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Killie HistoriesEpisode 32: Billy StarkBilly Stark’s pre-Kilmarnock career saw him win multiple major trophies in Scotland before he joined Celtic - testament to the quality of the game in general and of the midfielder specifically.
So when, in 1990, Billy agreed to be part of the Jim Fleeting revolution at the club with big plans for the future, much was expected. Yet it did not work out as planned. A serious of injuries restricted his involvement and effectiveness.
The real Billy Stark story begins on his return to the club, having spent a year coaching with Hamilton. As Tommy Bu...2023-10-2637 min
Comic News InsiderEpisode 1454 - NYCC: Sarah Gordon! Jimmy went to New York Comic Con (NYCC) last week and got about 12 interviews and 1 press room. Producer Joe even got an interview in! In this episode, you'll hear from the "Britain's Queen of gothic folk horror" Sarah Gordon. Our mutual pal Kieron Gillen bestowed that moniker upon Sarah and he is so right. Jimmy had met (well re-met) Sarah last year in the UK at the Thought Bubble festival but only recently read her work. (That she had kindly gifted to him. BAD JIMMY!). VICIOUS CREATURES is one of the most incredible and beautiful graphic novels he has...2023-10-2446 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 31: Iain McCullochA huge fans’ favourite of the mid-1970s, local boy Iain McCulloch did the hard graft to make it in the game. From an early narrow escape, signing a contract with a club he couldn’t travel to play for, through years working as a heating engineer, the midfielder’s father played a crucial role in guiding him.
For Iain, being the best he could be was the focus. His pride at signing for Kilmarnock is clear, as is his fondness for the support who crowned him Player of the Year.
www.killiehistories.com/iainmcculloch
2023-05-2232 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 30: Jimmy ClarkSynonymous with the club across several decades in numerous roles, Jimmy Clark is perhaps best known as the trusted first-team coach when Kilmarnock lifted the Scottish Cup in 1997. A tactician with a focus on the defensive side of the game, it was his set piece plotting which set the platform for Paul Wright’s winner on that sunny day in May.
Jimmy's story is much, much more than those five years with Bobby Williamson and Gerry McCabe. A supporter since the 1950s, he fulfilled a dream when he became a key part of the early 1980s Killie mi...2023-04-1345 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 29: Kevin McGowneKevin McGowne chose just the right time to join his local team. When St Johnstone made the central defender available for transfer in 1996, Alex Totten swooped.
A lot was packed into his six years: two cup finals, a 1997 winner’s medal, and numerous European campaigns.
Good in the air and on the deck, his sterling performances alongside Ray Montgomerie made all the difference in the late 1990s as the club went from strength to strength. But it could have been very different, with time spent away from the game as a young player, followed by a...2022-12-1653 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 28: Kenny ShielsKenny Shiels will forever be associated with one of the most special of moments in Kilmarnock Football Club’s history: in 2012, he led the club to its fifth and still most recent trophy.
The League Cup success should not have come as a surprise considering the manager’s track record of surprising the favourites on several occasions in his career in Northern Ireland.
It was an inauspicious start to life in Ayrshire. Coming into the club as Mixu Paatelainen’s assistant, surgery determined that he would set up his first training session on crutches. Things improv...2022-10-1950 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 27: John BourkeDundee United’s loss was certainly Killie’s gain. After an incredibly difficult year with ‘The Tangerines’, both parties decided to cut their losses and part ways. Promotion-seeking Kilmarnock - at that stage a part-time club - moved fast to secure the tall striker with an impressive one-in-two league strike rate.
John Bourke quickly became a fans’ favourite: ‘The King of Rugby Park’, no less. His presence and outball produced 21 league goals as promotion back to the top flight was achieved in 1979.
Here, John discusses his immense pride at representing Killie, his style of play, the players wh...2022-09-0229 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 26: Stuart FindlayAfter an underwhelming loan spell in 2015, few Kilmarnock fans would have anticipated the next chapter in Stuart Findlay’s story. Two years later, his “stubborn” nature led the defender to give Ayrshire a second shot.
