Sheyi is still convinced Rangers are best side

are on a good run of form,’ said Ojo. ‘We are doing really well and we are looking hungry. Of course, we must give Celtic respect but I believe we can have a successful season.’ Two James Tavernier penalties and goals from Greg Stewart, Alfredo Morelos and Jermain Defoe saw Rangers inflict the biggest defeat Derek McInnes has suffered as Aberdeen manager. Ojo feels that scoreline sent out a strong message about their Premiership ambitions. He said: ‘It’s vital we start fast against teams like Aberdeen, so to go in at half-time 2-0 up was a great position to be in — and we went back out and added another three goals. ‘We are unbeaten since the Old Firm game and to get a goal difference like this one at home is important. It puts a marker down to the other teams in the league that we mean business.’ Rangers have had five straight wins since that 2-0 loss to Celtic on September 1 at Ibrox, conceding just one goal in the process. While pleased with that form, Ojo feels that there is more to come. He added. ‘We won 5-0 on Saturday but we could have scored more.’