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I'm interested to hear from you Kilmarnock and St Mirren fans.

I'm sure very different feelings coming out of that game in Paisley.

A 3-0 win.

for Kilmarnock St Mirren fans do you think that that is it are you doomed to finish in 11th place now and have to scrap through the relegation playoffs Kilmarnock fans how confident are you that you'll be able to avoid that 11th place maybe you're a happy Hibs fan or a happy Aberdeen or Dundee fan or maybe you're heading along to Fir Park for that game between Motherwell and Hearts or you want to get a final bit of build up in before tomorrow's Celtic Rangers match Hugh you want to look back look forward what you thinking

I think Motherwell are a very, very hard team to play against at Firth Park.

possibly beyond Celtic Dyson Maeda's hitting form at the right time coming into this game he's got four in his last three games could he be a real difference maker tomorrow if he's at his best which he seems to be getting back to over the past few games 100% when he's at his best you've seen what he achieved last year the season before sorry when he picked up every award he scored about 30 goals or whatever it may be

Does Celtic get the job done tomorrow, Robbie?

Whether it was the right decision or not for Rangers to loan him out, it certainly looks the right decision for Finlay Curtis and his development.

We talked about it earlier on, the fact that he is now in with a shout of going to the World Cup with Scotland, the fact that he's got three goals in his last two games, he's playing a big part in Kilmarnock, looking like they're steering clear of relegation.

have been dreadful have been absolutely dreadful so it backfired on them Thank you to David what about George who's a Rangers fan in Govan George how are you feeling ahead of tomorrow?

It is interesting listening to Danny Rule speaking yesterday.

He was asked about his tactics and responding to what Derek McInnes had done mid-game.

And as we mentioned earlier on, he talked about players maybe being lazy.

He used the word lazy.

He talked about the fact that the way that they were playing, the players needed to move to try and open up the space and open up the game.

And he felt that the players weren't doing that.

Why would that be the case when the game is so big and you've got your manager accusing players of being lazy in a game that turned out to be season-defining, essentially?

Thank you to Georgia1419511025.

Keep your calls coming.

So maybe you want to reflect on some of the action that has happened today.