And it proved a wise decision.
In the following four seasons, Stuart was at the heart of some of the most memorable moments in the club’s modern history.
And his relationship with the club did not end with a life-changing move to the USA.
www.killiehistories.com/stuartfindlay
2022-07-2753 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 25: Mavis ReillyFrom early career doubts, and disenchantment as a struggling left back, Mark ‘Mavis’ Reilly reflects on the journey to midfield linchpin of a Kilmarnock team who enjoyed a decade of 1990s success.
As was the case for many of his teammates, the inspirational words of Tommy Burns set him on the right path.
On the 25th anniversary of Kilmarnock FC's third Scottish Cup triumph, the players' player gives an insight into the win, and the dedication required to make it to the top of the professional game.
2022-05-2439 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 24: Garry HayLifting a trophy for the club you support is surely the ultimate ambition of every player. For Garry Hay, that long-held dream became a reality for Kilmarnock in 2012, starring in the club’s - as yet - only Scottish League Cup success.
Patience and pragmatism were as much part of the left back’s emergence as his wicked deliveries from out wide. Watching fellow youth team players Alex Burke and David Bagan’s promotion to the first team in 1997 - and himself being a part of the iconic Scottish Cup celebrations of that season - only strengthened his re...2022-03-1858 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 23: Stuart LayburnStuart Layburn played just seven times for Kilmarnock yet his story spans some of the club’s greatest moments.
From a family of Killie supporters, he followed the team home and away from a young age before becoming a reserve team player in the early 1960s. To be a part-time player in that era was both a blessing and a curse. Stuart was part of a squad which made a serious challenge for honours in the first half of the decade. Yet he knew that any opportunities in the first team would only ever be fleeting at be...2022-01-2621 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 22: Flight from BacauA caper in the 1969/70 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup presented Scotland’s oldest professional club with some of their most resilient European adversaries.
Windswept, militaria-laden passport officers flanked by lines of fighter jets, a henchman goalkeeper specialising in lethal pull-and-punch handshakes, and a referee who “didn’t see nothing” led our adventurers to a chilly denouement: a game of football’s desperate, wheezing, grasping attempt to break free of its predictable fate.
Kilmarnock Football Club elder statesmen, Jimmy Cook, Ross Mathie and George Maxwell look back at the adventures of a lifetime.
w...2021-12-2120 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 21: Bobby WilliamsonAs both player and manager, Bobby Williamson played a key role in vital periods of Kilmarnock’s modern history. Signed to bring the tenacity, guile and, crucially, goals to the side chasing promotion back to the top flight, 1990 marked the start of a 12-year association with the club.
Bobby’s on-field successes with the club include a famous winner at Ibrox Park and involvement in both the promotion-winning side of 1992-93 and the team which then secured Premier Division safety in a highly competitive league the following year.
However, it is arguably Bobby Williamson’s manage...2021-11-3058 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 20: Pat NevinAs an epilogue to a playing career that included fans’ favourite status at Clyde, Chelsea, Everton and Tranmere, what was it about 28-times-capped Pat Nevin’s brief spell at Kilmarnock that left such an impression on him, to the extent that he describes it as the most enjoyable in his distinguished career?
www.killiehistories.com/patnevin
2021-10-2659 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 19: Tom BrownA modest marksman with an eye for the big moments, Tom Brown’s rapid albeit belated rise from junior football in the summer of 1993 marked a new beginning.
Following several ultimately unsuccessful attempts to realise his dream of professional status, it was another ‘TB’, the iconic Tommy Burns, who took a low stakes gamble (£160 per week low) by inviting Tom to train with the club for an extended trial period. Those battling qualities Killie fans came to admire in four successful years with the club secured a contract and a shot at Premier Division football.
And wha...2021-09-2851 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 18: Freddie DindeleuxBobby Williamson had an eye for a Bosman free transfer signing. During the pre-season training camp of 1999, he invited Freddie Dindeleux on trial with the carrot of a new-TV-deal-funded contract for the French defender, recently released by his boyhood team, Lille. Lacking pace and physicality, with not a word of English, his eventual induction to the Kilmarnock Football Club Hall of Fame would have seemed unlikely in that first summer. But after a slow start, Freddie began to win over team mates and supporters alike.
