Tommy Wright 'perfect' for Kilmarnock says Garry Hay as Rugby Park legend shares relegation fears

told the Times of the Paris-based hookup app, which boasts 3.6 million users in the UK alone.The teen-targeting network sparked outrage among teachers in the UK, who sent parents a letter cautioning “due to the nature of this app, your child may come across content that is not appropriate to them.”A Times reporter spent 10 days posing as a 15-year-old on Yubo, which she noted didn’t require an age verification.During her “To Catch A Predator”-esque investigation, the incognito newshound claimed that users would frequently proposition her and ask for nude pics. Meanwhile, a 16-year-old black male was reportedly told by a potential user that they’d let him “pick my cotton any day,” according to the Times.Drug use — an allegedly banned topic on the site — also came up during in the online discussions, which frequently took place while the teens were doing their homework or even finishing school, per the Times.

Dana Delany said that the recent death of her friend Bob Saget inspired her to get her head examined after she fell down a staircase.The 65-year-old actress took to Twitter on Friday to reveal that she had suffered the injury with a selfie in which she had a black eye.'You should see the other guy,' the New York native said in an initial tweet before delving into detail on the circumstances behind her injury. 'Thank you all for your concern.

Molly Ringwald's mother got her thinking about the past by accidentally overlooking a very important day.The actress turned 54 last week, and she shared an Instagram post on the special day revealing that her mother forgot it was her birthday— just like her character's mother from the hit 1980s film Sixteen Candles.'Actual conversation with my mom today,' Ringwald captioned the photo of a text exchange with her motherAdele. That's ironic:Molly Ringwald's mother got her thinking about the past by accidentally overlooking a very important day (pictured 2019)The first text Ringwald sent appeared to be a reply to an earlier text her mother had sent.

Tommy Wright says Ryan Jack's wonder strike for Rangers shouldn't have stood. The Ayrshire side lost 1-0 at Ibrox on Saturday after the midfielder unleashed a stunning first half volley into the top corner.But new Killie gaffer Wright believes there was a handball in the build-up to Jack's goal which should have been spotted by referee Don Robertson.He was pleased with his players' efforts against the Premiership league leaders but admits they need more firepower.

Rangers against Hamilton last week.The 1-1 draw was marked by poor defending, a lack of control in midfield and fortunately, an incredible goalkeeping performance by 39-year-old Allan McGregor.Gerrard will expect his side to bounce back with an emphatic win and performance or the frosty conditions at Ibrox will extend far beyond the pitch.They face a Kilmarnock side that will no doubt offer a stern test now that new boss Tommy Wright has spent more time drilling his side.Known for his pragmatic, well-organised sides at St Johnstone, he's certain to make Killie a tough proposition in the years ahead.And while he's known for a defence first approach, his first move has been to bolster his attack with old Ibrox favourite Kyle Lafferty

Kilmarnock boss Tommy Wright's first signing after agreeing a contract until the end of the season.The star came close to signing a deal with Romanian outfit Sepsi earlier in the week but will now join up with his fellow Northern Irishman at Rugby Park.It's his third club in Scottish football having previously turned out for Rangers and Hearts, with the big striker having had two separate spells at Ibrox.He returns after a disappointing period in Italy with Reggina where he made 11 appearances in Serie B but mustered only one goal.Killie have been in search of a striker since losing Eamon Brophy to St Mirren in the transfer window and Wright will be delighted to secure an established international with 75 caps for his country.The 33-year

Kyle Lafferty on a free transfer.The former Rangers and Hearts star is set to be offered a deal until the end of the season at Rugby Park.Killie boss Tommy Wright is keen to add more firepower to his team and wants to land his fellow countryman on a short-term deal.The 33-year-old has been a free agent since he left Italian side Reggina in January.Lafferty has since returned from Italy and is keen on a return to Scotland, having seen a switch to Romania fall through.He also wants regular games to keep himself fit for Northern Ireland.Lafferty has just turned down a move to Romanian outfit Sepsi and that has opened the door for Killie.Wright wants another striker with his team third bottom of the Premiership and struggling in front of

Rangers look to continue their unbeaten season as Kilmarnock arrive at Ibrox. There was a warning shot for Steven Gerrard's side in Lanarkshire last weekend with Hamilton earning a shock draw at New Douglas Park.

