'It felt like points dropped' in 'story of Kilmarnock's season'

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We asked for your views on Kilmarnock's 2-2 draw against Dundee. Here's what some of you said:

Eddie: I know we've had a really poor season but in this game there were 31 fouls given, about half of them were very soft. Ross Hardie, not for the first time this season, seems to leave his common sense in the building when he steps over the white line. We deserved nothing more than a point, another hard watch.

Frank: It felt like points dropped. Same old defensive let downs. Has been the story of our season. We are now in the cut-throat part of the season where all the teams in the bottom-six are capable of beating each other. Going to be interesting but listening to Neil McCann, he is full of confidence which is not a bad thing.

Robert: Says everything when the referee is Dundee's best player - a shocking performance. Then the penalty decision at the end is a joke. Over 13 minutes from award to penalty being take.

Kenny: Should have killed the game in the second half before they got the equaliser. Absolutely nobody in the ground thought that was a penalty in the last minute apart from the referee. He was very poor and there has to be some punishment for him. Anybody who knows anything about football will understand that it's simply not a penalty. VAR is useless.

Robert: We couldn't take our chances, a lot of backwards play and apart from the penalty save, the goalkeeper was saved by VAR after losing the ball and rushing out for Dundee's second. Once again, the refereeing decisions were baffling, and it appeared every time a Dundee player fell to the ground it was a foul. Time for independent review on inconsistency, all teams have had issues with referees.