Liam Millar

[BrennanFan 2,462]

Simeon Jackson very lively in the match as well, unlucky not to score.

[Macksam 1,736]

Even though it looks a little sloppy, the SPL seems like a very entertaining league. Granted, the highlights only show the best parts of the game but still.

[Dominic94 801]

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[spitfire 3,356]

 

[Kadenge 2,105]

According to BBC Sport that win ended an 8 game winless streak and was the first goal scored by Kilmarnock in 6 games. Massive goal for Liam personally and for his team

[JuicyHam 463]

1 hour ago, Macksam said:

Even though it looks a little sloppy, the SPL seems like a very entertaining league. Granted, the highlights only show the best parts of the game but still.

When I first started watching Scottish prem someone explained it as a bit shite but entertaining as hell with great storylines and absolutely crazy on and off the field antics.

I'd say some of the off the field stuff is more entertaining than the on the field. It's a real hard nosed physical league with great rivalries. 

[JuicyHam 463]

30 minutes ago, Kadenge said:

According to BBC Sport that win ended an 8 game winless streak and was the first goal scored by Kilmarnock in 6 games. Massive goal for Liam personally and for his team

Yeah when Liam joined the team I'm pretty sure they were like 5 points from the top now they're 17 back. 

[grigorio 210]

That's some well-practised celly for a 1st ever pro goal.

[BuzzAndSting 3,184]

What a run! As soon as the ball was sent on to Brophy, Liam took off straight to the exact right spot and then slowed up to adjust for the cross. Amazing.

[Keegan 3,718]

31 minutes ago, grigorio said:

That's some well-practised celly for a 1st ever pro goal.

My thoughts as well!  What a dream first pro goal.

[Bertuzzi44 1,927]

Killie had 2 very legit penalty shouts as well.

[Grizzly 2,792]

Nice 18 minute plus 5 minutes extra time appearance for Millar. Kept the Rangers defenders honest by posing an offensive threat and drew a yellow on a nice run in which he beat a defender who had no other option but to body check him to stop him. Great experience to play at Ibrox under pressure.

[spitfire 3,356]

Liam did really well today, he's been a really game changer and taken on what the manager Steve Clarke has to say. Very very unlucky not to be through on goal because of a cynical foul. Came on full of running and gave Rangers something to think about. Unlucky not to start but expected it against Rangers at Ibrox tbh.. Steve Clarke has a plan...

He was not phased playing in front of a hostile crowd of 49000 fans at Ibrox. Not a lot of our senior men's national team players play in front of that many and thought at 19 showed a lot of maturity.

This loan(his first) has been so good for him, really seen him grow into a man. His tail is up and he is full of confidence and keen to get back to the national team... he knows he has Hoilett in front of him but is happy for the chase...

Looking forward to the game on the 24th 

 

[apbsmith 1,354]

17 hours ago, spitfire said:

.. he knows he has Hoilett in front of him but is happy for the chase...

Looking forward to the game on the 24th 

 

In addition to a wideout, I would hope Herdman also sees him as a CF/ST.

In my eyes, he has shown he can play there.

Thanks for all the insight, he seems to be adapting very well, kudos.

Edited March 17, 2019 by apbsmith

[JamboAl 1,694]

3 hours ago, spitfire said:

Liam did really well today, he's been a really game changer and taken on what the manager Steve Clarke has to say. Very very unlucky not to be through on goal because of a cynical foul. Came on full of running and gave Rangers something to think about. Unlucky not to start but expected it against Rangers at Ibrox tbh.. Steve Clarke has a plan...

He was not phased playing in front of a hostile crowd of 49000 fans at Ibrox. Not a lot of our senior men's national team players play in front of that many and thought at 19 showed a lot of maturity.

This loan(his first) has been so good for him, really seen him grow into a man. His tail is up and he is full of confidence and keen to get back to the national team... he knows he has Hoilett in front of him but is happy for the chase...

Looking forward to the game on the 24th 

 

I'm glad to hear Liam is doing well and being utilized by Stevie Clarke.  Will you be going to Vancouver for the match on Sunday?

[cronaldo7 470]

Someone needs to buy spitfire a beer (or two, or three) for all the juicy posts. 

[spitfire 3,356]

A turn of pace vs Rangers ..how was this not a straight red card?

 

[dyslexic nam 9,968]

No attempt to play the ball, player directly running at the goal, clearly denies a goal scoring opportunity.  

Should be pretty straightforward.

[toontownman 2,974]

46 minutes ago, dyslexic nam said:

No attempt to play the ball, player directly running at the goal, clearly denies a goal scoring opportunity.  

Should be pretty straightforward.

Cant fully tell from that video but are there other defenders in or coming into the box? If that defender was clearly the last man then yes should have been a red. 

[gator 2,562]

1 hour ago, spitfire said:

A turn of pace vs Rangers ..how was this not a straight red card?

 

It sure looks it to me, it's Scotland where the corrupt officials look after The Old Firm, that's why!

[1996 772]

That’s a red card regardless if the whole Rangers team was behind the ball defending , guy made no attempt to play the ball , he had only one thing on his mind to take him down. That’s a dangerous foul and can break someone’s leg with that type of tackle unreal how this guy does not get a red.

[Jmhutchinson 7]

As a Liverpool supporter, good to see Killie giving Millar good minutes. Very decent for us in our academy ranks, hopefully another loan move at prehaps a Championship club next season

[Grizzly 2,792]

12 hours ago, gator said:

It sure looks it to me, it's Scotland where the corrupt officials look after The Old Firm, that's why!

The reffing was terrible and very biased towards Rangers. I saw the tackle watching the game and they showed one replay and I was thinking that could be straight red but now seeing the replay has convinced me that that is a straight red even if he wasn't the last man back.

[The Beaver 572]

14 hours ago, spitfire said:

A turn of pace vs Rangers ..how was this not a straight red card?

 

Cynical foul. That's the sort of tackle where the culprit fully expects to get a red. Should have been a no-brainer. 

[gator 2,562]

Every time I watch that it looks worse especially from the camera angle behind him, absolutely no doubt that is a straight red, not for a player from the Old Firm apparently!