The Rangers manager is under fire from the fan base, with just one Premiership win from six matches.

Martin insists he can handle the criticism but finds it disheartening when children are involved.

He said: "The only other thing I find sad is when I see the kids standing next to their dads and sticking their fingers up at me and swearing at me.

"I don't feel particularly sad about it for me.

"I just feel like for the cycle to go on and to understand."

Martin, who was appointed in the summer, is aware of the widespread opposition to his management, especially following Rangers' late win against Livingston.

Despite the criticism, he is determined to continue and expects patience from the club's hierarchy.

He said: "I don’t really have a feeling on it.

"I walked straight down the tunnel on Sunday because I wanted the players to enjoy it.

"They deserved to enjoy it.

"They played really well in the first half, especially.

"We deserved to win the game.

"I know there was...