Russell Martin has retained the backing of the Rangers board but the oldest and biggest supporters group called for the head coach to be sacked in the wake of their battering in Belgium.
Martin got the ongoing support of his employers immediately after Wednesday’s 6-0 defeat by Club Brugge and it appears he will be in the dugout for Sunday’s visit of Celtic.But a 9-1 aggregate defeat in the Champions League play-offs has seen Martin well and truly lose the faith of supporters.
The Rangers head coach was met on his return with a banner attached to the Ibrox gates stating: “Get him out now before the seats are emptyAnd the Rangers Supporters Association, which was founded in 1946, delivered its verdict after Martin recorded three wins in his first 10 matches in the role.
A statement on its X account read: “It is our considered view that the current Head Coach should be relieved of his duties with immediate effect.
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