Kilmarnock 'need support more than ever' but patience wearing thin

Having lost their previous two matches, a return of one point from the past available nine won't soothe any grumbles with an already disaffected support.

"I felt the uneasiness around the stadium, even when we were 2-1 up," he added. "And the players looked like they were being affected by it."

"We rushed things and, when it gets to 2-2, with lots of time left, there's no need to panic. We got into good areas, but we just lacked that quality."

The problem for McCann, and Kilmarnock, is that their last match before the international break is away to the defending champions and league leaders, Celtic.