Showing posts with label Kilmarnock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kilmarnock. Show all posts
Tuesday, 17 January 2012
What a miss - ace asleep in wrong house
Click here to read a story I wrote on Ross County midfielder Rocco Quinn who broke into the wrong house after a night out. It was published in the Daily Star.
Monday, 25 April 2011
Date night in Kilmarnock
Click here to listen to this week's Terrace Podcast. On this week's show we look back on the Old Firm derby at the weekend - from team selections, to star players and managerial ear-cupping. As well as the rumble in Glasgow, there were another three other matches and plenty of goals to look back on.
In the lower league round-up, we look back on the Fife derby - gun-toting mascot and all - as well as the battles at the top and bottom of SFL2 and we congratulate Arbroath on their first ever title!
There's also predictions for this week's top-flight football and plenty more. Wrap your ears around it and enjoy.
Email: theterrace@scotzine.com / Twitter: @terracepodcast
Wednesday, 2 February 2011
Top Five: Deadline Day Deals
Below is my assessment of the Conor Sammon transfer from Kilmarnock to Wigan Athletic on transfer deadline day. You can check out the other four deadline day deals at here at The Terrace.
2. Conor Sammon (Kilmarnock ---> Wigan Athletic): Wigan Athletic netted Kilmarnock's top goal-scorer Conor Sammon last night after an estimated £600,000 deal was agreed between the two clubs. Sammon, who has signed a three-and-a-half year deal with the Latics, scored eighteen goals in twenty-seven games this season and was the SPL top goalscorer before he left Scotland.
It makes depressing reading for Killie fans - and sometimes it’s the transfers OUT that can affect the rest of your season more than who comes in. There is no doubt Killie will sorely miss the big guy, but they couldn’t refuse the money offered to them or deny the career enhancing move for Sammon himself. Mixu will have his work cut out replacing the Irishman’s goals. Meanwhile, the 24-year old will have his work cut out as he competes for a place in Wigan's first eleven with forwards such as Hugo Rodallega and Franco Di Santo. It is a big step up for the Irishman, but nothing can take away his fantastic goalscoring form this season where everything seemed to click into place for him.
2. Conor Sammon (Kilmarnock ---> Wigan Athletic): Wigan Athletic netted Kilmarnock's top goal-scorer Conor Sammon last night after an estimated £600,000 deal was agreed between the two clubs. Sammon, who has signed a three-and-a-half year deal with the Latics, scored eighteen goals in twenty-seven games this season and was the SPL top goalscorer before he left Scotland.
It makes depressing reading for Killie fans - and sometimes it’s the transfers OUT that can affect the rest of your season more than who comes in. There is no doubt Killie will sorely miss the big guy, but they couldn’t refuse the money offered to them or deny the career enhancing move for Sammon himself. Mixu will have his work cut out replacing the Irishman’s goals. Meanwhile, the 24-year old will have his work cut out as he competes for a place in Wigan's first eleven with forwards such as Hugo Rodallega and Franco Di Santo. It is a big step up for the Irishman, but nothing can take away his fantastic goalscoring form this season where everything seemed to click into place for him.
Tuesday, 2 February 2010
Kilmarnock 1 v 0 Celtic [Match Report]
Click Here for the link to my match report of the Clydesdale Bank Premier League fixture between Kilmarnock and Celtic which took place this evening. The match report was published on The Away End's website.
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