Craig Gordon's error in Hearts' 2-2 draw with Kilmarnock was just misfortune according to manager Robbie Neilson.
Chris Stokes put the Rugby Park club ahead in the Premiership clash before a ball was played back to the Scotland number one. Gordon slipped, allowing former Hearts striker Kyle Lafferty to nip and double his side's lead. Stephen Humphrys started the comeback mission and a fantastic long-range Nathaniel Atkinson strike ensured the Jambos headed back to Tynecastle with something.
Neilson insists that with his playing out from the back mantra no matter the conditions, situations like Gordon's are likely to occur: "It's just a slip. He's on that surface, the ball comes to him and he slides. You saw a lot of boys doing that and it was at a key moment. But we ask the players to play, ask them to pass, and we try to build from the back. If you ask them to do that, they're going to make mistakes. It happens.
