The Great Big Kilmarnock Thread

[Ira Gaines]

Kilmarnock need to come out publically and consistently on this. This is fairly clearly a corrupt decision with Sunday's OF game in mind, and a direct accusation to that effect would be good to see.

[paul wright scores]

4 minutes ago, Ranaldo Bairn said:

Actually burst out laughing when I saw that. Not at Killie, just at the sheer brazen corruption of the SFA.

Brown getting away with his Ross County one and Morelos *properly booting someone up the arse* are overturned yet this is upheld. Amazing.

What about both Brown and Naismith not being sanctioned after the recent Hearts v Celtic match?

[Ranaldo Bairn]

You could write a weighty tome on the triumvirate (RFC, CFC, SFA) of shame. I only picked two recent examples off the top of my head.

[kingjoey]

15 minutes ago, paul wright scores said:

100% correct.  Unbelievable, but you knew it was coming as soon as that clown was awarded the Old Firm game this weekend.

 

 

Absolutely ridiculous decision, but linking it to Collum’s appointment to the Celtic v Rangers game, is Rangers and Celtic level paranoia.

[Ira Gaines]

3 minutes ago, kingjoey said:

Absolutely ridiculous decision, but linking it to Collum’s appointment to the Celtic v Rangers game, is Rangers and Celtic level paranoia.

It really isn't. The SFA are utter shitebags. This is something that has been seen time and time again. A referee, with a shitload of controvery surrounding his decision making, gets given the Old Firm, and makes a mistake right before it. How does that make them look?

Maybe it isn't down to the OF at all, but you'd be mental to just dismiss it off hand.

[kingjoey]

1 minute ago, Mayor Wilkins III said:

It really isn't. The SFA are utter shitebags. This is something that has been seen time and time again. A referee, with a shitload of controvery surrounding his decision making, gets given the Old Firm, and makes a mistake right before it. How does that make them look?

Maybe it isn't down to the OF at all, but you'd be mental to just dismiss it off hand.

I’m mental then.

[killienick]

Predictable decision designed to protect their "top ref". Easy decision to make as our sycophantic, ugly sister sponsored media, couldn't care less.

[Dons_1988]

So that was violent conduct but booting someone off the ball wasn’t?

LOL

[akuram]

St Johnstone never win a appeal either. Old firm well that's different.

[paul wright scores]

21 minutes ago, kingjoey said:

linking it to Collum’s appointment to the Celtic v Rangers game, is Rangers and Celtic level paranoia.

Don't really think so - the SFA were hardly likely to announce his appointment for the upcoming OF game yesterday then publicly admit he was wrong last weekend.

I thought after seeing again on TV at the weekend it would have been rescinded, but no wonder so many clubs don't bother throwing £1,000 away with an appeal.   

 

[kingjoey]

8 minutes ago, paul wright scores said:

Don't really think so - the SFA were hardly likely to announce his appointment for the upcoming OF game yesterday then publicly admit he was wrong last weekend.

I thought after seeing again on TV at the weekend it would have been rescinded, but no wonder so many clubs don't bother throwing £1,000 away with an appeal.   

 

 It was obvious to anyone after Morelos had has red overturned, and Brown and Naismith got off with their antics, that the first appeal by a non Celtic/Rangers club would be turned down. Nothing to do with Collum’s weekend appointment. As I said if you’re going down that route, that is paranoia. 

[kennysmassiveego]

1 minute ago, kingjoey said:

 It was obvious to anyone after Morelos had has red overturned, and Brown and Naismith got off with their antics, that the first appeal by a non Celtic/Rangers club would be turned down. Nothing to do with Collum’s weekend appointment. As I said if you’re going down that route, that is paranoia. 

It wasn’t obvious to me , care to explain why I’m now labelled paranoid ? 

[Estragon]

12 minutes ago, kingjoey said:

 It was obvious to anyone after Morelos had has red overturned, and Brown and Naismith got off with their antics, that the first appeal by a non Celtic/Rangers club would be turned down. Nothing to do with Collum’s weekend appointment. As I said if you’re going down that route, that is paranoia. 

I'll be honest, as soon as I heard Collin had been given the OF game I knew this would happen.

[Newbornbairn]

Just watched it for the first time and that's an astonishing decision in light of recent appeals. 

[Ira Gaines]

28 minutes ago, kingjoey said:

 It was obvious to anyone after Morelos had has red overturned, and Brown and Naismith got off with their antics, that the first appeal by a non Celtic/Rangers club would be turned down. Nothing to do with Collum’s weekend appointment. As I said if you’re going down that route, that is paranoia. 

Obvious to anyone.

How you can say that reading this thread shows you actually ARE mental.

[kingjoey]

18 minutes ago, Mayor Wilkins III said:

Obvious to anyone.

How you can say that reading this thread shows you actually ARE mental.

So are you telling me that you thought that  the first appeal, not involving Celtic or Rangers, after the Morelos/Brown/Naismith triumvirate wouldn’t  be thrown out? Now THAT’S mental.

[Ira Gaines]

Ah. Whataboutery. I'm out.

[WFAANW]

Should have made the challenge off the ball imo.

[Dindeleux]

1 hour ago, kingjoey said:

 It was obvious to anyone after Morelos had has red overturned, and Brown and Naismith got off with their antics, that the first appeal by a non Celtic/Rangers club would be turned down. Nothing to do with Collum’s weekend appointment. As I said if you’re going down that route, that is paranoia. 

But if you go down the route you have that is also paranoia.

For the record I am not actually as bothered by the red card as some.  I thought it was a yellow but I can see why a referee, especially Collum, would give a red.  Hopefully Collum continues with his usual inconsistent refereeing at the weekend and incites a riot and subsequent religious hate war across Glasgow.

Going down to 10 men in a game hurts you a lot more than being able to plan for missing a key man so for me the damage around this decision has already been done regardless.

[kingjoey]

5 minutes ago, Dindeleux said:

But if you go down the route you have that is also paranoia.

For the record I am not actually as bothered by the red card as some.  I thought it was a yellow but I can see why a referee, especially Collum, would give a red.  Hopefully Collum continues with his usual inconsistent refereeing at the weekend and incites a riot and subsequent religious hate war across Glasgow.

Going down to 10 men in a game hurts you a lot more than being able to plan for missing a key man so for me the damage around this decision has already been done regardless.

What annoyed me was the feeling from some Killie fans that the reason the red was upheld was because of Collum. It wouldn’t have mattered who the ref was, that was the point I was trying to get across (badly, it seems).