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Hearts 1 Kilmarnock 2: Hearts count cost of complacency

scotsman.com
yesterday 5 related
        

Published Date: 06 October 2008 CSABA Laszlo made an immediate, positive impact when he became Hearts manager, but there have been signs this past fortnight that sustained improvement will take longer. In Saturday's loss to...

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Brewster calms the 'twitchiness'

sundayherald.com
Sep 28, 2008 5 related
        

INVERNESS CT 3 - 1 KILMARNOCK Frank Gilfeather at Caledonian Stadium INVERNESS CALEDONIAN Thistle's first home win of the season may not have been achieved with the style they frequently display but they produced too much...

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Kilmarnock dump Dons in first-half goal frenzy

scotsman.com
Sep 25, 2008 5 related
        

Published Date: 25 September 2008 KILMARNOCK'S excellent start to the season continued with a deserved victory over Aberdeen in a goal-packed Co-operative Insurance Cup thriller. He chased a long ball forward from David...

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mirror.co.uk: Rangers remain top after 2-1 win over Motherwell mirror.co.uk

Rangers remain top after 2-1 win over Motherwell!

zeenews.com
Sep 22, 2008 15 related
        

Glasgow, Sept 22: Rangers beat Motherwell 2-1 thanks to second half goals from Steven Davis and Nacho Novo to stay three points clear of Celtic in the Scottish Premier League. Celtic won 3-1 in a later match at Kilmarnock...

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telegraph.co.uk: Maloney strike puts seal on easy Celtic win telegraph.co.uk

Maloney strike seals easy win

telegraph.co.uk
Sep 22, 2008 20 related
        

Kilmarnock (0) 1 Celtic (1) 3 Mixed emotions: Celtic's Shaun Maloney scored, but also missed a penalty Photo: Reuters Celtic finished with 10 men following Gary Caldwell's late dismissal, but such was their dominance that...

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Jefferies signs new Rugby Park deal and admits it could be his last

scotsman.com
Sep 21, 2008 1 related
        

Published Date: 22 September 2008 JIM Jefferies extended his contract as Kilmarnock manager until 2012 and followed up with confirmation that it would almost certainly be his last in football. On a day of mixed feelings...

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Gers Grow Win Stature

dailyrecord.co.uk
Sep 14, 2008 2 related
        

Sep 15 2008 Gary Ralston Reports Clydesdale Bank Premier League Success Could All Add Up For Walt Troops KILMARNOCK 1 SOME statistics may be hard to swallow and others impossible to digest but Rangers fans still left Ibrox...

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Distractions not an issue as Boyd keeps Rangers acutely focused

scotsman.com
Sep 14, 2008 7 related
        

Published Date: 15 September 2008 IF THERE is a dull ache in the hearts of Rangers supporters this week when they hear the strains of the Champions League theme tune from their televisions, the pain of their team's absence...

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SPL: Celtic surge to 4-2 win at Motherwell

espn.go.com
Sep 13, 2008 33 related
        

GLASGOW, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Leaders Rangers came from a goal down to beat Kilmarnock 2-1 in the Scottish Premier League on Saturday and city rivals Celtic beat Motherwell 4-2. Kilmarnock took a surprise lead after nine...

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guardian.co.uk: Kenny Miller and Kris Boyd guardian.co.uk

Rangers go clear with Kris Boyd on target

guardian.co.uk
Sep 13, 2008 1 related
        

Kris Boyd celebrates with Kenny Miller as his goals saw off spirited Kilmarnock. But Boyd struck a penalty - awarded when Manuel Pascali felled substitute Nacho Novo in the 58th minute - past Alan Combe and later spun to...

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