McCann hopes to see O'Neill in opposing dugout
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Kilmarnock manager Neil McCann says his players have responded well to their opening weekend defeat against St Johnstone.
McCann says it was "pretty clear where they went wrong", and the players themselves were "were angry with themselves, as they let themselves down".
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Killie face Scottish Premiership champions Celtic at home this Sunday - a first outing on their new "sensational" grass-hybrid pitch.
McCann says the surface harks back to the Rugby Park he remembers and hopes it will help the team to play how they want to play.
He admits Celtic will be a "tough, tough game". and hopes visiting manager Martin O'Neill will be in away dugout after a spell in hospital this week.
"Everybody at Kilmarnock including myself, wish him all the best in the speed of recovery," McCann said.
"He's a guy that I love spending time with off the pitch and I love going to battle with him, so hopefully he's in the dugout on Sunday."