GERS UP FOR A TITLE HUNT

FROM BACK PAGE drawing against the Hoops at Tynecastle, Gers are now just four points off Derek McInnes' long-time pace-setters.

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Rohl is pleased with Rangers' progress but insists they won't take their foot off the gas or take anything for granted.

He's convinced that if they continue their current run of form, they can have some fun come May.

After James Tavernier's 100th league goal and late strikes from Danilo and Djeidi Gassama sealed a priceless win, Rohl said: “We have come from a difficult moment to go on such a run.

“But the good part is I look at my group in the dressing room after a 3-0 and they want to do more.

“We are not lazy and think ‘everything goes well’. They are still hungry. This is what I try to live every day in front of them.

“To be humble as well. If we do this again and again, with 15 games to go?

“We want to be the hunter, we want to hunt on the pitch with our pressing and we want to hunt the teams around us.

“We want to be on the front foot. Then we can have a lot of fun.”

When Rohl took over in October, Rangers were in sixth position and miles behind the leaders.