We asked for your views on Kilmarnock's 4-0 defeat against Motherwell.
Here's what some of you said:
Kenny: It’s the same old story. Killie don’t have the quality required to compete in the league and, unless drastic measures are taken to improve the squad, the Championship looks inevitable. If the squad doesn’t get improved before the end of the transfer window then I think Neil McCann would have better luck playing the boys from the U19s as they know what it takes to win a game.
Iain: Same old, same old. I think the fans are getting tired of hearing about the lack of confidence, poor decisions by the referee, yellow then red cards undeserved, a bit of bad luck, and so the excuses continue. It is about time the players took a long hard look at themselves and not at the excuses.
Jon: You can’t help but think that we’re doomed. I don’t think any manager could turn the results around with this current squad. The most disappointing thing is that there is no passion or fight in the players. They’re just lucky that Livingston keep losing as well. Scraping survival via the play-offs is our only hope.
Tom: How much longer before McCann admits that he hasn’t got the players in the building to keep us up. A clear-out of the deadwood and better quality in is the only answer or we will go down.
William: Maybe it’s worthwhile just letting the season run its whole course – venting our frustrations doesn’t seem to have had any effect in the last three months.
Colin: The officials did not cost us that game. McCann is clutching at straws already but the real blame lies with Stuart Kettlewell and his one dimensional squad. He left us in a hole we do not look like getting out of.
