Spot on

We share the anger and frustration of our fellow supporters following the debacle in Bruges, which is the latest in a line of unacceptable results and performances under the tenure of Russell Martin. Even this early, it is clear to see he is failing to build a Rangers team we would recognise as authentic, with a squad that is lacking in the fundamentals any supporter has the right to expect - organisation, physicality, hunger and desire, as well as enterprise and endeavour at both ends of the park. This is in stark contrast to the football philosophy we were promised – dominant football, aggressive pressing and relentless work off the ball, none of which has materialised. Irrespective of the result on Sunday, it is clear to us the manager should be replaced as a matter of urgency before our justified anger gives way to apathy. We appreciate the size of the task the manager took on and the number of new players introduced this summer, but Rangers is about winning consistently and we are not doing that often enough, nor showing credible signs that will change anytime soon. Whilst we appreciate the significant amount of change required at the club the board must commit to a new manager who understands and accepts the standards that have been set by our successful teams in the past – and can deliver on them