Kettlewell insists on his side to “not get carried away” after brilliant start of the season.

Ross County are currently 11 games unbeaten after their massive 4-0 win over East Kilbride yesterday evening, as well as a major League Cup Quarter-Final tie coming up in just under two weeks but Kettlewell isn’t get ahead of himself despite the positive start.

Kettlewell said: “Let’s not get carried away – is always my message. It’s a really good day for us, it has us in a healthy position in the cup competitions and in the league, but we have to go and do our job again and find that level of consistency.”

“We are not wanting to go about broadcasting who we are – we just want to go and deliver on Saturday.”

Kettlewell left very happy after their win yesterday and insists it was a very good day for his side after continung their unbeaten run.

The Ross County boss added: “We know how East Kilbride want to play – they want to dominate the ball. I felt there were spells before we scored the first goal that we could have capitalised on.”

“It’s a good day for us, because I think they are a very good side”

Stuart Kettlewell made tactical changes at the break, despite being one-up to keep turning the ball over more as he looked to pull further in front.

He added: “We tried to adjust a few bits in the second half to make sure we were turning the ball over more – and we were very clinical when we did that.”

“Games are different. I think back to the Montrose game, where if we turned the ball over there were banks of players in front of us to try and break down. We knew when we turned the ball over today, those counter areas were there for us to exploit.