The 2014-15 campaign was a dramatic, tumultuous fight for survival for Kilmarnock as The Killie ultimately secured a nervy 10th-place finish in the Scottish Premiership. The season was defined by a mid-season managerial change, Allan Johnston resigned and was replaced by Gary Locke, and a crippling run of seven straight defeats that threatened the club’s top-flight status. Despite the chaos, forward Tope Obadeyi led the line with his crucial 9 goals, a tally bolstered by the brilliance of the mercurial Alexei Eremenko, as The Killie rallied late to secure their position, a defining chapter in their recent history of battling to remain in the elite.