Derek McInnes claims he won't 'overly worry' about Celtic as Kilmarnock boss shifts Viaplay Cup focus

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14.01.2023 - 09:49

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Derek McInnes doesn’t see why Kilmarnock can’t become big-occasion Hampden regulars. There’s a desire in the Rugby Park boss.

There’s a belief in his club and his players. And there's evidence to prove it can be done.What started for McInnes' boys in Fraserburgh last July now arrives at the National Stadium.

Even before reaching Bellslea Park for the first group-stage game, the boss had one eye on Hampden. McInnes had been there often enough as boss of Aberdeen.

He’s seen ex-club St Johnstone win silverware recently.St Mirren, Inverness, Falkirk, Ross County, Motherwell and Livingston have all been in major Hampden Finals since Killie’s last appearance almost 11 years ago.

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