The final game of the season and Killie are 2 points from the bottom. Falkirk are propping up the SPL and we face them tomorrow at Rugby Park in what looks certain to be Kyle’s (and probably several others’) last game for us. As long as we don’t lose we will be safe. If we lose we are down and perhaps gone.

Call me a morose and ungrateful after the great comeback at Pittodrie, but I almost wish we hadn’t won, but drawn that game. If we were level or only 1 point above Falkirk I would feel that the team would treat tomorrow’s game with the necessary respect. As is stands I worry that – sub-consciously – the players might disregard the promptings of the management and feel that their job has been done. Instead of trying to win the game, they might feel a level of comfort with a draw and end up losing a sucker punch of a goal right at the end.

Let’s get a good crowd through the gates to support the team. No moaning, no carping. Just a collective force of will to make sure those on the park do the business. It’s do or die time.

Message to the Killie players:

Remember that to lose by just one goal will mean disaster. We need to win this match.

One last fight – right to the end of the game, right to the final whistle.

Never give in, even if you are ahead.

Don’t defend a lead, but take the game to them for the full 90 mins. Give every last effort until you cannot stand up!

You can do it guys.

We’ll be there with you.