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Published: Thursday, 2nd October, 2008 12:30

SAMMON LEAPS TO A DOUBLE

By Stewart McConnell

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KILMARNOCK 4 v ABERDEEN 2

BARELY a year ago Conor Sammon was cashing cheques as a teller in a Dublin bank but last Wednesday was a huge credit to his side as the double destroyer almost single-handedly help sink the Dons to earn Killie a money-spinning quarter-final showdown with champions Celtic.

The financial world certainly looks like being football’s gain and with the City at its lowest ebb for two decades, the fans favourite Irishman, who had not scored a competitive goal for Killie going into this game is certainly their hottest asset right now.

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