After all, being able to run fast isn’t everything.
Fr...2021-08-3129 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 18: Freddie DindeleuxBobby Williamson had an eye for a Bosman free transfer signing. During the pre-season training camp of 1999, he invited Freddie Dindeleux on trial with the carrot of a new-TV-deal-funded contract for the French defender, recently released by his boyhood team, Lille. Lacking pace and physicality, with not a word of English, his eventual induction to the Kilmarnock Football Club Hall of Fame would have seemed unlikely in that first summer. But after a slow start, Freddie began to win over team mates and supporters alike.After all, being able to run fast isn’t everything.Freddie’s in...2021-08-3129 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 17: The 2009 Ayrshire DerbySeason 2021/22 sees the return of the Ayrshire Derby as a league fixture for the first time in almost three decades.
Killie Histories heard from Hall of Fame member Garry Hay, reflecting on an epic, two-tie Scottish Cup battle in 2009.
Monsoon conditions; penalty miss; last minute equaliser; topless celebration with referee; handball goal; and a red card…what a 180 minutes!
www.killiehistories.com/derbydays
2021-07-2718 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 17: Derby Days with Garry HaySeason 2021/22 sees the return of the Ayrshire Derby as a league fixture for the first time in almost three decades.Killie Histories heard from Hall of Fame member Garry Hay, reflecting on an epic, two-tie Scottish Cup battle in 2009.Monsoon conditions; penalty miss; last minute equaliser; topless celebration with referee; handball goal; and a red card…what a 180 minutes! www.killiehistories.com/derbydays2021-07-2718 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 16: Mixu PaatelainenIn May 2010, Kilmarnock’s last day, nerve-shredding scoreless draw with Falkirk kept the Ayrshire club in the Premier League - just. But, with Killie, the unexpected is always just around the corner. And the philosophy of the club was about to change significantly.
New manager Mixu Paatelainen brought with him an approach to football that placed an emphasis on technicality, style, tactical awareness and, most importantly, entertainment. After a slow start, a 3-0 win at Tynecastle started the motor running.
But by April 2011 it was all over. Mixu - soon to be named Manager of th...2021-03-2955 min
Rabbitt Stew ComicsEpisode 292Comic Reviews: Action Comics 1029 by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Phil Hester, Eric Gapstur, Hi-Fi, Becky Cloonan, Michael Conrad, Michael Avon Oeming, Taki Soma Batman: Black and White 4 by Joshua Williamson, Riley Rossmo, Karl Kerschl, Chip Zdarsky, Nick Bradshaw, Daniel Warren Johnson, Becky Cloonan, Terry Dodson, Rachel Dodson Batman/Superman 16 by Gene Luen Yang, Ivan Reis, Danny Miki, Sabine Rich Detective Comics 1034 by Mariko Tamaki, Dan Mora, Jordie Bellaire, Joshua Williamson, Gleb Melnikov Harley Quinn 1 by Stephanie Phillips, Riley Rossmo, Ivan Plascencia Teen Titans Academy 1 by Tim Sheridan, Rafa Sandoval, Jordi Tarragona, Alejandro Sanchez Batman and Scooby Doo Mysteries 1 by...2021-03-282h 32
Comic Book ClubThe Stack: Alien, Harley Quinn And More
On this week’s Stack podcast:
Alien #1
Marvel
Written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson
Art by Salvador Larroca
Harley Quinn #1
DC Comics
Written by Stephanie Phillips
Art by Riley Rossmo
Firefly: Brand New ‘Verse #1
BOOM! Studios
Written by Josh Lee Gordon
Art by Fabiana Mascolo
Teen Titans Academy #1
DC Comics
Written by Tim Sheridan
Art by Rafa Sandoval
Once & Future #17
BOOM! Studios
Written by Kieron Gillen
Art by Dan Mora
Action Comics #1029
DC C...2021-03-2434 min
Comic Book ClubThe Stack: Alien, Harley Quinn And MoreOn this week’s Stack podcast:
Alien #1
Marvel
Written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson
Art by Salvador Larroca
Harley Quinn #1
DC Comics
Written by Stephanie Phillips
Art by Riley Rossmo
Firefly: Brand New ‘Verse #1
