Rangers: ‘Russell Martin will get time but fans have lost patience’

Martin said the other day would criticize fans for everything, including hair style.

Add your signatures, tactics, lack of urgency and hunger for the game parts of the team, lack of shape, pedestrian football, shortage of physicality, absence of target threats, desperate fragility in defense and Martin’s confident speech, and that you have a greater picture of his discomfort.

This was no surprise in Paisley. That was the thing. Eyebrows were not removed, the jaws did not fall, there was no gobs.

This turned out to think that most people would emerge. Stirren had a winning record against Rangers last season – two wins, a draw, a loss – and they made their visitors to their visitors.

Their goals contained two transitions from the edge of their penalty areas, hesitant and a bright surface protected from Rangers’s central ridges. St Mirren deserved it.

Just as Brugge head coach Nicky Hayen said last week, Stephen Robinson knew exactly where and how to target them.

Obviously, Robinson, who was hard, relentless and extremely successful, would be more suitable for Rangers than Martin. But of course, Robinson is not eye -catching.

He failed to do the best flight of England, he didn’t do it on the continent. Sometimes – many times – overlooks the option to look at the Rangers face.

The goals and luck that Rangers accepted this season are amateur clocks regardless of the structuring of their defenses.

Djiga was sent against Dundee, Alloa died of leaving for a goal and gift to Brugge last week.

Fernandez, the shadow of his former self, John Souttar and Jonah Ayunga, who could not deal with the signature of a Martin, who could not deal with. St Mirren striker easily handled both.

Weak and jerk. They are a defense divided into pieces in the fall of a hat. It causes a simple delivery palpitations from a wide or middle outside, the advocates estimate each other secondly, no one receives command.