Sam Walker: Last News

A valiant Kilmarnock left Hampden empty-handed after a battling performance with Celtic in the Viaplay Cup semi-final.

Sam Walker vowed to focus on the positives after Kilmarnock extended their unbeaten run in the Premiership to three games.

Sam Walker insists Kilmarnock’s looming Hampden date with Celtic will ensure standards don’t slip at Rugby Park in the new year.

Hearts came back from the break with a bang to secure their first Tynecastle win against Kilmarnock for six years.

Motherwell star Ricki Lamie says Motherwell have a huge week ahead of them to put things right after Saturday’s bruising 2-1 defeat at Kilmarnock.

Kevin van Veen says Motherwell’s 2-1 defeat at Kilmarnock has to be a wake-up call that they haven’t achieved anything yet this season.

Ash Taylor ensured Kilmarnock fans left Rugby Park as high as their title-winning flag that was unfurled this afternoon prior to the Dundee United clash.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorIn today’s podcast news roundup, Cole Sprouse is returning for more nightmares in QCode’s “Borrasca” Season 2; Ricki Lake will look back at her TV talk-show legacy in an upcoming podcast from Lemonada; “Dead and Gone” is coming back in a second season to dig into more cases of Grateful Dead fans who have been murdered or gone missing; and more.Podcast studio and network QCode announced that thriller podcast series “Borrasca,” starring Cole Sprouse (“Riverdale”), will return for a second season and is slated to premiere later this year across all major podcast platforms. Season 2 picks up 10 years after Sam Walker (Sprouse) discovered the unspeakable secrets of Drisking, Mo., when a ghost of the past arrives to drag him back for revenge — and back to the cadaverous forests that color his nightmares… and back to the gates of Borrasca.

Kilmarnock crashed out of the SPFL Trust Trophy with a disastrous defeat at home to Raith Rovers.

Kilmarnock got back to winning ways with a cup victory against Falkirk. It was far from pretty, but the Ayrshire side disposed of the Bairns after a fine second half showing.A Fraser Murray double as well as a Jason Naismith strike was enough to cancel out Aidan Nesbitt’s first half equaliser.The victory means Killie will host Queen's Park on October 9/10.

Kilmarnock have added a new goalkeeper to their ranks this afternoon.Sam Walker joins Zach Hemming and Curtis Lyle in the shot stopper department as he becomes the Rugby Park side's latest addition.The 6ft 6in goalkeeper is 29 and most recently played with Reading.He started his career at Chelsea, but after numerous loan spells to lower league clubs and without an appearance at Stamford Bridge he left for Colchester United.Walker told the club's website: “I think it’s a really exciting opportunity for me and coming to play in Scotland is something I’ve always wanted to do.“I wanted to come and be part of a team and club who want to win promotion back to the Premiership and I’m just really excited to be here.“I’m good friends with Drey