BOOM! Studios
Written by Josh Lee Gordon
Art by Fabiana Mascolo
Teen Titans Academy #1
DC Comics
Written by Tim Sheridan
Art by Rafa Sandoval
Once & Future #17
BOOM! Studios
Written by Kieron Gillen
Art by Dan Mora
Action Comics #1029
DC C...2021-03-2434 min
The StackThe Stack: Alien, Harley Quinn And MoreOn this week’s Stack podcast:
Alien #1
Marvel
Written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson
Art by Salvador Larroca
Harley Quinn #1
DC Comics
Written by Stephanie Phillips
Art by Riley Rossmo
Firefly: Brand New ‘Verse #1
BOOM! Studios
Written by Josh Lee Gordon
Art by Fabiana Mascolo
Teen Titans Academy #1
DC Comics
Written by Tim Sheridan
Art by Rafa Sandoval
Once & Future #17
BOOM! Studios
Written by Kieron Gillen
Art by Dan Mora
Action Comics #1029
DC C...2021-03-2434 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 15: Paul WrightThere is so much more to Paul Wright than scoring the winning goal in the 1997 Scottish Cup final. But that is no bad place to start. His poacher’s strike against Falkirk is the most important of his 72 in Ayrshire.Killie were fortunate to acquire Paul Wright. In peak form at St Johnstone, the striker suffered a serious injury which ruled him out for over a year. Alex Totten, keen to work once more with a trusted goalscorer, brought ‘Bunion’ to Ayrshire for £340,000 on transfer deadline day 1995. And it was a slow start as Paul fought to regain the fit...2021-03-2239 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 15: Paul WrightThere is so much more to Paul Wright than scoring the winning goal in the 1997 Scottish Cup final. But that is no bad place to start. His poacher’s strike against Falkirk is the most important of his 72 in Ayrshire.
Killie were fortunate to acquire Paul Wright. In peak form at St Johnstone, the striker suffered a serious injury which ruled him out for over a year. Alex Totten, keen to work once more with a trusted goalscorer, brought ‘Bunion’ to Ayrshire for £340,000 on transfer deadline day 1995. And it was a slow start as Paul fought to regain...2021-03-2239 minComic Book ClubThe Stack: The Joker, Children Of The Atom And More
On this week’s Stack podcast:
The Joker #1
DC Comics
Written by James Tynion IV, Sam Johns
Art by Guillem March, Mirka Andolfo
Children of the Atom #1
Marvel
Written by Vita Ayala
Art by Bernard Chang
Karmen #1
Image Comics
By Guillem March
Wonder Woman #770
DC Comics
Written by Michael W. Conrad and Becky Cloonan, Jordie Bellaire
Art by Travis Moore, Paulina Ganucheau
Non-Stop Spider-Man #1
Marvel
Written by Joe Kelly
Art by Chris Bachalo
Pr...2021-03-1049 min
Comic Book ClubThe Stack: The Joker, Children Of The Atom And MoreOn this week’s Stack podcast:
The Joker #1
DC Comics
Written by James Tynion IV, Sam Johns
Art by Guillem March, Mirka Andolfo
Children of the Atom #1
Marvel
Written by Vita Ayala
Art by Bernard Chang
Karmen #1
Image Comics
By Guillem March
Wonder Woman #770
DC Comics
Written by Michael W. Conrad and Becky Cloonan, Jordie Bellaire
Art by Travis Moore, Paulina Ganucheau
Non-Stop Spider-Man #1
Marvel
Written by Joe Kelly
Art by Chris Bachalo
Pr...2021-03-1049 min
The StackThe Stack: The Joker, Children Of The Atom And MoreOn this week’s Stack podcast:
The Joker #1
DC Comics
Written by James Tynion IV, Sam Johns
Art by Guillem March, Mirka Andolfo
Children of the Atom #1
Marvel
Written by Vita Ayala
Art by Bernard Chang
Karmen #1
Image Comics
By Guillem March
Wonder Woman #770
DC Comics
Written by Michael W. Conrad and Becky Cloonan, Jordie Bellaire
Art by Travis Moore, Paulina Ganucheau
Non-Stop Spider-Man #1
Marvel
Written by Joe Kelly
Art by Chris Bachalo
Pr...2021-03-1049 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 14: Derrick McDickenEvery team in the 1970s needed their hard men. Or so the truism goes. But was that all there was to the imposing six feet three inches of Derrick McDicken; being ‘tough’? In short: no. But, as Paul Clarke, central defensive partner of over 300 games, attests, there is no doubt that ‘Big D’ was a hard player on the park!
