Kilmarnock FC --- Killie

Mal was Interessantes zur Schuldenentwicklung von Killie:
http://www.football-finances.org.uk/killie/debt2.5.gif

Sollte der Verein tatsächlich absteigen, würde es extrem übel aussehen.

Das 0-0 gegen Falkirk sichert JC's Mannen im direkten Duell den Klassenerhalt! Falkirk hatte Chancen, konnte sie aber nicht nutzen. Und das, obwohl Guido ein Falkirkwappen trägt :o

Zitat von Eintracht1874:
Das 0-0 gegen Falkirk sichert JC's Mannen im direkten Duell den Klassenerhalt! Falkirk hatte Chancen, konnte sie aber nicht nutzen. Und das, obwohl Guido ein Falkirkwappen trägt :o

Naja, wie heisst es:"Schön rausgeputzt......., hat nix genutzt......"


Hab es Killie aus den unterschiedlichsten Gründen nicht gegönnt.
Aber seis drum: Glückwunsch zum Klassenerhalt!

Na wenigstens überlebt Killie damit und Big Fat Tangoman bleibt der SPL erhalten :D

JC vor dem Absprung?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/k/kilmarnock/8670128.stm:

Manager Jimmy Calderwood may not stay at Kilmarnock

Jimmy Calderwood hinted he may not stay at Kilmarnock after preserving the club's Scottish Premier League status.

A 0-0 draw with Falkirk ensured that Killie survived as the Bairns were demoted on the last day of the season.


Der faule Sack...:

"I will see what the plans are. I wouldn't like to go through much more of this," Calderwood told reporters.

"If the plans are they want to get into the top six then that's different. But if it's just survival then I'll see you at Christmas time or something."

Weichei!

"It was absolutely horrible," Calderwood told BBC Scotland. "It was horrendous, I never want to go through it again. I'm glad it's finished

"I have not seen the chairman yet. He might be hiding from me."

:p :ugly

Aber er hält was von Pressley:

,,Steven's still a young manager, he was a wonderful captain at Hearts. Management's completely different and I think he said a few things that he might have learned from''

Angelo Massone would consider approach from Kilmarnock

Former Livingston owner Angelo Massone is interested in a second venture in Scottish football and would consider investing in Kilmarnock.

The Italian businessman spent a year at Almondvale and left with the West Lothian club in administration and close to going out of business.

Livi survived but were demoted from the First Division to the Third Division.

Massone told BBC Scotland that he would be willing to listen if approached by Kilmarnock, who are £11m in debt.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/k/kilmarnock/8677683.stm



Na, vielleicht klappts dann ja nächstes Jahr mit dem Abstieg....... ;) :ugly
Dieser Beitrag wurde zuletzt von barocogo am 12.05.2010 um 15:17 Uhr bearbeitet

Zitat von barocogo:
Angelo Massone would consider approach from Kilmarnock

Former Livingston owner Angelo Massone is interested in a second venture in Scottish football and would consider investing in Kilmarnock.

The Italian businessman spent a year at Almondvale and left with the West Lothian club in administration and close to going out of business.

Livi survived but were demoted from the First Division to the Third Division.

Massone told BBC Scotland that he would be willing to listen if approached by Kilmarnock, who are £11m in debt.
.................

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/k/kilmarnock/8677683.stm



Na, vielleicht klappts dann ja nächstes Jahr mit dem Abstieg....... ;) :ugly

Jau, mit dem Zwangsabstieg in die vierte Liga :ugly Ernsthaft, wenn Killie den ranlässt, wird es ihr Ende sein... im Vergleich zu dem kann man sich über Vlad ja noch freuen...

Johnston reagiert ,,vorsichtig'':
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/k/kilmarnock/8681656.stm

Aber McDougall hat ihn gewarnt...

Killie hat einen neuen Trikotsponsor. Hier das neue Shirt: http://www.kilmarnockfc.co.uk/articles/20100602/verve_85961_2063252

Haessler in frame as Kilmarnock give up on Blackburn coach Kean

ilmarnock have dropped their pursuit of Blackburn Rovers coach Steve Kean.

Kilmarnock chairman Michael Johnston has conceded defeat in his bid to appoint Kean as the club's new manager.

With his number one choice now out of the picture, Johnston has begun sifting through other applications, which he claims have come from across the globe.

Indeed, there are reports Germany's World Cup and European Championship-winning midfielder Thomas Hassler :o has put himself forward for interview, while former Romania boss Victor Piturca is also said to have declared an interest.

http://www.newsnow.co.uk/A/424953456?-1042