discuss applicants. The Rugby Park chief has had dozens of CVs from around Europe and will compile a shortlist before holding interviews.

https://stv.tv/sport/football/1438147-kilmarnock-draw-up-shortlist-of-six-managerial-candidates/ Interviews to start next week.

They also put Tam Black in last week at 10s.

Aye Craig. You don't half talk pish.

Clarke was Zolas assistant at West Ham. Dyer was the reserve team coach.

Heard from a few different guys that Clarke has knocked it back.

I got Gemmill at 7s yesterday so there's money coming in for him.

Might be a load of shite but I saw this on the Kickback. His odds are also drifting on Paddy Power.

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/4234506/alex-bruce-paul-heckingbottom-classless-hibs-kilmarnock-diver/ Looks like Heckingbottom absolutely shat it from Bruce. In a bizarre defence of his actions, Heckingbottom attempted to insist it was all banter. The Yorkshireman also back-tracked on his diving claim, despite levelling that accusation at Bruce on three separate occasions. Heckingbottom said: “We go back as we played with each other. We know each other well. “I don’t think he has dived, you can see that. It’s not a penalty, although we got what we deserved.”

Scott Burns just echoing what a few have said in here already.

I'll just leave this here.

Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy reference. Well done that man [emoji122]

It's that time of the week again. Aw the form tables.

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Aw the form tables.

Big Alex

Steve Clarke wins manager of the month for February. http://www.kilmarnockfc.co.uk/Article?id=6890

Possibly. I'd give Findley another chance but definitely looked out his depth on Saturday. Was at the developmental game against Dunfermline on Tuesday and Ashcroft was impressive.

Young boy McKay looks a decent prospect. He'll be 2nd choice.

Samson has left the club. http://www.kilmarnockfc.co.uk/Article?id=2570