Robbie Deas

I actually didn't think we were that bad.

But then as soon as you lose that goal, and then you lose Robbie Deas in the next 10 minutes, it's just a disaster.

But we'll go to a couple of other people there.

So John, uh, first of all, uh, says, uh, "Do you think the players are still behind Neil McCann?" Um, for me, I think they are.

Max Stryjek in goals.

Mikkel Schønning-Larsen, Cathal McCarthy, Robbie Deas, and Jonathan Mire at the back.

In midfield, four of Nicky Klyshenko, Mark O'Hara, Tom Lowrey, and Greg Kiltie, with Tyrese John-Jules and Joe Hugill as the two strikers.

Callum Ferrie, Jimmy Brandon, Rory McKenzie, George Stanger, John Lee Yefco, DeJounaro Daniels, Cole Burke, Ewan Bowie, and Bailey Rice are the substitutes.

They won't want that to disappear- No ... by disappointing today, will they? And Simo Valakari won't want Hearts to get two goals in front, and the whole place turns into a carnival atmosphere, uh, which I'm sure it started out as.

Uh, so it's a difficult one.

We mentioned the defensive frailties, Cammy, at your old Kilmarnock side, but Robbie Deas has now limped off, being replaced by George Stanger, so that's not

notIdeal?

I've seen him a couple of times now, and I think when the team get a bit of confidence and get a bit about them, uh, which I think they will get, I do think that Neil McCann will probably look at tweaking the shape ever so slightly in midfield.

Um, they've got a, they've brought a new center back in, and if he hits the ground running and Robbie Deas can get up to the, the solid Premier League defender we all know he is, I think that, um, you know, Kilmarnock have the, the potential to, you know, start picking up points the way they were at the back end of last season.

So, um, a bit left field, but I'm prepared to take a risk on that one, 'cause I know they've not started, uh, all too well.

Um, who's still got work to do? Well, I would imagine after the first few games, Jim Goodwin will be after a striker.

So I think there's plenty of competition in most places.

Like I say, that experienced center back is probably that's missing, but he hasn't had the ability to play his best defense yet with Robbie Deas being suspended for the first two league games.

Then you've got this German that's come in that's not fully fit.

You know, so there's a lot of, there's a lot of pieces to the jigsaw yet to, to be completed, and I feel, Callum, you're right in what you're saying, that maybe during the course of the season, you know, we'll, we'll see a stronger team.

And, you know, a lot of managers would, you know, be tempted to ring the changes.

McCann, you know, stuck with his side and, and, you know, fair play, fair play to him.

I'm quite sure it was only John Lee Ifeko out and then Robbie Deas to come in.

And I think it will only be, you know, minimal changes again.

Who's Kilmarnock's club captain?

Robbie Deas.

The 20- 27 Champions League final's in which country?

France.

What was the score?

Uh, 3-2.

I actually thought Robbie Deas was the captain.

Nope, Craig Kilty was-