McInnes 'annoyed' at bottom six spot but vows to 'fight & scrap'published at 15:57 24 April

Derek McInnes is "annoyed" Kilmarnock have found themselves in the bottom six of the Scottish Premiership but insists they will "fight and scrap" for survival.
With five fixtures remaining the Rugby Park outfit, who finished fourth last season, are in ninth place, one point ahead of current relegation play-off spot occupants, Dundee and six in front of bottom side St Johnstone.
Before the first post-split game on Saturday at home to fellow strugglers County – who have won all three meetings so far this season – McInnes couldn't hide his anger at his club's predicament.
"I'm annoyed that we're in a situation," the Kilmarnock manager said.
"I'd rather not be in the bottom six, but the fact is we are and we've got to be honest and say that while there's not been a lot between us, we've not been good enough to get away from the teams that are around us.
"We've still got that opportunity now to deal with it, so it's just try to be as professional and switched on as possible and just deal with what's in front of us."
If Killie are to get the better off County for the first time this season, they'll need to do so without captain Kyle Vassell, who has had another setback with an ankle problem which has kept him out since January.
"We've had chances against Ross County but getting the first goal would be really key," McInnes added.
"I think we've beaten every team down there, except Ross County, but equally we've been beaten by everybody, so there's nothing between a lot of the teams.
"We've got to make sure we just concentrate on performance, concentrate on being more disciplined because I think that's a big part of it, as well when the games get a bit fraught ,but really just tap into what we've got here.
"We need to just try and make the most of the five games we've got and I believe we have enough in the squad to get the job done.
"But nobody's going to give us it, we're going to have to fight and scrap. No one is just going to not give us three points."
