Games Photo Albums - Kilmarnock FC
The pictures featured in the albums within this section of the site were taken before, during and after matches involving Kilmarnock FC.
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Season 2006-2007
"... we
defended very poorly!"
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Kilmarnock 3-2 ICT FC 10th March 2007
Caley Jags had to beat Kilmarnock to have any chance of a top six finish this season. After 10 minutes Markus Paatelainen scored his first goal for the team following a cross from Richard Hastings. He headed in from 12 yards to beat Graeme Smith. Killie replied on 17 minutes with a goal from Paul di Giacomo. Killie then scored twice again before half time with a second goal from di Giacomo and one from Stevie Naismith. Caley Jags struck back in the second half when a Barry Wilson corner was headed in by Darren Dods on 48 minutes. There were no more goals, and Killie should now secure a top six finish.
Charlie Christie acknowledged that today's result came from uncharacteristically poor defence, "Today for 25 minutes we defended very poorly which is so unlike us especially after last week's clean sheet against Dundee United and we have paid dearly for it."
Killie manager Jim Jefferies was pleased with the result, "We just deserved to win the game. It was terrific to come back from losing an early goal... We're not there yet but we are close to securing a top six finish and we deserve it because we have been there all season."
 10/03/07, 100 Photos
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"... today was really poor defending... "
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ICT FC 3-4 Kilmarnock 16th December 2006
Caley Jags welcomed the return of Darren Dods, back after his one match suspension. Dods marked his return by opening the scoring on 6 minutes. Kilmarnock replied on 29 minutes when Steven Naismith scored. This was followed by a goal on 35 minutes by Colin Nish which put Kilmarnock into the lead. Dods responded 4 minutes later to level the scoring. Then, in the final minutes of the half Grant Murray handled the ball resulting in a penalty to Caley Jags. Craig Dargo showed he was not put off by last weeks' effort when he scored from the spot on 45 minutes. Kilmarnock again brought the scores level when Nish scored his second on 49 minutes. Naismith then got his second of the afternoon when he scored from the spot after substitute Zander Sutherland fouled him in the box.
Manager Charlie Christie, remains disappointed in the team's inability to pick up points: "If you score three goals at home you expect to win the game... you can't afford to lose four goals at home... I have told them in no uncertain terms that today was really poor defending..."Jim Jefferies the Kilmarnock boss said, "I told the players at the break, if we want to challenge for the top half of the table, we had to come to places like this and get results... Credit to the players for taking everything on board and playing with the determination we have consistently seen over the last couple of seasons."
16/12/06, 83 Photos
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"... we were tremendous, absolutely exceptional. We should have gone on and won the game."
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Kilmarnock 1-1 ICT FC 23rd September 2006
Kilmarnock were first to score in a game with plenty of end to end action. In the 7th minute Colin Nish headed in a corner kick from David Fernandez. Craig Dargo leveled the score 12 minutes later. After a throw in, Darren Dods headed towards the far post and Dargo knocked it past Killie keeper Graeme Smith into the roof of the net. Around the 70 minutes mark Richie Hart had a strike at goal. The ball was low and although blocked by Smith he was unable to keep hold of the ball. Craig Dargo was on hand to strike the free ball. Although at very close range the ball hit the post and rebounded away from the goal.
After the game manager Charlie Christie said "Second half we were tremendous, absolutely exceptional. We should have gone on and won the game... In the first 20 minutes, we were not great and lost a goal from a corner, which is unlike us, and had to thank Dargo for getting us back in the game... We had five or six good chances, although, to be fair, Mark pulled off a great save at the end."Jim Jefferies the Killie manager thought his team deserved a share of the points. "It was a fair result... Their goalkeeper made a fantastic save late in the game... Inverness are a very hard team to play against. They set up two solid banks of four and hit you on the break. "
23/09/06, 79 Photos |
Season 2005-2006
Kilmarnock 2-2 ICTFC 19th November 2005
Album consisting of 20 photographs by Peter. [Album 19/11/05 ]
ICT FC 2-2 Kilmarnock 20th August 2005
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Album consisting of 29 photographs taken by Peter. [Album 20/08/05 ]
Season 2004-2005
ICT FC 1-2 Kilmarnock 30th April 2005
Album consisting of 13 photographs by Peter. [Album 30/04/05 ]
Kilmarnock 1-0 ICT FC 9th April 2005
Album consisting of 35 photographs by Peter. [Album 09/04/05 ]
ICTFC 0-2 Kilmarnock 3rd January 2005
Album consisting of 78 photographs. [Album 03/01/05 ]
Kilmarnock 2-2 ICT FC 23rd October 2004
Album consisting of 74 photographs. [Album 23/10/04]