Sun 5 October 2025 11:01, UK

Russell Martin has suffered a miserable start to his managerial reign at Rangers.

Rangers have won just one of their six Scottish Premiership matches this season, with fans demanding for Martin to be sacked.

Having lost 2-1 to Sturm Graz in the Europa League on Thursday, Martin is in dire need of a win in order to save his job ahead of the upcoming international break.

Ahead of their away trip to Falkirk on Sunday, one BBC pundit has urged Martin to change something for the benefit of the players in his squad.

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Rangers’ last Scottish Premiership match was a 2-1 win over Livingston, with substitute Max Aarons scoring a 94th-minute winner.

The second half saw Rangers’ performance levels drop, and they eventually resorted to playing more directly, which eventually earned them the win.

Speaking on talkSPORT on 4 October, former Rangers goalkeeper Cammy Bell was critical of Martin’s philosophy, given the players at his disposal.

He said: “This is a big game for Martin against Falkirk, and there’s been unrest among the fans, which they have voiced.

“They’re giving away so many opportunities, and that’s because they’re playing this style of football that they can’t really...