'Turning a corner' or 'still need a miracle'?

We asked for your thoughts on Rangers' victory over Kilmarnock on Sunday afternoon.

Here's a taste of what you had to say:

Ronnie: Normally a 4-1 win v Killie is good result but this was both chaotic and disappointingly poor. Even penalty miss cannot excuse not overwhelming a 10-man Killie side. We were flattered with a three-goal win. No real composure & until Tom Lawrence came on we lacked real creativity. A real chance to close the goal difference on Celtic. We still need a miracle.

Elaine: Huffed and puffed. Worthy winners in the end but we’ll have to improve drastically before next Saturday. In all honesty, focus should be on cup final.

Norman: Although he has 20 goals. Cyriel Dessers needs to be more alert and clinical and sharper with his shooting decisions in the box. Could possibly have had two or three goals.

Allan: A decent result, could have been more. Todd Cantwell was very good, as was Lawrence. Is there any way they can play together?

Anon: I’d say that was better than it looked. It’s the sort of performance that might suggest we’re turning the corner. I just wish it had been sooner and we were more settled and in form.

Brian: Three points were a must but we are badly needing a centre forward along with right-back. Sorry James Tavernier but your time is up with Rangers. A win at Celtic Park and a Scottish Cup win can make up for the Ross Country and Dundee games. Fingers crossed.

Tom: Need to change formation to beat Celtic, both Cantwell and Lawrence on the pitch as inside forwards and Dujon Sterling on Callum McGregor. Lack of creativity has been a problem, so we can still be solid at the back. I would also put Fabio Silva up front on his own rather than Dessers, as Dessers keeps getting the ball stuck in his feet at crucial times