Source: Team_Talk
Naismith fires warning to Accies
Hamilton suffered their heaviest defeat of the season when they travelled to Ibrox in December, the last time the sides squared off.[LNB]"You wouldn't put it past us doing that again this weekend," said striker Naismith, who pointed to Rangers' three goals in six minutes against Kilmarnock last weekend.[LNB]"We started slowly last Saturday but showed what a deadly force we can be by coming from behind after Killie had gone 1-0 in front. We scored three goals in the space of 15 minutes which basically won us the game."[LNB]Hamilton have bounced back since that December defeat, winning seven of their last eight games in all competitions.[LNB]Naismith said: "Hamilton are on form just now and they're going to be tough opponents. But I'm sure we've got the players to go there and do the business."[LNB]Rangers have clawed back a seven-point gap to arch-rivals Celtic since the turn of the year and now lead the SPL on goal difference.[LNB]Naismith said: "When you look at how tight things are at the top of the table, goal difference will come into it. In the past, the title has been decided on goal difference and we obviously have to bear that in mind."[LNB]Naismith played 90 minutes against Dundee United reserves yesterday as he continues to be eased back into first-team contention following his long-term cruciate ligament injury.[LNB]"I've been buzzing about in full training sessions with the rest of the boys ever since coming back into the squad," he said.[LNB]"I have to bide my time and you never know - I might be in with a chance on Saturday."[LNB][LNB]
