Rangers boss Mark Warburton was happy with Nicky Clark's performance off the bench against Alloa Athletic yesterday and has dubbed the striker "quality".
Warburton brought Clark on as a substitute at Ibrox yesterday just past the hour mark, the striker getting the vote to replace winger Nathan Oduwa.
The score was already 3-0 to Rangers when he came on, but Clark was not to simply play out the remainder of the game and chipped in with a neat header in the 90th minute to make it 4-0.
Warburton feels given the gap between the third and fourth goals the Rangers fans showed genuine patience.
He told Rangers TV: "The crowd were very patient with us today, great support and backing, so it was good to get that fourth goal from Nicky."
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And the Englishman went on to lavish praise on Clark, who he feels is a classy performer for the Gers.
"He’s worked hard, started the game last week, and he’s a quality player."
Clark, who spent time in the Rangers youth ranks earlier in his career before being released and linking up with Aberdeen, joined the Gers in 2013.
The 24-year-old has yet to win a Scotland cap, but will be hoping to catch the eye with his displays at Ibrox.
