Rangers chief executive Martin Bain saluted the loyal fans of the club after they clinched an unprecedented 54th Scottish league title yesterday.
A 5-1 win at Kilmarnock ensured top spot to the Ibrox club who finished a point clear of Glasgow rivals Celtic to make it three Premierships in a row.
The achievement was not lost on Bain who was full of praise for the 'Gers supporters as well as the coaching staff and players after yesterday's triumph.
"Like all Rangers fans, I know how much this win means to every member of the Rangers family," he said.
"The achievement of Walter, Ally, Kenny and the players over recent seasons has been nothing short of miraculous, given the challenges the club has had to meet.
"They responded in the true Rangers way by standing up to be counted when the odds were stacked against them.
"I would also pay tribute to the staff at the club who have supported the team in every possible way, always believing the success of the club is the most important thing.
"Finally, I would also like to thank our fans who have backed the club through thick and thin in recent years.
"They are the lifeblood of the club and their tremendous commitment to Rangers and Scottish football deserves to be recognised."
