Rangers manager Russell Martin has been criticised for making strange selection choices in Tuesday’s loss to Club Brugge in the Champions League. Het Nieuwsblad analyst Hein Vanhaezebrouck provides the criticism today,

Russell Martin insists Rangers' Champions League hopes remain alive and that he is "proud" of his players despite them losing 3-1 to Club Brugge.

Rangers icon Ally McCoist sympathised with a ‘fuming’ supporter who stormed out of Ibrox after just seven minutes on Tuesday. The Scottish side slumped to a 3-1 defeat to Club Brugge

A lack of control, of care in possession, of assertiveness and responsibility have been evident from the opening game of the season against Panathinaikos. Russell Martin wants to be judged in May but he's got to get there first and with fans already vocally expressing their displeasure over what they're watching,

Ross Pilcher took your calls and there was some Celtic transfer concern in amongst the Champions League gloating

It's only been two months since the manager was drafted in but fans have already had enough, dubbing his place at the Ibrox club 'football suicide'.

Tuesday night saw Rangers’ Champions League qualification hopes looked to have faded after just 20 minutes. Fans filed out the exits, and boos rang out. Although Danilo got one back for the hosts,

Russell Martin will be livid at his Rangers side and could hook Jack Butland off at half-time to make an example of him.

Rangers defender Max Aarons has been criticised for his displays since joining the Ibrox outfit this summer, with BBC Sport reporter Kenny Macintyre suggesting that he looks 'out of his depth' in every game he's played for the club so far.

Former Rangers manager Steven Gerrard has been in discussions with 49ers Enterprises about a significant role, sparking speculation about a potential return to Ibrox. The Liverpool legend, who previously led Rangers to a Scottish Premiership title during his tenure in Glasgow, has been consistently linked with a comeback to the club.