Rangers skipper David Weir last night warned his side that more poor performances on the road could cost them the title. Walter Smith's men were held to a 0-0 draw for the second week on the trot as they toiled in Kilmarnock. And Gers will now lose top spot if Celtic defeat Hearts at Parkhead this afternoon. The Ibrox side had to cling on for a point after Pedro Mendes was sent off - the third time they have picked up a red card on their travels. Weir said: "We're never happy with a draw in the league. "That's four points we've dropped in a week and we won't stay top if that continues. Tackle "We need to address our away form and start winning. "But credit Kilmarnock for the way they played." Killie also finished with 10 men after Manuel Pascali was sent off and Weir was far from happy with ref Steve Conroy's performance. He said: "There was hardly a tackle in the game yet we're talking about red and yellow cards. "Pedro's first yellow was harsh and I don't even know if he made contact for the second booking. "We don't have the biggest squad and suspensions could become a factor later in the season."Read
