After back-to-back home wins over Aberdeen and Hearts it seems that there is no stopping the Sevco juggernaut- except perhaps paying the December wages and the January transfer window.
Moving into second place has sent confidence sky high but Kenny Miller won’t sit back and congratulate his team-mates for that incredible achievement.
#goingfor55 is making a comeback with Miller at the forefront as the Ibrox machine cranks up the pressure on Celtic.
The hit-man will be 37 next week and has his sights set on taking the tribute act to their first ever Premiership title.
“We’ll never give it up and we won’t concede it,” he told The Sun as the club promoted a £10,000 cheque to Glasgow’s Hospital for Sick Children.
“There’s nothing we can do about it because at the moment Celtic are unbeaten
“It’s up to us and the rest of the teams to put that right, but the only time we can do it is when we play them next, which is on the 31st.
“They are not unbeatable, I believe that 100 per cent. No team is. The best teams in world football get beaten.
“It’s a big, big ask to go through a whole season undefeated, that’s for sure but we can’t just concentrate on beating Celtic, we have to win the three games before that. That’s what we mean by putting a run together.
“If we can win the next three games against Hamilton, Inverness and St Johnstone, we’ll go into the Old Firm game off the back of five wins.
“The manager is big on taking each game as it comes, but we need to put a run of games together.”
Saturday’s win over Hearts came with a huge slice of good fortune with John Beaton disallowing a perfectly good goal for the visitors with the scores level at 0-0.
Don Cowie popped the ball into the net after briefly stepping off the pitch unintentionally.
After deciding to discuss the incident with his linesman Beaton disallowed the goal but with officials taking a vow of silence no explanation has been given.
In 23 appearances this season Miller has scored four goals.