In a twelve year first team career at Kilmarnock Football Club, Derrick McDicken wore every shirt on his back apart from the goalkeeper’s. His versatility did not - as is often the case - cloud judgement of him as...2021-03-0139 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 14: Derrick McDickenEvery team in the 1970s needed their hard men. Or so the truism goes. But was that all there was to the imposing six feet three inches of Derrick McDicken; being ‘tough’? In short: no. But, as Paul Clarke, central defensive partner of over 300 games, attests, there is no doubt that ‘Big D’ was a hard player on the park!In a twelve year first team career at Kilmarnock Football Club, Derrick McDicken wore every shirt on his back apart from the goalkeeper’s. His versatility did not - as is often the case - cloud judgement of him as a playe...2021-03-0139 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 13: The 'AT Mays' ElevenThe 1990s: a decade of success-on-success for Kilmarnock Football Club.Mark Reilly played over 300 games in teams which brought Killie back to the top table in Scottish football. Here, the defensive midfielder, so popular with his teammates, chooses his strongest team from the wonderful ‘AT Mays years’.AT Mays, you ask? Check out the splendid retro kits!2021-02-2253 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 13: The 'AT Mays' ElevenThe 1990s: a decade of success-on-success for Kilmarnock Football Club.
Mark Reilly played over 300 games in teams which brought Killie back to the top table in Scottish football. Here, the defensive midfielder, so popular with his teammates, chooses his strongest team from the wonderful ‘AT Mays years’.
AT Mays, you ask? Check out the splendid retro kits!
www.killiehistories.com/atmays
2021-02-2253 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 12: Craig BrownCraig Brown's Kilmarnock Carol: A Christmas special, featuring the legendary Dundee league-winner and Scotland manager and his reminiscences of Kilmarnock greats of years gone by.Stave 1: Ghosting Steve ClarkeStave 2: Mr Waddell and the year nineteen hundred and fifty sevenStave 3: Young Brown and of legendary momentsStave 4: Merriment with that good fellow Mr BurnsStave 5: The ending of Mr Montgomerie2020-12-2426 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 12: Craig BrownCraig Brown's Kilmarnock Carol: A Christmas special, featuring the legendary Dundee league-winner and Scotland manager and his reminiscences of Kilmarnock greats of years gone by.
Stave 1: Ghosting Steve Clarke
Stave 2: Mr Waddell and the year nineteen hundred and fifty seven
Stave 3: Young Brown and of legendary moments
Stave 4: Merriment with that good fellow Mr Burns
Stave 5: The ending of Mr Montgomerie
www.killiehistories.com/craigbrown
2020-12-2426 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 11: George MaxwellA tenacious, ubiquitous presence in the Kilmarnock midfield - and defence - in a career of three decades, 13 years and close to 400 games. George Maxwell made no opponent's life easy!George reflects on the 2-0 victory against Celtic in 1979, Kilmarnock making it a full year unbeaten at home.And, of course, he talks about having the hardest shot in Scottish football - and the trophy to prove it!From joining 'the team of the 60s' to some challenging years ahead, George gives a fascinating, footballer's take on the game in the 1970s.2020-10-3056 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 11: George MaxwellA tenacious, ubiquitous presence in the Kilmarnock midfield - and defence - in a career of three decades, 13 years and close to 400 games. George Maxwell made no opponent's life easy!
