Rohl won't be watching title rivals as Rangers bask in top spot

Rohl won't be watching title rivals as Rangers bask in top spotImage source, SNSByThomas DuncanBBC Sport ScotlandPublished5 minutes agoRangers head coach Danny Rohl was satisfied as his team went top of the Scottish Premiership for the first time this season - just don't expect him to follow the Hearts and Celtic games on Sunday.The 4-2 win over Dundee United at Ibrox marked the first time for two years Rangers have climbed to the top of the league.It also eclipsed the 13-point gap Rangers had to make up on Hearts when Rohl replaced Russell Martin in October.They only lead on goal difference and will cede top spot if Hearts, who had led since September, avoid defeat at bottom side Livingston on Sunday.Not that Rohl will be following closely."I will do the same as the last matchday," the Rangers boss said."I put my phone off, no ticker (on bottom of screen), no live score. Last time, I got a message from my assistant coach saying 'did you see the result [Celtic's loss to Dundee United]?'."I said 'no, what happened?'. He said 'great result'. So I will do exactly and maybe three times in a row it will happen."Let's see - but I'm not available this time on Sunday."Rangers take top spot after nervy win over UnitedRohl wants to build on 'front foot' playRohl was able to enjoy his side scoring four goals for the second game in a row at Ibrox, with some influential performances in attack.As the German said after the match, if Rangers win six games they win the league.The question is whether the performances suggest they care capable of doing that given the opposition only gets tougher. Rohl is "convinced" they can.The win against United built on improved attacking performances, something which has been thrown at this Rangers side. Are they creative enough?They are, though, the top scorers in the league and looking much more of a threat.Thelo Aasgaard has been a much-mali...