Killie fans, we asked for your views after Saturday's 2-2 draw against St Johnstone in the Scottish Premiership.
Here's what some of you had to say:
Andrew K: Killie were so unlucky yesterday not to have won easily. We created so many good chances and the St Johnstone defence led a charmed life, not without some excellent tackling and cover.
Jim: The problem with Killie is we have let 11 good players go in the last two years and not replaced them with the same or even better standard of the 11 that has left, to name some Bobby Wales, Stuart Findlay, Fraser Murray, Danny Armstrong, Lewis Mayo, Corrie Ndaba. None of the present crop of players are anywhere near their standard.
Nick: Problem is overall team quality - not all on the manager. Lost some good players in the summer and replaced them with lesser quality.
Andrew: It's time for Neil McCann to go. The team selection and system is consistently imbalanced. There is no clear style of play, other than the pedestrian side to side passing which every other coach in the league knows how to effectively counter. We are so so soft. The intensity, both on and off the ball, that the team found for the run-in last season, has not returned and I do not envisage that it will.
Ken: The fans' frustration stems from our inability to learn from previous mistakes. We see the same defensive calamities week after week.
Keren: For the amount of time the 10 men of St Johnstone sat deep defending their box they looked comfortable, compared with how easily any opposition can form one simple attack and it results in us conceding. For the manager to spin this into having control of the game while also criticising fans, who stuck by the team throughout, is a horrendous deflection of responsibility.
