Stuart Taylor hopes Hamilton Accies can finally get the result against Kilmarnock that their play has deserved this season, as his side look to make it fifth time lucky against the Ayrshire outfit on Saturday.Killie have proved to be a bogey team for Accies this term, first inflicting defeat in August when Taylor's appointment was announced and he came down from the director's box to oversee the last 20 minutes of a 2-0 loss.Since being at the reins, a painful late collapse in November's 3-2 Challenge Cup quarter-final defeat has been sandwiched between Championship victories for Killie in October (2-1) and December (3-2).Accies feel they were the better side in the clashes under Taylor and he hopes they can put that right when they travel to Rugby Park this weekend.However, Killie are arguably stronger than before with new boss Derek McInnes at the helm and January signings Kyle Lafferty and Ash Taylor brought in to bolster their quest for the title.
They are currently a point off of leaders Arbroath, with Accies seventh.Taylor said: "The frustrating aspect is that our results against Kilmarnock this season haven't reflected our performances in the game."We have done really well in the three games we've played against them since I've been here and we did well down there last time, but it's a different manager this time."I know Derek McInnes and Tony Docherty and I know how hard they work, how organised their teams are, so it's going to be a different challenge."It's going to be a tough game, they've got new signings in and big names like Kyle Lafferty and Ash Taylor, who we will enjoy playing against."But we will look forward to being creative, look forward to getting on the ball and we'll try to win the game."If we can
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