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» The Trust Board
The Trust board, as at June 2011, consists of the following people: -

  • Barry Richmond, Chairman

  • Sandy Armour, FFTF Manager

  • Nigel Fitzsimmons, Secretary

  • Elaine Millar, Board Member

  • John Spiers, Communications/PR

  • David Davidson, Board Member

  • Gary Torbett, Board Member

  • Jim Thomson, Board Member

  • Andy Millar, Board Member

  • Blair Millar, Finance Manager

  • Peter Telfer, Marketing Manager/Events
 
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Kilmarnock capture keeper Samson
Kilmarnock sign St Mirren goalkeeper Craig Samson, whose contract with the Paisley club was expiring.
Kenny Shiels upbeat on Kris Boyd staying at Kilmarnock
Manager Kenny Shiels hopes the league's all-time top scorer will stay at Rugby Park to help develop his youthful squad.
Kilmarnock 1-3 St Mirren
St Mirren end a run of seven games without a win thanks to goals from two players likely to exit Paisley this summer.
Kilmarnock: Kenny Shiels looks to recruit defender Peter Murphy
Kilmarnock boss Kenny Shiels chases former Carlisle defender Peter Murphy, while Ross Davidson extends Rugby Park stay.
Kilmarnock concern for injured Ross Barbour
Kilmarnock fear defender Ross Barbour could have suffered a bad injury in their 3-1 defeat by Hibernian.
 		 
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