George reflects on the 2-0 victory against Celtic in 1979, Kilmarnock making it a full year unbeaten at home.
And, of course, he talks about having the hardest shot in Scottish football - and the trophy to prove it!
From joining 'the team of the 60s' to some challenging years ahead, George gives a fascinating, footballer's take on the game in the 1970s.
2020-10-3056 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 10: Gordon SmithFollowing in the footsteps of a famous relative is always difficult. Following the most successful player in a club's history - his grandfather Mattha Smith - is nearly impossible. Creative midfielder Gordon Smith more than lived up to the expectation. A talented and dynamic central midfielder converted to a left winger, he was a driving force behind some of Killie's best moments in the 1970s.Here, he reflects on a famous win against Rangers, his role in a thumping of local rivals...and the possible transfer to Manchester...or Ayr United!2020-10-1540 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 10: Gordon SmithFollowing in the footsteps of a famous relative is always difficult. Following the most successful player in a club's history - his grandfather Mattha Smith - is nearly impossible.
Creative midfielder Gordon Smith more than lived up to the expectation. A talented and dynamic central midfielder converted to a left winger, he was a driving force behind some of Killie's best moments in the 1970s.
Here, he reflects on a famous win against Rangers, his role in a thumping of local rivals...and the possible transfer to Manchester...or Ayr United!
ww...2020-10-1540 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 9: Ross MathieRoss Mathie - the popular Kilmarnock number 9 and one of Scottish football's great enthusiasts.A steep learning curve in his early days at Cambuslang paved the way to a blistering start in the Scottish professional ranks...and a coaching career of some distinction.59 goals in 110 games. Then he was gone. But his three years at Rugby Park were the start of a relationship with the club which has lasted decades.2020-10-0553 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 9: Ross MathieRoss Mathie - a popular Kilmarnock number 9 and one of Scottish football's great enthusiasts.
A steep learning curve in his early days at Cambuslang paved the way to a blistering start in the Scottish professional ranks...and a coaching career of some distinction.
59 goals in 110 games. Then he was gone. But his three years at Rugby Park were the start of a relationship with the club which has lasted decades.
www.killiehistories.com/rossmathie
2020-10-0553 min
Major Spoilers Comic Book PodcastThe Shadow: The Last IllusionWhat evil lurks in the hearts of apes? The Shadow knows all too well as we discover this week in The Shadow: The Last Illusion from Dynamite Entertainment. We also take a peak at The Vow, The Ludocrats #5, Orville #2, and Batman: Three Jokers #2.
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Killie HistoriesEpisode 8: Jim StewartJim Stewart is the local lad who lived the dream. A Kilmarnock fan as a boy, he emulated hero Bobby Ferguson by becoming the club's first choice goalkeeper.In this episode of the Killie Histories 'Big Match' series, we hear about Jim's pride at his call up to the World Cup Squad of 1974, his 1977 debut, as well as some memorable moments at club level, including promotion success and some iconic victories. Jim also reflects on his highly successful twenty-year coaching career as well as his hopes for the future of Kilmarnock Football Club.2020-09-2840 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 8: Jim StewartJim Stewart is the local lad who lived the dream. A Kilmarnock fan as a boy, he emulated hero Bobby Ferguson by becoming the club's first choice goalkeeper.
In this episode of the Killie Histories 'Big Match' series, we hear about Jim's pride at his call up to the World Cup Squad of 1974, his 1977 debut, as well as some memorable moments at club level, including promotion success and some iconic victories.
Jim also reflects on his highly successful twenty-year coaching career as well as his hopes for the future of Kilmarnock Football Club.
...2020-09-2840 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 7: Jimmy CookThe smart ones knew not to mess with Jimmy Cook.
Despite standing at a mere five feet four inches, Kilmarnock FC's speedy, combative winger proved a match for many of Scotland's top defenders.
