Another Rangers win and thus another week or so ahead of predictable anti-Rangers rhetoric. The team came from behind against Hibs to return to the summit of the Scottish Premiership and this has brought the usual wailing and gnashing of the teeth from those who only pipe up whenever there's something to say about our club.

There was nothing controversial about the game on Sunday.

Let’s be clear on this, Rangers didn’t make the tackle and the referee is certainly not of a Rangers persuasion. His only ‘crime’​ was implementing the laws of the game correctly.

Hibs had started brightly and were playing well but the fact Porteous chose to dive in so recklessly is on him and him alone. He could easily have played the ball and strongly won the challenge without committing himself, but the player appears more interested in trying to leave one on his opponents. Lassana Coulibaly, Borna Barisic, Alfredo Morelos and now Joe Aribo have all been on the end of these wild lunges. ​That’s nothing to do with Rangers. ​

The narrative that Rangers get everything? Well at one-nil down, on the 52nd minute​, Alfredo was bundled to the ground by Paul McGinn and it was a clear foul. Nothing was made of that because it doesn’t suit the agenda at play, furthermore, nobody said a word from Rangers either. When John Lundstram was sent off against Alashkert, we criticised and blamed him for being naive.

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But it feels like every time Rangers win a match there is criticism because we somehow shouldn’t have got a decision or won the game. ​I’m not talking ​about the average fans who defend their own team to the hilt. I’m talking about the usual useful idiots who only start when it involves our club. As soon as something happens in which Rangers might get a benefit, then up they pop. These are guys who should know better but only manage to make themselves look foolish amid their attempts to create controversy. They use our club to try and stay relevant. ​

Last week Jon McLaughlin conceded a penalty and promptly we were hit with controversy regarding why he wasn't sent off. This is despite the laws of the game being clear - he couldn’t be sent off because he clearly tried to play the ball.​ Similarly, Porteous has endangered his opponent with a wild tackle and was guilty of serious foul play. The ‘he didn’t touch him’ argument is ​a false one because based on that logic you could swing a punch at someone and not connect but be fine to play on. It’s the fact it endangered an opponent that counts, contact is irrelevant.

This is a tiresome situation for Rangers fans when as soon as we win a game, manufactured outrage usually follows. They aren’t interested in the laws of the game, they only want to shape them into what suits their agenda. It’s gotten worse and it's because we are winning and Champions.

But away from the noise there is certainly plenty of positives.

Rangers started without James Tavernier, Filip Helander, Steven Davis, Ryan Jack and Ryan Kent. Five massive components of our league winning side. So as much as we have been off it to an extent this season, there are circumstances. We have used a dozen different back five combinations, eight and 12 different midfield and attacking trio’s also. So that’s why we have had some issues finding our feet in games.

But back to Sunday and Rangers recovered well, showing signs of getting back to the play that made us so successful in the league last season. We zipped the ball about, we fizzed in crosses, we took shots and we worked the ball with intent, furthermore, and this is important, we actually created chances.

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Leon Balogun, Scott Wright, Ianis Hagi, Nathan Patterson and Alfredo Morelos all had openings and opportunities. Then came a lovely header from Kemar Roofe to equalise the match before goal number 99 from Alfredo Morelos which would claim all three points.

But we had to work for it and even when we are searching for form, the team show the determination to dig it out. That impressed me and we should all be happy with that side of it. That small signs of form were evident though and that’s a huge positive.

Whilst we can all say we still have a bit to go in finding consistently, we can also praise the things we did well. The lack of assists from full-back position is something I highlighted on this site just last week, so when I do call out the lack of that part of our game, it is also right to praise it when it does return with both goals coming from Patterson and Barisic crosses.

Ditto, the lack of chances created for the front men. Well, on Sunday we did create them in spades once again. The team also mixed up their play and showed ways to break down a well-organised side. Rangers also tweaked their system and even subtly to the naked eye, it was enough to break up the expectancy of the opposition. Something Joshua Barrie highlighted brilliantly on this very site.

The truth is there were lots of positives from Sunday’s recovery.

The fact there were mitigating circumstances to Hibs' defeat is nothing to do with Rangers.

It is tiresome and it's boring for us having to read and listen to the usual fake outrage. However, think about how much those that are creating this outrage are hurting!

The real problem is Rangers are Champions and the outrage stems from frustration and jealousy.

They don’t like it but they will have to live with it.