According to BBC Sport: Rangers fans want Russell Martin to be sack from his role, but they may have to wait a while as the pressure grows.

Russell Martin has publicly revealed fresh details of his post-match exchange with Rangers chairman Andrew Cavenagh amid mounting calls for his dismissal. � After Rangers were edged 1-0 by Genk at Ibrox, Martin confirmed that Cavenagh attended the game and the two held a conversation after full time. � He insisted the discussion was routine, not a show of looming dismissal: “You guys love making out that everything is a big conversation about ‘is he going, is he staying?’” � According to Martin, the dialogue focused on performance, improvement, and upcoming fixtures — and involved not just Cavenagh but also his staff and other executives like CEO Patrick Stewart.  He emphasized that such meetings are normal and not symptomatic of crisis. That said, pressure on Martin remains intense. Rangers have endured one of their worst starts in memory, and rumors suggest the board may be preparing a decision on his future. � Despite that, Martin maintained that internally he feels “supported” and denied that the club is already poised to terminate his role. �

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