The continued presence of Russell Martin in the Rangers dugout has left supporters and pundits alike scratching their heads, with many questioning how the under-fire boss has managed to hold onto his position amid a spiralling run of results.
Rangers’ recent 2-1 defeat to Sturm Graz in the Europa League only intensified calls for change, with Martin’s side now suffering a string of disappointing performances both domestically and in Europe. His team’s lack of identity and consistency has become a major concern, and patience among the Ibrox faithful is wearing thin.
Despite growing pressure from fans and former players, the Rangers board have yet to make a decisive move, insisting that stability remains key. However, critics argue that the situation is quickly becoming untenable.
Former Rangers captain Barry Ferguson recently voiced his frustration, admitting he finds it “utterly bewildering” that Martin is still in charge, while sections of the fanbase have openly demanded a fresh start before the season slips further away.
With crucial fixtures ahead in the Premiership and Europe, all eyes are now on the Rangers hierarchy to see whether they continue to back a manager whose position looks increasingly fragile.
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