RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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Kilmarnock fans, we asked for your views following Sunday's heavy 5-1 defeat at home to Celtic.
Here's what some of you said:
Iain: As I said last week this was a disaster waiting to happen. Defensively to give away a goal in two minutes, and the same in the second half, shows naivety, a lack of concentration and just plain lack of spirit. People pay to watch this and are let down when players really do not earn their wages. Desperate stuff really.
Adam: Two games and nine goals leaked, sadly this is going to be a long hard season already. Just not good enough. It's not as if the goals were worldies or anything but mostly our own making. We need to strengthen the defence.
Gary: Shambolic. No matter what the set up was the defending was shambolic. Once again it's obvious we need better defenders. Nine goals in two games even this early is relegation form.
Jay: Defence posted missing. The set up was totally wrong to face a team as good as Celtic are. That said, there's no lack of effort from the players. Better not lose on Friday against Ayr or that will turn the support against them. It's a must-win and very convincingly to get our season back on track.
Derek: I think that Neil McCann needs to concentrate more on the football and less on the new pitch because the opposition aren't going to play badly on the new surface.
Alan: Absolutely abysmal, making Celtic look like world beaters which they are far from. The man in charge has had a full pre-season to find a dominant centre-half and until now has failed. A commanding player to lead the defence would make such a difference to that team but as it stands Friday could be another horrendous debacle in a long list of capitulations against Ayr Utd. I so hope I'm wrong.
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