Rangers fans blast Jayden Meghoma for “lecturing” about Russell Martin | OneFootball

Rangers fans have had enough of lectures. Jayden Meghoma told supporters before the St Mirren match to stick with Russell Martin and trust the process. That message has already been pushed so often that fans are tired of hearing it. Meghoma might admire his manager, but Rangers fans see another player preaching at them. The problem is the start under Martin has been dire. The kid is being used as a mouthpiece and fans are not impressed. That line is being recycled once again, and it is falling flat. Jayden Meghoma lectures Rangers fans.

Fans do not want lectures

Meghoma spoke of courage, identity, and style. He claimed Martin is fantastic and insisted the results would come. Supporters are not buying it. The league table shows the truth. Fans are paying hard cash for performances that are falling short. They do not want pep talks from a teenager. They want results. Supporters can forgive mistakes on the pitch, but not being talked down to. When Rangers fans hear lectures, they switch off.

Martin’s disastrous start

Russell Martin has produced a poor beginning to life in Glasgow. The excuses have mounted while the victories have not. Supporters demand a manager who wins, not one who gives slogans. Meghoma thinks Martin deserves trust, but supporters look at the results and see failure. They remember the dreadful exits from Europe and the dropped points at home. A speech about identity is not enough. Rangers fans are fed up with talk. They want action, and they want victories that count.

A player defending his mate

The context matters. Meghoma admitted Martin gave him his senior debut. He sees him as a mate and a mentor. That explains the loyalty. But Rangers fans do not want mates’ quotes, they want professional standards. Being told by a teenager to behave as fans is insulting. Supporters with decades of history following the club do not need a youngster reminding them how to support Rangers. They deserve respect and results. As Meghoma told Yahoo, fans should stick with Martin, but that message is not landing. The board, the manager, and now a player are preaching at fans. The disconnect grows with every word. Jayden Meghoma lectures Rangers fans.

Rangers need results and leadership. Fans will always back the team when they see hunger and drive. They are not against supporting, but they are against empty messages. Trust is earned on the pitch, not in a press conference. Meghoma’s words have not inspired. They have highlighted the growing gap between the fans and the current management. That clever slogan may sound neat, but it is not convincing the Ibrox crowd.