Pressure is mounting on Rangers boss Russell Martin after another disappointing result left fans questioning his future at Ibrox. The 1-1 draw against Falkirk has intensified scrutiny, with supporters growing increasingly frustrated by the team’s lack of intensity, creativity, and defensive discipline. Despite boasting one of the strongest squads in Scotland, Rangers have looked flat and uninspired in recent weeks, struggling to assert dominance against lower-tier opposition.
Martin was brought in to modernize Rangers’ style of play, focusing on possession and control, but the results have failed to convince. Many feel the team lacks direction and leadership on the pitch, with performances often falling short of the club’s historic standards. Sources close to the board suggest internal discussions are already underway about potential replacements, with names like Sean Dyche and Steven Gerrard being quietly mentioned.
While Martin insists he can turn things around, time may be running out. With the league campaign slipping away and fan patience wearing thin, the coming days could prove decisive. Unless results and performances improve quickly, Russell Martin’s tenure at Ibrox may soon reach its inevitable end.
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