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James Fowler reckons there's a bright future for Kilmarnock looming.

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Kilmarnock – and claimed Tommy Wright blanked him in the relegation run-in. With his contract up next week the French defender is heading back to Normandy after being separated from his family for six months due to the pandemic.Dikamona was one of 10 players cut loose yesterday as Killie cut their cloth in terms of personnel ahead of their bid to return to the top flight at the first time of asking.The former Hearts defender made just 12 appearances as his side succumbed to the drop for the first time in 28 years.

Kilmarnock job. The former Motherwell boss said that the vacant manager position at Rugby Park was not for him "at this moment in time".Robinson quit the Steelmen last month with the 46-year-old among the favourites to succeed Alex Dyer.The Northern Irishman and fellow countryman Tommy Wright are two of the fan picks for the top job.

Alex Dyer. The Rugby Park side are scrambling to replace the Englishman after a 3-2 defeat to St Johnstone last weekend proved the final straw on his tenure.

Kilmarnock legend Kris Boyd says the Rugby Park players need to wake up and realise they're in a relegation fight.The former Killie and Rangers striker sympathises with Alex Dyer, who left the club on Saturday, but says the players need to do more ahead of their clash with Celtic tonight.Speaking to Sky Sports, Boyd said: "I'm not surprised [he's left] but I do feel sorry for Alex in a way."I think with Kilmarnock everything seems to be judged on Steve Clarke's level of success."Killie should be fighting for the top six and still have a chance to do that but when you look back at it, they had only 10 wins during Alex's time in charge."Boyd added: "He knows it's a results business."But I don't pinpoint Alex and think he's the main reason for

Celtic but it's a new month now and yesterday's big signing at least signalled a club that haven't quite given up on the season yet. The introduction of Jonjoe Kenny in a Deadline Day loan move from Everton is a good piece of business even if it has done little to lift the mood of a fed-up support.

Stephen Robinson both in the frame.The Rugby Park board will meet to plot a way forward after the weekend dismissal of Alex Dyer who paid the price for a run of eight defeats in their last 11 games.That 3-2 home loss to St Johnstone proved to be the final straw for Killie owner Billy Bowie, who will lead a recruitment process to find a replacement.Ex-Saints boss Wright is understood to be keen on the post and set to be high on the wanted list.Ex-Motherwell boss Robinson is also looking for a quickfire return to the Premiership.Record Sport under-stands the Irishman’s interest in the job has been registered but any appointment would impact his Fir Park severance package.The 46-year-old has still to receive his final pay-off from the

Kilmarnock have been hit with a blow ahead of their clash with St Johnstone tomorrow.

St Mirren. The striker has signed a deal to move to Paisley in the summer, with a switch this month now even more likely after Killie manager Alex Dyer revealed yesterday he wouldn’t play for the Ayrshire side again.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterAlex Dyer has vowed that he is the man to turn around Kilmarnock’s form.The Rugby Park gaffer finds himself under pressure after losing eight games from the last nine, but he is still adamant he can lift Killie out of this slump.Next up for the Ayrshire side is a trip to Motherwell before hosting St Mirren, with both games being hugely important.And Dyer insists his players are sticking by him.He said: “When you’re the man at the helm it’s important that they’re fighting as hard for me as I am for them, it’s as simple as that.“They know the way I am and how I treat them. It’s the only way I know how: the right way, with respect.

Alex Dyer has been the victim of a sick racist letter, with the matter reported to Police Scotland. The Englishman is the only black manager in Scotland's top flight, and one of the few to take on a top job in our game.

Alex Dyer insists he hasn't lost the dressing room - but admits he could lose his job if results don't improve. The Ayrshire side are on a run of just two wins since September and lost in insipid fashion to Livingston on Boxing Day.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterAlex Dyer insists his side have what it takes to turn their season around.Kilmarnock are joint second bottom of the Scottish Premiership after failing to score in six of their last seven matches.But gaffer Dyer is confident his team can provide some festive cheer during a crucial busy period.They will play four matches in the next ten days in a run which could define their season.And the importance of this run is not lost on Dyer.He said: “It’s a big run coming up, we need to pick up points in these games.

Rangers after the injury flared up at Ibrox.The 32-year-old fears he has suffered a pull or a tear and he will have the issue checked out.The loss of Power for any length of time would a major concern for boss Alex Dyer.The good news for Kilamrnock is that they have Youssouf Mulumbu back training with the club.The experienced midfielder has impressed and Dyer is likely to offer him a deal to return.The issue just now for the Killie boss is that he has spent his budget and he needs to ship players out first.

Join thousands of fans who have signed up to our Rangers newsletter.Goals from Kemar Roofe and Ryan Kent sent Rangers three points clear at the top of the Premiership as Kilmarnock’s winless start to the season continued at Ibrox today.The Light Blues had to wait until early in the second half before breaking the deadlock but never looked back when ex-Leeds United star Roofe netted his first goal for the club. Kent added another, his third of the campaign so far, as Rangers made it four wins from five games in their quest to stop Celtic clinching 10 titles in a row.But it’s now five matches without a victory for Killie who offered little in attack and defended deep for long spells during a dispiriting performance.Killie boss Alex Dyer made

Kilmarnock have made a fifth new signing ahead of next week's SPFL Premiership kick-off. Defender Brandon Haunstrup has signed a two-year deal at Rugby Park after leaving English League One side Portsmouth.Boss Alex Dyer has been busy in the transfer market as he shapes his squad for the season opener at Hibernian on Saturday, August 1 and a new goalkeeper is likely to be the manager's next target.Haunstrup follows in the footsteps of fellow defenders Aaron McGowan and Zeno Rossi; midfielder Mitch Pinnock and striker Danny Whitehall in putting pen to paper at Killie.

Kilmarnock have signed AFC Bournemouth defender Zeno Rossi. The young centre-back joins the SPFL Premiership club on a season-long loan deal and is manager Alex Dyer's third new recruit of the summer.

Kilmarnock manager Alex Dyer insists his future at Rugby Park is simply not important as the world fights coronavirus.

Alex Dyer has challenged his players to get their season back up and running tonight.