Kerr- sending off

[meister1991]

There's rightly been a fair amount aired following Saturdays poor performance, but not allot about Kerr's tackle.

From watching TV it looked extremely poor and somewhat deliberate.

What's the view from those at the match, was it as poor at it appears on TV, if so I for one don't believe we should tolerate that kind of nonsense from any of our players.

Views ?

[jwok]

I think he was frustrated that the game hadn't been stopped so that McManus could be treated and as a result he lashed out. It was a silly and dangerous high foot and it deserved the red card.

[JOHHNYG]

There's rightly been a fair amount aired following Saturdays poor performance, but not allot about Kerr's tackle.

From watching TV it looked extremely poor and somewhat deliberate.

What's the view from those at the match, was it as poor at it appears on TV, if so I for one don't believe we should tolerate that kind of nonsense from any of our players.

Views ?

The last person I am likely to be an apologist for at the moment is Stuart McCall, but when he says "Fraser Kerr hasn't got a malicious bone in his body" then I'm happy to believe him as that is entirely the impression I have of the lad from afar.

[KMCAA]

If the rest of his team mates had the guts to at least challenge and not let the Killie players bully and waltz through them we would not be in the mire we are the now, well done Fraser, least you tried to change the flow of the game, right idea, wrong type of tackle...