A fans' favourite of over 200 games, Jimmy regards one match with special fondness: the 1972 Scottish Cup semi final at Hampden Park against Celtic.
Passion and enthusiasm...and that's just in the interview!
www.killiehistories.com/jimmycook
2020-09-2136 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 6: Tommy McLeanKilmarnock FC Historian John Livingston puts it best:
"Tommy McLean was the star of the greatest ever game played at Rugby Park."
A winger blessed with high-precision accuracy in his delivery, the Killie number 7 is one of the all-time Kilmarnock greats. Tommy talks about his involvement in the greatest comeback in Scottish football history: Kilmarnock's 1964 recovery from 4-0 down against European legends, Eintracht Frankfurt.
www.killiehistories.com/tommymclean
2020-08-0321 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 5: Ronnie HamiltonOnly one player in Kilmarnock FC's 150-year history has been the top scorer for the league champions...Ronnie Hamilton.
Still the club's youngest-ever player, Ronnie talks about the special night in 1964 when Killie were five goals ahead against Celtic. The 5-2 victory set a marker for the Ayrshire men, on route to the club's sole league title.
As player, European goalscorer, title-winner, coach, board member, Chairman, Hall of Fame inductee and supporter, Ronnie Hamilton's service to Kilmarnock can be counted in decades.
www.killiehistories.com/ronniehamilton
2020-07-2834 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 4: Bobby FergusonFrom catching balls on Cannon Hill in Ardrossan to keeping out Pele, Bobby Ferguson's career scaled the heights.
In the final episode of Series 1 of 'The Big Match', Kilmarnock's league-winning goalkeeper reflects on an era when the club went toe-to-toe with Europe's best.
Bobby's Big Match is the famous last-day decider in April 1965. Needing to beat league leaders Hearts by two goals on their own patch in Edinburgh, Killie led 2-0 when a late, late chance fell for the hosts...
Bobby talks about the special moments as Scotland's number one, being a student...2020-06-1232 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 3: Tom BlackA stylish left back. A scorer of vital goals. A Kilmarnock cult hero.
Tom Black revisits the 1993/94 Scottish Premier Division season, and one game in particular: the last game at the old Rugby Park.
Multi-million pound redevelopment was about to begin, but would the club open the new stadium in the top division...or was it going to be relegation after only one season back with the elite? With two games left, difficult opponents in Rangers and Hibs lay in wait.
www.killiehistories.com/tomblack
2020-06-0547 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 2: Paul ClarkeKilmarnock FC 'Hall of Fame' inductee Paul Clarke looks back at a shock Scottish Cup victory in 1978, before reflecting on his 11-year career at Scotland's oldest professional football club.
A true 'one-club player', Paul speaks about his roles with the club as a captain, coach and, these days, the Former Players' Association.
This episode is much more than the story of one match; it is an insight into a unique era of the club.
www.killiehistories.com/paulclarke
2020-05-2939 min
Killie HistoriesEpisode 1: Ray MontgomerieKilmarnock Football Club's captain for the 1997 Scottish Cup final assesses factors key to the team's success.
Victory was particularly special for the Ayrshire native, leading his local team to their third Scottish Cup win.
www.killiehistories.com/raymontgomerie
2020-05-2325 min
Antologías En Clave De Rock42° fechaEn esta edición de "Antologías En Clave De Rock", Miguel te trae:
-Todas las noticias de la semana.
-La Emepetreca: "Don't Forget Who You Are" de Miles Kane (2013).
-Trillando La Fina: Los Gatos.
-Efemérides de la fecha.
-Rock En 8mm: "Performance" de Nicolas Roeg (1970)
-Cuentos de Rock, Locura y Muerte: Ray Gillen, la voz del Rock que no fue.
-Punto de Venta Más Cercano: Portishead Live In Roseland NYC 1997
-La Lista de Rob Gordon: Top 5 Farewell Albums
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That Comic SmellThat Comic Smell Episode 12 - 25 Years Of ImageMusic Track: White Baer - The Promise of a Life of Violence
https://whitebaer.bandcamp.com/
Welcome again folks to another exciting episode of "That Comic Smell" Podcast.
