The pressure continues to climb on the manager of the Rangers Russell Martin, with the legend of Gers Ally Mccoist now describing a situation as “incredible”.
New update on the future of Martin Rangers
It was another terrible day at the Rangers office on Saturday afternoon, with Hearts winning 2-0 in Ibrox thanks to the double of Lawrence Shankland.
For Martin, it was potentially another nail in the coffin, with the 39 -year -old man making an extremely disappointing start in charge of the Gers, without winning a match in the Scottish Première this season.
That said, new reports suggest that English has received a vote of trust for the owners for the moment, with The daily file Affirming that the 49 companies have “decided to stick” to him.
It is clear that enormous improvements are necessary for Rangers, in terms of results, performance as well as Martin’s relationship with certain players.
McCoist Future to the “Incredible” decision Martin
Talk live Talksport Monday [via Rangers Review]McCOIST deplored the situation of Nicolas Raskin to the Rangers, with Martin continuing to freeze the key midfielder of the team.
“Now there is obviously a problem with Raskin. [Russell Martin] Clearly – I think he must let the public know what this problem is.
“Because we are all sitting there watching this match this weekend, and Raskin entered this team. He scored for Belgium during the week in an international. There is no one on the planet who will tell me that Raskin should not be in the Rangers from 11.
“Why is it not in the first 11? There must be an incredible reason for this, because you cannot leave it aside if it is at the expense of the team. The team is the most important thing, not an individual problem between a manager and a player.”
It is a saga that desperately needs sorting, with Martin’s stubbornness by not playing Raskin now probably thwarted, the manager needing to bite the ball and bring him back.
It looks like Martin is on the edge of Ibrox, so frankly, he can also make a change and play an important player, in order to potentially help save his work.
It remains to be seen if he is ready to do so, however, and if his decision has been made with Raskin, nothing will change unless he is dismissed, or until the midfielder leaves and perhaps in January.
