Frail said: "We know how difficult will be. They are well organised and have good players with threats all over the park, so we need to make sure we are ready for it. But it's been easy this week training the lads. They've been up for it obviously on the back of last Sunday's result. It's been a wee bit lighter in training and they've got smiles on their faces. But we're focused and have a big game against Kilmarnock to hopefully get the three points. We can then go into the split hopefully still in touch with Aberdeen to try to get this third spot." Frail has pinpointed the danger of in-form Kilmarnock striker Stevie Naismith ahead of the match. One of the hottest properties in the Scottish game Naismith has scored 17 goals so far this season. He added: "Naismith is a good player. He doesn't give defenders a minute and when he does get the ball he is quality and can finish. Our lads are aware of him and we'll need to make sure we are on our toes. He'll be one of many players that a lot of clubs will be looking at. I don't think you can continue to play like that and not attract attention. He has been down south (to train) at Arsenal, so that shows you the quality he has got." | |||
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