Summary
Rangers fans are unhappy with their team's performance, despite a recent win over Livingston. The win was manager Russell Martin's first in the Scottish Premiership, but it hasn't changed the negative feelings from supporters. The team showed improvement during the first half but still faced criticism for their overall performance.
Key Facts
- Rangers won their first Scottish Premiership game under manager Russell Martin against Livingston.
- Some fans celebrated a last-minute win, but others expressed anger towards the manager.
- The match was played at Almondvale, and the win came with a last-minute goal by Max Aarons.
- The team showed better play in the first half, controlling the game and missing a penalty.
- The win did not change fans' negative views due to a poor start to the season, with four draws and one defeat.
- Rangers have two upcoming matches in Graz and Falkirk that are seen as challenging.
- Former players and pundits commented on the game, acknowledging the win but pointing out ongoing issues.
- Fans expressed frustration for perceived tactical errors and previous poor performance.
