Tommy Wright eyes Kilmarnock Scottish Cup glory as manager hopes history will repeat itself

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Champions League replica, several England caps and man of the match champaign bottles as well as memorabilia from multiple different competitions.The former England and Chelsea skipper, who also played for Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa, gave his followers a view into his home while taking part in an Instagram question and answer session on Sunday (February 20).The 41-year-old was asked if he could give a tour of his trophy room by one curious follower, who was treated to a snap of his achievements in all their glory inside his Surrey home.Terry won four Premier League titles, five FA Cups and three League Cups during his time at Stamford Bridge, as well as the Champions League and Europa League.Another question asked of Terry was whether he was better than Manchester United icon Nemanja Vidic, to which he said: "Everyone will have different opinions."Vidic was an unbelievable defender, I get asked this a lot and the big thing that allows you to be spoken as one of the very best is longevity."Vidic done this year after hear after year. Top guy aswell."Is John Terry the best defender in Premier League history? Give us your thoughts in the comment sectionTerry was also asked his opinion of Thiago Silva, and mentioned that he would've loved to play alongside him.He wrote: "Absolutely love him.

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New Zealand defender Meikayla Moore can count herself to be the unluckiest defender on the planet after scoring a perfect hat-trick of own goals after three moments of terrible misfortunate.The 25-year-old lined up for her country against the reigning World Champions as part of the SheBelieves Cup group stages in California this weekend - and got off to the worst possible start.Following a cross from Sophia Smith after just four minutes, Moore tried to guide the ball out for a corner but it beat Erin Nayler to hand the hosts the lead, to begin a horror first-half for the centre-back.Less than two minutes later, Sofia Huerta's cross was aimed towards Margaret Purce - but she missed the ball and it hit the ill-fated Moore in the face and again beat the keeper.With the scoreline remaining 2-0 for another 30 minutes, Moore was again the victim of fate as Purce charged down the wing before aiming a low cross into the box.Despite being desperate to make no further mistakes, Moore tried to clear the ball with her left foot and it beat Nayler in the net - to her horror.To spare her blushes, head coach Jitka Klimkova thought it was best to remove Moore from the action after just 40 minutes, with Rebekah Stott taking her place.Following those three bouts of bad luck, Moore has received plenty of support on social media, having earned fans for her previous performances for both her country and club sides.One Twitter user wrote: "Keep your head up, bad days happen! You’ll bounce back and be stronger."With a second adding: "Lots of love, Meikayla. Keep your head up, you're a fantastic footballer."A third continued: "Meikayla Moore had 3 first-half own goals.

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Tommy Wright admits his side got exactly what they deserved as a 2-0 loss to Motherwell plunged them into the relegation mire. The Ayrshire side went into the game with a two-point cushion to the play-off spot but both Hamilton and Ross County won to send them sinking to 11th.

Kilmarnock’s Scottish Cup exit. The whistler awarded St Mirren a 119th penalty to send the tie into penalties at 3-3 – and the Buddies had a flawless shootout to get into the semi-finals.

Kyle Lafferty was struck down by injury. The big striker is not among Tommy Wright 's squad for Monday night's quarter-final clash with St Mirren at Rugby Park.

Kilmarnock win the Scottish Cup after securing their top flight status.

Motherwell are also in the hunt.The Premiership pair are both looking closely at summer moves for the free-scoring Linfield striker.Lavery is top scorer in the Irish League with an impressive 20 goals in just 24 games.That has alerted Tommy Wright who is keen to take his fellow countryman to Rugby Park.The twice-capped Northern Irishman is out of contract with title-chasing Linfield in the summer but they would be entitled to compensation as he is still 22.The key for Killie is maintaining their Premiership status for next season.Motherwell boss Graham Alexander is also monitoring the situation closely after Lavery was flagged up by his scouting staff.Linfield are looking to clinch their record-equalling 55th title over the coming weeks and

Kilmarnock’s night couldn’t have went any better as they climbed out of the bottom two thanks to a resounding 3-0 win against Dundee United.A Kyle Lafferty 11 minute hat-trick gave Tommy Wright’s side a comfortable victory, and thanks to Hamilton and Ross County both losing – Killie climbed to 10th in the Scottish Premiership.The Ayrshire side are now five ahead of Accies and two ahead of the Staggies, but due to the far superior goal difference over both, the Rugby Park side effectively have an extra point.There was a heart in mouth moment for Killie in the 16th minute when Lafferty lunged into a tackle, but whistler Alan Muir judged it to be a booking rather than a red card.On the half hour mark Lafferty had a great chance when he latched

Kilmarnock's fight for Premiership survival. The Northern Irishman is aiming to lead Killie into the quarter-finals today with victory over League One Montrose.The East Ayrshire side are scrapping for their top-flight lives but want to continue their late-season cup run.And Rugby Park chief Wright feels success in the competition can give his side extra confidence in their quest to stay up.He said: "If you keep winning games then it will play a big part.