I DIDN'T FORGET HOW TO SCORE

BOJAN MIOVSKI may not have been able to find the back of the net for a while - but he insists he never forgot where it was.

- BY ANDY NEWPORT

It didn't appear that the Rangers striker had much of a clue during an 11-game scoring drought.

That was until Saturday night at Rugby Park, where the 26-year-old gave his critics a brilliant reminder of why he was once one of the most feared frontmen in Scotland.

Russell Martin and Kevin Thelwell were hoping to tap into the talents that saw Miovski notch 44 goals in under 100 games for Aberdeen when they brought him back to the Premiership this summer.

But the £2.6million signing from Girona’s struggles in front of goal were a key contributor to the explosion of fury that eventually blew both the manager and sporting director out the front door at Ibrox.

Miovski’s previous Gers goal had come in the 1-1 draw at Falkirk on a day when former boss Martin needed a police escort as he was whisked back to Glasgow to clear his desk.

It has taken his replacement Danny Rohl six weeks to tune into the North Macedonian’s service needs but things finally clicked against Kilmarnock as Miovski slotted two clinical finishes past Tobi Oluwayemi to send Rangers on their way to a 3-0 victory.

It’s a result that lifts some pressure from the shoulders of Rohl after deflating draws against the Bairns and Dundee United.

You'd be forgiven for thinking it had heaved an even greater weight off Miovski’s mind.

But the striker was always confident he'd get himself back in amongst the goals.