Rangers star Oliver Antman admits he understands why their fans are 'really angry' after their dismal start to the season.
Ibrox boss Russell Martin has been under pressure after a poor start to his tenure following four league draws in a row.
They also crashed out of the Champions League following a humiliating 6-0 loss in Belgium to Club Brugge, although they stopped the rot with a goalless home draw against Celtic in the recent Old Firm showdown at Ibrox.
Antman, who cost Rangers £5 million from Go Ahead Eagles in the summer, was hooked in the second half on international duty as his Finland side crashed to a 3-1 World Cup defeat in Poland.
And he reflected on Rangers' turbulent start to the season.
He said: "We knew what the situation was like and what the expectations were within the club.
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"I've had to quickly get used to what everyday life is like in a passionate football city if the team doesn't play as expected.
"It's been a tough start and since then, the fans have been vocal, really angry and annoyed. That's understandable.
"But I am enjoying it and there's no doubt Glasgow is the best footballing city in the world."
