The American Kenny Miller has quit Twitter days after Rangers fans confused him for their star striker. The Scottish Miller was the hero at Ibrox on Saturday as he scored twice late on to send Rangers into the fifth round of the Scottish Cup courtesy of a 2-1 win over Motherwell. He's not on social media - but some forgot that, sending tweets to @KennyMiller17 - the US Miller - to congratula...Full Story »

Rangers edged another step closer to their top-flight return as Kenny Miller's double helped the Ibrox men to a 3-1 win over Morton. Mark Warburton's team now lead the Ladbrokes Championship by 15 points but they had to fight back from Denny Johnstone's surprise first-half opener before claiming victory. Gers were sloppy for much of the opening period but veteran striker Miller headed them lev...Full Story »

Substitute Kenny Miller came to Rangers' rescue as his 100th Scottish league goal clinched a vital 1-0 win over Queen of the South at Palmerston. Mark Warburton's side struggled for a cutting edge as they ran out for the first time since seeing striker Martyn Waghorn ruled out for up to eight weeks. But former Scotland striker Miller provided the spark they needed as he took just four minutes ...Full Story »

Ten-man Rangers re-established their five-point lead at the top of the Ladbrokes Championship after grinding out a 2-0 win over Morton at Cappielow. Kenny Miller's 12th goal of the season and a second-half strike from Barrie McKay was enough to see off the determined Greenock outfit after a lacklustre display. Mark Warburton's men were forced to play the last 20 minutes a man light after Andy ...Full Story »

Ten-man Rangers moved into second place in the Scottish Championship after a 2-1 win over runaway title winners Hearts at Ibrox. Goals from striker Kenny Miller and the returning midfielder Haris Vuckic had the home side two ahead before captain Lee McCulloch was shown a straight red card by referee Bobby Madden for a forearm smash on Hearts striker Osman Sow. Hearts huffed and puffed in the s...Full Story »

Kenny Miller could make his Rangers return at home to Raith on Saturday after shaking off the calf strain which has kept him out since the end of August. Defender Marius Zaliukas, though, will sit out the Scottish Championship clash after he injured a knee against Livingston two weeks ago. Fellow centre-back Bilel Mohsni is still suspended, while goalkeeper Cammy Bell is out long-term followin...Full Story »

Rangers are boosted by the return of Kenny Miller for their Scottish Championship game against Queen of the South. The forward is back in contention after he recovered from a hamstring injury that kept him out of the last few games. Fraser Aird (knee) could also make the clash at Ibrox, but Richard Foster (calf) and goalkeeper Cammy Bell (shoulder) will remain on the sidelines. Queen of the S...Full Story »

Striker Kenny Miller has called time on his Scotland career and will retire from international football with immediate effect, the Scottish Football Association confirmed on Friday.The 33-year-old Vancouver Whitecaps frontman won the last of his 69 caps in the 3-2 defeat to England at Wembley last week and signed off with a goal - his 18th for his country.The former Hibernian, Rangers, Celtic, W...Full Story »

LONDON (AFP) - Veteran Scottish international striker Kenny Miller's late goal on his Cardiff debut saw the Welsh side beat promotion favourites West Ham United 1-0 here on Sunday and make it a disappointing opening match in charge for Sam Allardyce in the Championship. Miller - signed from Turkish side Bursaspor in the summer - fired home from inside the box after being set up by Frenchman Rud...Full Story »