Summary
Russell Martin was fired as the head coach of Rangers after 17 games. His time at the club was turbulent, with poor results leading to strong fan dissatisfaction.
Key Facts
- Russell Martin became the Rangers head coach after impressing the club's new owners in a presentation.
- He is the fourth Rangers head coach to be dismissed in less than three years.
- The team struggled under Martin, drawing and losing multiple games, including a significant loss to Brugge in European competitions.
- Martin could not point to improvements during his tenure when questioned.
- Fan frustration was high, leading to incidents like a police escort after a match and widespread booing.
- Russell Martin's excuses about match outcomes drew criticism, as he did not accept personal responsibility for the team's problems.
- His dismissal followed a chaotic period marked by disappointing results and fan unrest.