Kilmarnock must find a cutting edge after his dug-out return ended in defeat to Motherwell to plunge his side deeper into relegation trouble. Allan Campbell’s second half strike at Rugby Park pushed the Steelmen closer to the stop six while making it six defeats on the spin for the Ayrshiremen. Wright must now pick his troops up for tough back to back away games at Ibrox and Pittodrie in their battle to beat the drop but insists there was plenty to be encouraged by on his bow.

Decanter Cole had a decent chance in the 22nd minute, but his looping header was well held by Colin Doyle.Chris Burke went close just after the half hour mark when he attempted to latch on to a McKenzie cross, but he couldn’t turn the effort in.McKenzie had a good chance when the ball fell for him inside the box in the 52nd minute, but his effort was blocked out for a corner.Doyle pulled off an incredible save minutes later when a header was directed towards his goal, but he reacted well to palm the effort away.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the latest on the coronavirus crisis – at your fingertips 24/7.The free download features the latest breaking

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson has welcomed Tommy Wright’s return to Scottish football.Wright took hold of the reins at Kilmarnock earlier this week after time away from football following his Perth departure in May.Davidson, who was Wright’s assistant when Saints won the Scottish Cup in 2014, said: “Tommy’s obviously now at a rival club.“But it will be good to see him again and hopefully once we’re back to normal we can get a few games of golf.”Davidson added: “Tommy is his own man and will have his own ideas.

Tommy Wright confirms he has scope to bring in new players but admits he may choose not to.The Northern Irishman has been appointed as Alex Dyer's replacement and while the transfer window is shut, free agents can still move.Head of football operations James Fowler is looking at potential targets, but the new man in the Killie dugout only wants players who are ready to go.Wright said: "We're looking hard at that."Working alongside James, he did tell me that the board said there are funds available if he could find someone."I've got some reservations about it, so it would need to be someone that has just been released in January."It's no good looking at someone that's just been out of work for four, five, six months."That market is very

Graham Alexander says his side won't have to guard against a 'new manager bounce' at Kilmarnock tomorrow, but will need to overcome Tommy Wright's team.Alexander says any notion of a new face coming in to the dug-out and dramatically changing a team's fortunes is a myth, but that different ideas can change things on the training pitch.To that end, he expects a stern challenge at Rugby Park, but says his side will be looking for three points as they do in every game.Alexander said: "I would expect a team of players who are desperate to impress their new manager."A lot is said about the 'new manager bounce' throughout football but for me we're going to plan on how we want to play."The formation of Kilmarnock could be anything, they've chopped

Kilmarnock boss gave a large chunk of St Johnstone’s current team their Scottish Premiership debuts, with a number of them coming through the club’s academy. And Wright reckons there is a misconception that he didn’t give youth an opportunity – a claim that he has refuted over the years.

Steve Clarke’s magic trick and packing out Rugby Park.The Northern Irishman has inked a two-and-half year contract and immediately set about saving the club’s top-flight skin.Wright starts against Motherwell on Wednesday with the team just four points above bottom spot.The 57-year-old is adamant he has no fears about that challenge facing him in the short term.And, looking further ahead, Wright, who won a Scottish Cup at St Johnstone, has ambitions of hauling Killie back up the league and filling the stadium.Ex-boss Clarke left for the Scotland job insisting it was his trophy to walk away in front of three full stands of home supporters at his final game against Rangers.Wright feels those days can return as he explained: “First and

Tommy Wright is set to be unveiled as Kilmarnock boss on Monday.The Northern Irishman is the individual Rugby Park chiefs have identified to succeed departed Alex Dyer and a deal is close.Wright has been in talks with Ayrshire bosses for the past 48 hours after being chosen as the No.1 candidate by club hierarchy.

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.

Kilmarnock are striving to have a new manager in charge by Monday morning after they slipped further into the relegation mire in Paisley.Tommy Wright is the clear favourite to take over from Alex Dyer at Rugby Park and with a massive clash against Motherwell looming on Wednesday Fowler admits time is of the essence to get a new man in.Defeat to St Mirren made it five defeats on the spin to leave them teetering above the relegation zone.Shorn of confidence Killie were taken apart by the Buddies and it’s now 10 defeats from their last 13 games.Fowler said they had identified their number one target and were looking to get a deal signed before Monday.He said: “These things take time to get the interviews carried out and then try and get a deal

Kilmarnock manager’s 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.

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