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Fast Track Tribunal Update | Greg Stewart, Player, Kilmarnock FC

Thursday 1 November 2018

Fast Track Tribunal Update | Greg Stewart, Player, Kilmarnock FC

Player: Greg Stewart, Player, Kilmarnock FC

Match: Kilmarnock FC v Hamilton Academical FC, 27 October 2018

Competition: SPFL Premiership

Disciplinary Rule allegedly breached: Disciplinary Rule 200 : Where any one of the sending off offences of (A1) serious foul play, (A2) violent conduct, and (A3) spitting at an opponent or other person is committed by a player at a match, but that sending off offence was not seen by any of the match officials at the time that it was committed the mandatory suspension for that sending off offence as provided for in Annex C of the Judicial Panel Protocol shall be applied to the player.

Any Fast Track Notice of Complaint alleging a breach of this Rule shall be Determined by a Fast Track Tribunal subject to the provisions of Section 13.

Fast Track Tribunal Hearing: Thursday 1 November 2018

Outcome: Proved. Mandatory suspension of 2 matches immediate applied (A2 Violent Conduct), effective immediately to the player's Recognised Team's next two matches, irrespective of competition.

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28 minutes ago, LinkinFighter said:

Where's the squirrel emoji22.png

This might help explain......

The Kilmarnock Football Club is delighted to reveal our special crest for our 150th Anniversary.

The 150th crest is comprised of key elements from our club's history and modernised to highlight Kilmarnock's honour and tradition as we hold celebrations throughout the remainder of the 2018/19 season and the 2019/20 campaign.

Until 1977, the only badge that had ever appeared on our club jersey was the sign of benediction on top of a football.

This was Killie's first-ever crest and was drawn on the rear side of the October 1872 Book of Constitution.

In 1906, when the club became a Limited Company, a badge was created and elements like the shield in a circular emblem have been incorporated in our 150th crest.

This badge has always featured on club share certificates so our fans will recognise this.

Unbelievably, we didn't have any crest on our strips until 1977 and at that point, the Kilmarnock town badge became incorporated in our club crest. This remained until The Court of the Lord Lyon intervened in 1991.

We haven't incorporated the squirrels into the 150th crest as they belong to the town of Kilmarnock and we wanted this crest to highlight elements that come from the club's origins.

You will see our anniversary crest displayed on all event notifications, merchandise and much more throughout this special time for all Killie fans.

A huge thanks is due to the team involved including See Saw Creative, club historian John Livingston and Martin Le Roy, who helped provide a fans' perspective.

We know our fans will wear our crest with pride throughout our 150th Anniversary celebrations and a full list of events will be announced in the very near future.

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