Rangers biggest title worry is that Ange Postecoglou and Celtic don't believe in taking breathers - Keith Jackson

They were kept waiting to give Aaron Ramsey a warm welcome amid the snow flurries.

But it was the return to form of two far more familiar attacking threats which might just have given Rangers fans reason to hope that this season is not hitting the skids right before their eyes after all.

Put it this way, if Ryan Kent and Alfredo Morelos intend going on about their business in the manner they set about Hearts at Ibrox then Giovanni van Bronckhorst might yet recover from the mauling his reputation received at Celtic Park last week.

Because when this pair really put their minds to it, often they become close to unplayable and that was most certainly the case yesterday when Rangers responded to that derby day capitulation by smashing five goals past Craig Gordon and reminding everyone of their credentials at a critical moment in the campaign.

Morelos scored two and had a hand in the other three while Kent provided a trio of assists just when Van Bronckhorst needed his key men to stand up and be counted.

There was, eventually, a debut for Ramsey who came off the bench to an excited ovation late on but by then Morelos and Kent had ensured the points were in the bag even though Rangers seemed to lose their way for 20 minutes or so at the start of the second half.

And so, even though the scoreline was emphatic, Van Bronckhorst still has work to do to get this team up to full speed as the title race heats up.

The truth of the matter is, titles are very rarely won by teams playing in fits and starts but that has been the story of Rangers season so far and it happened again yesterday when they were looking ropey and in danger of losing their way.

But Morelos settled some nerves when he curled home his second goal to give his