While delighted to see his side hit five, there were plenty more chances for Gers to rack up an even greater scoreline while the boss Michael Beale and the squad were left frustrated with the two which went against them this afternoon.
The Belgian under-21 international told RangersTV: "Three points is always really nice. I think we played well but we have to be more clinical in the last part but also more killer in our box to avoid losing goals.
"But we played good football."
Gers were pegged back to 1-1 right on half-time, and then 2-2 midway through the second half, but Raskin was pleased with their mentality to keep going forward to get the victory.
He continued: "It was good because we have to win. I think we all know we have to win - the goal came a bit from nowhere but in that moment, you just have to keep calm, continue playing football and if you have the chance, be clinical in their box."
Raskin starred in midfield alongside Todd Cantwell, and he is pleased with the understanding he is building with his teammates.
He said: "He is a good player and I am starting to create good connections with him, Malik [Tillman], John [Lundstram] and Ryan [Jack].
"These connections are all good and we enjoy playing together."