The folks, this time around, discovered that it had been Image comics 25th birthday not too long ago and thought that they should celebrate by talking about the company, what books made them aware of Image, some of their most well known titles, how they changed the landscape of comics creation and so much more.
All of that and so much more on the only podcast to be coming to you in 3...2017-08-031h 44
We Considered ComicsAll Comics Considered Episode 78: Lady Villains and Strong Female CharactersDiscussion #1: Female Villains: The Good, The Bad, The Sexy Discussion #2: “Strong Female Character” Hannah: Success: Cat Grant in S1 of Supergirl & Angela in Asgard’s Assassin/Queen of Hel Failure: Barbara Gordon as the “Batgirl of Burnside”, Angela in Spawn Megan: Success: Kate Bishop Failure: Barbara Gordon Killing joke? Caitlin: Success: Red Sonja, Batgirl of Burnside (not being contrarian, but I’d love to hash this out!), Genevieve Valentine’s Catwoman, Cindy Moon, DC Bombshells Failure: America Chavez & Captain Marvel, Rat Queens, Brian Wood’s all-female X-Men, Gillen’s books2017-03-221h 22
Imaginary WorldsThe Year Without a SummerJune 16, 2016 is the 200th anniversary of the night Mary Shelley began to write, "Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus." Scholars have long speculated what Frankenstein can tell us about scientific hubris or "playing God." But Professors Gillen D'Arcy Wood and Ron Broglio think the book has just as much to say about how we adapt to "acts of God." In other words, Frankenstein was imagined in a year when the Earth's climate was thrown off balance and the weather was wildly unpredictable. Sound familiar? With biographer Charlotte Gordon and readings by Lily Dorment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit me...2016-06-1620 min
Podcast And now for something completely MADAFAKA!!!Episodio 70: De samuráis alfa, héroes sin «lore» y barones del infierno28/05/2016
Episodio normal al canto. Tres horas de mierda «pixel perfect».
SUMARIO
COMENTANDO COMENTARIOS (de 9'36" a 1:30'27")
CÓMIC/MANGA:
Star Wars (Jason Aaron/John Cassaday, 2015-inacabada)
Star Wars: Darth Vader (Kieron Gillen/Salvador Larroca, 2015-inacabada)
Lobezno: El viejo Logan (Mark Millar/Steve McNiven, 2008-2009)
SECCIÓN TRISTE:
Nioh [PS4] (Team Ninja/Tecmo Koei, ?) Enlace al vídeo.
“FIST” IMPRESSIONS:
Overwatch [PC, PS4, ONE] (Blizzard, 2016)
DOOM [PC, PS4...2016-05-2800 min
Major Spoilers Comic Book PodcastMajor Spoilers Podcast #554: End of the Year Wrap Up (Fixed)This week on the Major Spoilers Podcast, Matthew and Stephen hold down the fort as the minutes tick away to 2014. This means it’s a mishmash show featuring numerous comic book and video game reviews, as well as a nice mixture of Batman and the Power Rangers.
REVIEWS
STEPHEN
LEGENDERRY: A STEAMPUNK ADVENTURE #1
Writer: Bill Willingham
Artist: Sergio Davila
Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment
We start in the Big City, protected by Vampirella and the Green Hornet. A scarlet clad woman of mystery rushes into a bar, pursued by a team of assassins. Th...2014-01-011h 32
Entre CómicsEntre Cómics 018Espeluznante semana de LO MAL. Empezamos con Forever Evil #3, que llegaba al momento de empezar a contar algo y se ha destapado como un número de relleno. La trama apenas avanza, David Finch está flojísimo... Mal, mal, mal. J.M. Strackzynski lanza nueva colección en Image llamada Protectors Inc. Perpetra el cómic al dibujo Gordon Purcell. Y ambos se llevan la mención a la pedorreta de la semana. Strac se copia a sí mismo y vuelve a contar la historia de un grupo de personas normales que sin saber cómo adquieren superpoderes y se lían a p...2013-11-0932 min