Killie fan column: ‘Players and management can hold their heads high’

We may have walked away from the Celtic game with no points, but the players and management can still hold their heads high.

We matched Celtic in all but one department. If we had taken our chances the points would have stayed at the Theatre of Pies.

We’ve had a tricky run of games over the last month, but when we return from the international break there is an opportunity for us to start climbing the table.

The injury to Stuart Findlay is a huge blow and it may well be the manager will look to fill the void in the January transfer window.

I don’t think we have great leadership on the park in the Ray Montgomerie or Manuel Pascali mould, so it would be a huge lift for everyone if we could introduce that kind of individual.

Finally, it’s been a very sad weekend for the Killie family with the deaths of two great Killie fans. Both Adam Watt and Tom Cartner were lovely guys taken far too soon, our thoughts go out to both families.

Sandy Armour is editor of the Killie Hippo fanzine