Ryan Fraser throws caution to the wind to give Aberdeen some swagger At Rugby Park, Ryan O'Leary and Liam Kelly became the ninth and 10th players this season to have been cautioned for fouling him (he has also been responsible for one opponent's dismissal). The problem, according to team-mate Russell Anderson, is that he's too good for his own good and that even players who aren't attempting to bring him down may do so inadvertently due to Fraser's speed and his ability to change direction. "There have been a few young players come through at Aberdeen over the years but - in terms of an out-and-out winger with the pace and trickery to take players on - he's special," said the veteran defender. It's a testament to him that he's getting fouled so many times in games and a lot of it is not intentional. He's just too quick - I know that from training. Ryan deserves all the credit he is getting at the moment and long may it continue. Fraser has appeared in 10 of Aberdeen's 11 matches this season but Anderson believes that he can deal with the pressure which goes with being an automatic starter. "When he is playing as well as he is, you cannot wait for your next game and I'm sure that is what Ryan is thinking right now," he said. If it comes a time where the manager feels he needs to be taken out of the team for his own good, then I'm sure he will do that as he's managed players over the years. The game was finely balanced at 1-1 when Fraser cut in from the left to deliver a cross which was simply begging to be put away. Niall McGinn duly obliged with an emphatic header and Aberdeen never looked back. Scott Vernon completed the scoring with a fine curling shot in the dying seconds. O'Leary had given the home side a third-minute lead by looping the ball over Jamie Langfield with his knee while Gavin Rae exploited weak defending by Michael Nelson to equalise in the 46th minute. Kilmarnock manager Kenny Shiels believed that his side had been hard done by but their problems were largely self-inflicted. Brown, understandably, was the happier of the two men. "I told our lads at the interval that we were far better than Kilmarnock and that I wanted them to go out and prove it," he said. We keep the ball well. We're not brilliant but we're solid and young Ryan gives us a different dimension.