MEGHOMA’S SHOCKING PRE-KILMARNOCK MESSAGE HAS FANS TALKING. “YOU WON’T BELIEVE WHAT HE SAID”

Meghoma Focused on Consistency as He Previews Kilmarnock Clash

Jayden Meghoma has called for focus, intensity and consistency as he spoke to the media ahead of tomorrow night’s match against Kilmarnock, insisting his side must be ready for a tough physical contest.

The young defender, who has grown in influence in recent weeks, revealed that preparation has been sharp in training and that the squad is fully aware of the challenge posed by their opponents.

“Kilmarnock are always difficult to play against, especially with how organised and aggressive they are,” Meghoma said. “We know it won’t be easy, but we’re prepared to match their energy and impose our own game.”

Meghoma stressed the importance of maintaining momentum after recent performances, admitting that consistency remains one of the biggest targets for the team as the season progresses.

“We’ve shown what we can do in spells, now it’s about doing it week in, week out,” he said. “That’s what the best teams do, and that’s the level we’re pushing ourselves towards.”

The defender also spoke about his own development and the confidence he is gaining with every appearance, crediting the coaching staff and senior players for their support.

“I’m learning every day,” he explained. “The manager and the experienced lads are always talking to me, keeping me switched on. That helps a lot, especially in big games like this.”

When asked about the physical nature of tomorrow’s fixture, Meghoma admitted the squad has been preparing for an intense battle, both mentally and tactically.

“You have to be ready for the duels, second balls, and the pressure they put you under,” he added. “But we also have quality in this team, and if we trust our football, we can cause them real problems.”

Meghoma also highlighted the importance of the fans, believing their support could be a decisive factor under the lights.

“Playing under the lights with the crowd behind you always gives you extra motivation,” he said. “Their energy can lift us when things get tough, and we’ll need that.”

As for his mindset heading into the match, Meghoma made it clear that his focus is entirely on the team rather than individual recognition.

“My job is to help the team however I can,” he said. “If I do that well, everything else will take care of itself.”

Tomorrow night’s encounter against Kilmarnock is expected to be a stern test, but judging by Meghoma’s confident and composed outlook, the squad appears fully focused on the task ahead.