The Gers were dominant after finding the breakthrough on the 28-minute mark before going on to claim a 6-0 win in their final outing before the international break.
Speaking to RangersTV to look back on today’s victory over Partick Thistle, she said: “It was good, it was a controlled performance again.
“There was some excellent goals, the first goal was really good to watch.
“You could see the extra pass in the penalty area really helped and the composure.
“I thought we could have been a couple more up before that but I think we controlled the game tonight and we showed that we were well-deserved winners in the end because I asked the players to build on the performance from last week and they did.
“It is always a different test playing against Thistle, so we know what we are going to come up against.
“I thought we stood up to that really well and another pleasing clean sheet because Vic made an excellent save at 0-0 as well.”
“We have kind of found our rhythm a little bit more now.
“You can see the players were a little bit more comfortable in the relationships that they are forming on the pitch.
“It does take a while for that bond to keep happening a little bit more naturally.
“We work on it, we keep progressing and we keep trying and pushing forward, we work on those moments in training.
“It is really good to see them come out because the players have got all the quality in the world and I said to them they have just got to keep showing it and keep performing now on a Sunday and showing why we are in the position that we are in.”
The former Lioness has hailed the side’s ability to shut out the opposition as her team claimed a fourth sheet in a row in the process.
She added: “It is huge for us; I think that is plus 18 goal difference on the next team down to us.
“We felt the hurt last year of the goal difference and we don't want to feel that again this year.
“We have learned from it; we have put ourselves in a really good position.
“We have got a lot of goalscorers on the sheet again, we have got people really performing and wanting to score goals.
“To keep a clean sheet was huge for us especially after scoring six very good goals.
“We knew that they were going to pose a different threat in the second half because being 3-0 up at half time you going to get a different Thistle in the second half.
“We knew we had to be patient, we knew we needed to keep the ball for longer periods and control the game and that's what we did.
“We knew it would open up eventually, it was about being patient, not forcing the ball, not trying to score too quickly.
“We knew that those opportunities would open and arrive so it was just about taking them when we do and I thought we did that excellently in the second half as well.”