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Meanwhile Killie win again and big Laff’s ban is now down to nine.

Most injuries happen on grass.

For a wee town Killie do have a great following. Thanks for your comment.

Keep him away from Killie. Probably one of the most overrated players Killie have had in recent years. The club wasn’t good enough for him when he left for Saints. Not missed.

Killie’s under 18’s went away and beat Livingstone under 18’s 9-1. The colts have already beaten Cowdenbeath 3-0 and East Stirlingshire 5-2 in the challenge cup. The club have unearthed a few gems so hopefully the first team will benefit soon.

Considering that Killie were in the championship last season , I can honestly say that Motherwell would not look out of place there. Killie should have won that game more easily but next time they will do.

Hodson will do a good job for Thistle.

Is this game on the telly?

MCInroy was playing out of position but doesn’t look out of place in the Premiership.

It’s an American marching song that Killie fans sang long before the bigots. A bit of research would have saved you making a common error. Hello hello we are the Killie boys.

Correct. One for Colin is a great song.

That wee guy McInroy looks a player.

Whatever you say . You even have a staunch Killie fan running your show.

The problem lies with Ayr being under the shadow of their huge Killie rivals.

9 points is possible but would need a big goal difference to have a chance. Only 3 second placed teams go through.

I reckon a team to qualify in second place will need at least 9 points. Even that might not be enough.

Top of the class for the season’s silliest comment to date.

Any club that relies on players like Brophy and Kiltie will certainly struggle. Apart from being average, they spend more time on the physio’s table than on the park. We got rid for a reason.

New manager required.

Jack Sanders has the potential to be a top player.

Killie have now passed 4700 tickets as from yesterday. 10% of Kilmarnock’s population.

Killie were 4000 on Thursday and many more were sold at the weekend.

Only thing numb is your brain. The BOS has never been fully public owned. The daily record got that projected loss wrong as Killie actually made a profit. They also got almost £1 million in loss of business insurance. Only last week they got over £300000 for a youth player plus add ons from Newcastle United. I believe that equals Ayr’s biggest ever fee received. The only think ticking is your clockwork brain.

The grant was taxpayers money. Killie did a deal with a private company and payed back what they were asked. WFAANW.

I believe Ayr took £500.000 of taxpayers money during the pandemic. Somehow I do not think that will be repayed. Killie took a loan at the same time which will be paid back.