Rangers icon Ally McCoist sympathised with a ‘fuming’ supporter who stormed out of Ibrox after just seven minutes on Tuesday. The Scottish side slumped to a 3-1 defeat to Club Brugge

Ross Pilcher took your calls and there was some Celtic transfer concern in amongst the Champions League gloating

Doubts surrounding Russell Martin's ability to turn Rangers' fortunes around intensify after a "mortifying" night at Ibrox, writes Tom English.

RANGERS suffered their heaviest defeat so far under Russell Martin to leave their Champions League hopes hanging by a thread last night. And Gers hero Ally McCoist didn’t hold back in his

Russell Martin claims a trio of Rangers stars rose to the challenge despite being panned for their efforts in the chastening 3-1 collapse against Club Brugge. Martin raved about summer signings Joe Rothwell and Max Aarons claiming both enjoyed their best game in Light Blue while Danilo came alive after he reduced the arrears in the second half.

RUSSELL Martin can draw solace from the knowledge that, whatever his fate at Rangers, he will never surpass Frank De Boer.

Rangers head coach Russell Martin talks to the media after his side were beaten 3-1 at Ibrox by Club Brugge in the first leg of their Champions League play-off.

Martin stood firm on the sidelines. Never mind that fans were screaming for him to make changes seven minutes in, when Rangers were already two down and facing multi-goal ignominy of the scale dealt out by Liverpool three years ago, he kept the substitute boards down. He didn’t even make any personnel alterations at half time.