Russell Martin holds no regrets from his turbulent spell as Rangers head coach and says abuse he obtained was tough on these near him.
Martin, 40, was sacked after Rangers’ first seven Scottish Premiership video games this season, with the aspect eighth within the desk.
He gained 5, drew six and misplaced six of his video games general. Only certainly one of Martin’s wins got here within the league, along with his fifth Premiership draw at Falkirk proving to be his final sport in cost.
His Rangers staff additionally had a chastening exit from the Champions League with a 9-3 combination defeat by Club Brugge, having overwhelmed Panathinaikos and Viktoria Plzen within the earlier qualifying rounds.
“I don’t regret anything,” Martin instructed BBC Radio 5 Live’s Monday Night Club.
“There’s loads of frustration for me as a coach and a manager and a leader but ultimately, it’s always your fault as a manager.
“It’s my fault I didn’t do well sufficient and also you study from it and I’ll be higher for it, for positive.”
Martin had come under increasing pressure before his October exit and described his 123-day reign as “character constructing”.
“I like Glasgow as a metropolis,” said the former Rangers and Scotland defender. “I cherished dwelling there.
“It was really difficult for the people around me – family, friends. When my kids came up, they couldn’t come to the game because of the level of abuse I was receiving at that point.”
