Vassell & Kilmarnock 'in right place' over new contractpublished at 15:43 22 April

Kyle Vassell and Kilmarnock are "definitely in the right place" over talks to extend the captain's stay at Rugby Park.
The 32-year-old striker remains a key part of Derek McInnes' squad, despite not featuring since early January because of injury issues.
But the forward is determined to make an impact on the survival push and is keen to remain at Rugby Park beyond this season, although he its his future could hinge on what division the club are in.
"The club want me to stay and I would like to stay," said Vassell, whose current deal expires this summer.
"I have just said to the club, 'I just want to get fully fit, I want to get on the pitch first and then we will take care of everything else'.
"I would say [there's a] verbal [agreement]. It's not a written agreement because I haven't signed a contract, but we are definitely in the right place.
"My kids were born in Kilmarnock, we have roots here technically now, I have really enjoyed my time here. I could definitely play the rest of my good days here.
"I would probably say my future somewhat [depends on survival], although I have no doubts that Kilmarnock will be in the top flight next season."
On his current fitness situation, Vassell, who scored 11 goals last term but has netted just three times this season, added: "It's been a tough couple of months, but I'm heading in the right direction.
"I'm still not full match sharp, that will come, but I'm looking forward to the run-in.
"[Being out has been] Really hard, especially being captain, you feel like you are letting the team down, letting the club down, but it's part of football and you can't think like that."
