McInnes on manager of the season nomination, Europe & VAR
Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes has been talking to the media before his side's Scottish Premiership trip to Ibrox on Sunday.
Here are the key points from his press conference:
Says "it's nice to be in good company" with his PFA Scotland manager of the year nomination, and stressed it is a reflection of the positive work being done by the club as a whole.
Insists that last season was a tougher test for him as a manager - "you probably feel you do more as a manager in a season like that, you do a lot of your better work when you have to deal with a crisis".
McInnes pointed to the "brilliant" recruitment done by the club last summer, which he says has been a key factor in their climb up the league.
Spoke about the lack of celebrations among players and staff when Kilmarnock secured a top-six finish. McInnes stressed that the goal is European football and wants to seal that as soon as possible.
McInnes wasn't aware of the SFA's VAR review panel saying 26 Premiership decisions have been incorrect since the start of the season. He says there is "still a bit to go" before the in-game process is "slick and as good as possible"