Actually think he is going to turn out to be a great buy.
Think him and Ajose can link up well (They both played a huge part together in JJ's goal)
He seems strong in the air, has pace and actually tried and chased things down, he isn't no Kermo, but he is a huge step forward from Simon IMO
I look forward to watching him play as the season progresses, think he will play a huge part this season
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Lets hope they all do well.
whenif we get the midfield signings in we need, and once the side is bedded in better and able to play with a bit more confidence and fluidity.McGennis is all action, with pace and power. Novak far more of a thinking footballer, who needs to get into position early, as he has not got the pace. Novak showed one of the best pieces of skill in the whole game against Northampton, with a deft little header to Ajose.
Place for both of them in the squad of course. The key thing is who Ajose gets the best service from.
On Saturday's performance, I can see McGennis getting more goals, but Novak will get more assists.
Last year my son, then aged 13, joined Killie' s Academy from Charlton. When we joined we were given access to a website whereby you can order boots direct from Adidas. The terms of purchase were that the boots had to be delivered to the club.
When we went to collect the boots, we established (after a number of enquiries) that Josh had claimed the boots (only the Academy staff had heard of us) and had worn them in the opening league game of the season against Dundee.
Josh came and saw us and was really embarrassed. He asked us to order another pair which he paid for.
He came over as a very decent genuine guy......
That changed at the start of last season. I think that was for two reasons.
Firstly he was part of the Northern Ireland squad heading for the Euros. Secondly, Killie employed a new highly regarded sports scientist whoclearly worked well with Josh, who has seriously improved his fitness levels.
Josh is a good signing at League 1 level. Killie were poor last season and Josh was one of the main reasons they survived in the SPL.
Good interview with him on the BBC website.
Or maybe he couldn't face Lee Clark any more...
He will also earn a lot more at Charlton, although will miss the 'Killie' pies......
Goalscoring records also don't guarantee quality either. McLeod for example.
Some clubs also help players improve and turn them into goalscorers. Something we don't seem able to do.
But yeah, we don't seem to do that much anymore.
Jackson is the brown floppy haired white guy. Left footed. Legs a bit gone.