'Can't let one controversial refereeing decision define our season'

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Hearts fans, we asked for your views on the 1-1 draw with Motherwell at Fir Park. Here's a taste of what you had to say...

Aran: Absolutely shocking that the clear foul on Alexandros Kyziridis wasn't given as a penalty, one of the worst takes I've seen all season. Rest of the game was alright but refereeing quality was rubbish.

Dougie: Blatant penalty. Referee Steven McLean was the only person in stadium who thought otherwise. Shocking decision, just hope it's not a title-deciding one. Draw just about right, but Hearts looked like it was theirs in the last 20 minutes.

Chris: Easy to be bitter - we have been denied two clear penalties and the utter ineptness from the referee, who is looking for reasons not to give the penalty rather than approaching it objectively, is massive.

Other than that, our build-up play was slow at times, and another two season-ending injuries. Fighting against everything just now. Two to go.

Bob: Can't let one controversial refereeing decision define our season. Hearts must keep fighting it out at the top of the Premiership. After all, we've earned the respect of football fans worldwide.

Peter: Feel gutted for Craig Halkett, terrible injury at a crucial time in his career. As for the result, we needed not to lose and did all we could to win, but Motherwell are such a well-organised and quick outfit who coped well with our second half onslaught.

It was a penalty against Kyziridis, but it would have been of the soft variety. Derek McInnes needs to find a way to get us a good win over Falkirk and my gut feel is that he will.

Alfo: After the Rangers and Motherwell challenges, we've banked four points from six - despite being denied a stonewaller of a penalty - and that's something Celtic still have to better with both their games against the same two teams coming up.

I'd rather be in our position than theirs. Hearts' passion, commitment and skill continues to make those of us of a maroon persuasion incredibly proud of their achievements. A final push to get us over the line and it'll be the finest in the club's 152-year history, full stop.

Ken: Huge job for Derek McInnes to get a midfield together for Wednesday. We need to really go at Falkirk as it may come down to goal difference. Celtic will win today but their game against Motherwell is pivotal. We will all be looking out for dodgy penalty decisions.