Stuart Ketlewell is one of the many candidates being spoken by Kilmarnock about the managerial vacancy of the Scottish Premiership Club.
Rugby Park Outfit has been left for hunting for replacement of Derek McInenes, when he opted to join the hearts.
And kettlewells, which left as Motherwell Boss in January, citing personal misconduct during poor results, Allegedly closed Is being appointed as his successor.
However, Kilmarnock President Billy Bovi and his fellow director will conduct more interviews before making an appointment.
Both Scotland assistant John Carver and former Kilmarnock Forward Steven Nismith have also been rolled with posts.
Kilmarnock is playing it directly – analysis
In appointing a new manager, Kilmarnock clearly wants to avoid any complications that surround the departure of McInse.
All this became a bit difficult with growing speculation, after which there was disappointment in the motherwell and some fans.
Mcinnes would not be in charge for the final match of the season against its potential new employers, it was clearly a practice in the damage limit.
The kettlewell is not an unexpected name associated with the job. He is available and can point to a strong evidence of work in Motherwell and Ross County.
For now, the interview for the vacant post is going on, but the candidates and the name limit are well wrapped.
Who wants fans of Kilmarnock?
Jason: Now Dundi has decided to remove Tony Dutcher’s services, I will look at him very happily in the dugout at Rugby Park. He did a good job there and I think he would be an ideal replacement and it is not too much risk. He knows the league and the players in it, so I think it is hoping that it will be a smooth transition.
John: Either Paul Lambert or David Martindel. I think both managers can improve our style of football, giving better entertainment for fans. Passing football has been severely decreased this season and has been a serious watch.
Victory: Sean Malloni for Killy – This would be a great shout.
Gary: Scott Brown can do better than a large and better squad. Duture wrongly dismissed the Dundi boss. Chris Burke on the coaching staff.
Matthew: Robbie Nielsen. Average 1.7 points per game, prefers to play 3-4–2-1 that allows you to play more progressive, entertaining football.
Brett: To inject a little passion in the team, a person like Duncan Ferguson is needed.