Rangers in Champions League: Russell Martin ‘proud’ of loss players

“They all appeared to be courage in the second half. We’ve got the right and hurt us as much as they hurt us. That purpose changes everything.

“The curb is still open. We have a privilege of hunting and pursuing. We’ll go as underdogs – I’ll be happy with players too.”

In judging the opposite reactions to those who supported Rangers during the opening of the game, again if half of the cyst blows, then at the end of the game, not everyone agrees with Martin’s assignment.

When asked about anger riot from Ibrox stands, the head coach is recognized that fans have the right to act as they do, but warning “the progress is to change illness”.

“I understand the strength and emotions here but it does not change the way to work and turns the weight of players,” says Martin.

“It’s been a long time with this club for a long time, long time. The club explodes different plans and starts emotions. Now we have owners who understand, where it is, where is it, where is it, where is it, where is it?

“I came to this club knowing it wasn’t easy or easy to get better. I hope we’ll be judged in May and then we’re in a great place and win.

“There are loads for us to look forward to moving forward. We have to go next week and attack it.”