Overview
- Martin said he was saddened to see children swearing and making rude gestures toward him following Rangers’ stoppage-time win at Livingston.
- Sections of the away support celebrated the late goal then turned on the manager with chants for him to leave, with abuse also reported before kick-off.
- He explained he went straight down the tunnel to let his players enjoy the victory, accepted criticism, acknowledged mistakes, and reiterated that extensive changes will take time.
- Addressing reports that Robbie Thelwell is set to become head of recruitment, Martin voiced confidence in the club’s leadership and the candidate’s track record while noting some fans’ objections.
- TalkSPORT’s Simon Jordan rebuked Martin’s remarks and said results must improve, as Rangers head to Austria to face Sturm Graz with about 1,100 traveling fans expected.