Kilmarnock Secures First Premiership Win Under Manager Stuart Kettlewell

Kilmarnock, under manager Stuart Kettlewell, secured their first Scottish Premiership win of the season with a 2-0 victory over Dundee United, a result that has begun to change the perception of Kettlewell among fans. Despite a slow start with six games to their first league win and an early cup exit, supporters have appreciated the team's clear style of play, the emergence of young players, and the integration of new signings, signaling progress and hope for the club's future. Kettlewell acknowledged the tactical adjustments made for away games and emphasized that improving away performance is a work in progress without a simple solution, but he remains confident in his approach. Robbie Deas, captain for the match, expressed satisfaction with the team's performance and the backing from fans, highlighting the importance of the victory and the contribution of his own goals. While initial fan reaction to Kettlewell's appointment was mixed, with some questioning his past record, the recent results and style of play have garnered more support. Kettlewell remains focused on consistency and believes the team's recent success could be a foundation for further improvement.