Steven Gerrard proved he's only focused on winning when the Rangers boss shut down talk of anything apart from the Kilmarnock game.
The Ibrox side have been relentless in their pursuit of the Premiership title this season and stood 18 points clear going into the clash with Tommy Wright 's side.
However, it's not just trophy talk that Gerrard wants to avoid as he knocked back the chance to talk about personal accolades ahead of kick-off.
It looks set to be a big day for skipper James Tavernier as he hits a personal landmark for the club.
However, when asked about captain making his 200th appearance on Rangers TV, the boss bit back: "Not interested, not interested, three points."
Presenter Emma Dodds and pundits Alex Rae and Neil McCann could see the funny side of the curt response.
Rae added: "You can see how focussed he is. He's not interested in anything else, it's about getting back to winning ways."
McCann continued: "I think he's all for the team winning things and not individual targets.
"I think James Tavernier will be very proud to have played for the club 200 times, but maybe after the game he can celebrate it."
The league leaders are looking to bounce back from a disappointing draw against Hamilton and continue their unbeaten league form.
