Derek McInnes takes no pleasure from being linked with the Hearts vacancy and insists he is "fully" committed to Kilmarnock.

Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes addressed the media before Saturday's Scottish Premiership home match against Dundee United. The Killie boss "hated" having a free weekend as the Scottish League Cup quarter-finals took place.

Derek McInnes says he takes no notice when his name is linked with other jobs and insists his full focus is on Kilmarnock. The Rugby Park boss has been mentioned as one of the contenders for the position vacated by Steven Naismith at Hearts.

Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes "would be fantastic" for the vacant managerial position at Hearts, says former Tynecastle striker Lee Miller. Steven Naismith was relieved of his duties as head coach after a woeful eight-game losing run, which leaves the club bottom of the Premiership.

Naismith only signed a new deal in August but was axed by Tynecastle chiefs following a woeful start to the season