Rangers see title chase as a hunting trip, not a sprint. Manager Danny Rohl says his side want to be the "hunter" in the Scottish Premiership title race, always looking for ways to gain an advantage over their rivals.
The 3-0 win against Dundee has cut Hearts' lead at the top to just four points, and Rangers have moved into second place. Celtic's draw against the league leaders allowed them to hold onto first spot, but Rohl believes his side are now on a roll.
"We want to hunt," Rohl said after the game. "We want to be on the front foot. We're not just happy with getting three points by hook or by crook, we want to win games and make a statement."
Rohl's comments come after Rangers signed three players in January - Tochi Chukwuani, Andreas Skov Olsen, and Tuur Rommens - to add to their squad. While the final week of the transfer window is still to come, Rohl says his side will be looking for further signings if they can make good deals.
"It's possible," he said. "It's about timing. It's like dominoes. You have to wait sometimes, but if it's on and if there's a great opportunity then we'll try looking for more players to strengthen the squad."
Former Rangers player Rory Loy says Rohl is doing things the right way since taking charge in October. "You win games first," he said. "We need to keep winning when we're not playing all that well."
James Tavernier, who scored his 54th converted penalty for Rangers in their win over Dundee, said it was a "really proud moment" to reach the century of league goals. The right-back has enjoyed great success with Rangers, including promotion and Premiership title glory.
But despite the highs, there have been disappointments too - often finishing runners-up to Celtic in domestic tournaments. However, Tavernier is confident that his side can maintain their consistency and win the title.
"It's down to us to keep going," he said. "Keep really working hard, putting in the performances but ultimately getting that win."
The 3-0 win against Dundee has cut Hearts' lead at the top to just four points, and Rangers have moved into second place. Celtic's draw against the league leaders allowed them to hold onto first spot, but Rohl believes his side are now on a roll.
"We want to hunt," Rohl said after the game. "We want to be on the front foot. We're not just happy with getting three points by hook or by crook, we want to win games and make a statement."
Rohl's comments come after Rangers signed three players in January - Tochi Chukwuani, Andreas Skov Olsen, and Tuur Rommens - to add to their squad. While the final week of the transfer window is still to come, Rohl says his side will be looking for further signings if they can make good deals.
"It's possible," he said. "It's about timing. It's like dominoes. You have to wait sometimes, but if it's on and if there's a great opportunity then we'll try looking for more players to strengthen the squad."
Former Rangers player Rory Loy says Rohl is doing things the right way since taking charge in October. "You win games first," he said. "We need to keep winning when we're not playing all that well."
James Tavernier, who scored his 54th converted penalty for Rangers in their win over Dundee, said it was a "really proud moment" to reach the century of league goals. The right-back has enjoyed great success with Rangers, including promotion and Premiership title glory.
But despite the highs, there have been disappointments too - often finishing runners-up to Celtic in domestic tournaments. However, Tavernier is confident that his side can maintain their consistency and win the title.
"It's down to us to keep going," he said. "Keep really working hard, putting in the performances but ultimately getting that win."
. Reminds me of the good ol' days under Gers legend, Steven Gerrard... those were some thrilling times! 
Now they're saying they want to be "the hunter", always on the prowl for that next win. I love it! The squad's been getting stronger with those new signings too. Tochi Chukwuani, Andreas Skov Olsen, and Tuur Rommens... sounds like a solid addition to my book 
. The only thing I'm worried about is if they can keep the momentum going? Fingers crossed, mate! 
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I feel like Rangers are playing with fire 
, they're so focused on winning and taking control of the game that it's almost like a different team out there 
. Danny Rohl's strategy is definitely paying off, and it's great to see Tochi Chukwuani, Andreas Skov Olsen, and Tuur Rommens settling in quickly 
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, it's infectious! He's always been a top player for the club, and his goal count is insane 
. The fact that he's reaching 100 league goals shows just how consistent Rangers have been over the years 
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. With just a week left to go, it's going to be tough for them to make some big signings 
. But if they can find someone who fills a gap and makes us even stronger, then I'll be all for it 
I'm loving the mentality of Rangers right now! 
They're not just focusing on taking the lead, they want to be the ones doing the chasing down and catching their rivals off guard. It's a whole new level of determination and hunger for wins. The squad additions are looking promising too - Tochi Chukwuani, Andreas Skov Olsen, and Tuur Rommens could definitely make a difference in the coming weeks.
he's always been a leader on the pitch and his confidence is infectious! 
The fact that they can win games even when they're not playing their best shows how strong the team is. We'll be keeping an eye on this title chase 
. Four points is a decent gap, and they'll need to keep winning to catch up with Hearts. Also, how many times do you have to score 54 converted penalties before it's considered good luck? 
Meanwhile, I'm not sure about these "great opportunities" for further signings β when are those going to happen? January was just the first week of the transfer window, and now they want to wait for dominoes to fall? 
They're not just focusing on closing the gap, they're setting their sights on being the ones doing the chasing! It's all about confidence and a winning mentality. Danny Rohl seems to be hitting the nail on the head with his "hunter" approach. Those signings in January were smart moves, and I'm excited to see what else he can bring in. Rangers have got some top talent already, and it'll be interesting to see how they gel together. The fans are loving it too - I was at the Dundee game last week and the atmosphere was electric! 
i mean celts might b leadin but rangers got some solid players now like rommens n skov Olsen and they're lookin good 2 take on the title race 
they've had some decent signings this jan, but can they actually make them work together? and what about their squad depth? i mean, tochi chukwuani and anders skov olsen are nice additions, but tuur rommens is pretty unknown. need to see more of them playing before i get hyped 
those signings they made in january were def key moves 
tuur rommens is lookin like a solid addition to the squad 
but seriously tho, rangers need 2 keep grindin 
if they wanna take down the champs
but at the end of the day, the title chase is all about consistency and making smart signings. fingers crossed for rangers to finally bring home that premiership trophy 
οΈ. Bring on the rest of the season! 
. With those new signings, Tochi Chukwuani, Andreas Skov Olsen, and Tuur Rommens, I think they're gonna be super tough for Hearts and everyone else 
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. And I think that's what makes their 3-0 win over Dundee so impressive, it shows they're thinking ahead, they know how to build momentum