“NEVER SEEN A WORST PLAYER LIKE HIM” GET HIM OUT OF RANGER FOR GOD SAKE ☹️ -FANS ARE FRUSTRATED HE WOULD COST US THE GAME☹️☹️

Rangers supporters have been left outraged after their side went into half time trailing 2 0 following a chaotic first half that exposed serious defensive and midfield problems. Goals from S Findlay in the 38th minute and L Shankland in the 42nd punished Rangers late in the half and triggered an immediate backlash from fans as the match remains ongoing.

The atmosphere inside the stadium shifted dramatically as frustration replaced early optimism. Rangers began the match with intent and controlled possession during the opening stages but failed to turn that dominance into clear chances. As the tempo dropped the opposition grew in confidence and Rangers started to look vulnerable whenever they were forced to defend.

Warning signs appeared well before the opening goal. Rangers struggled to deal with pressure down the flanks and the midfield failed to provide consistent protection for the back line. Supporters could sense danger building as misplaced passes and poor positioning disrupted any rhythm.

The breakthrough arrived in the 38th minute when S Findlay capitalised on hesitant defending inside the box. A loose ball was not cleared decisively and the lack of urgency allowed Findlay time to finish clinically. The goal silenced the rangers fans and shifted momentum instantly.

Rangers barely had time to regroup before conceding again. In the 42nd minute Lawrence Shankland doubled the lead after finding far too much space in the final third. The striker remained calm and composed as he slotted home, exposing another defensive lapse and leaving the goalkeeper with little chance.

As the half time whistle blew boos echoed around the stadium and anger spilled onto social media as fans reacted in real time.

SOCIAL MEDIA REACTION FROM RANGERS SUPPORTERS

@IbroxLoyal88; Never seen a worst first half from us Barron has offered nothing and the defence looks completely lost

@_19: Sterling is being exposed every time they attack down that side this is costing us badly😭😭

@BlueNoise7; Two goals in four minutes at home is unacceptable Shankland should never be that free😭😭

@UnionBearsVoice; Barron is not protecting the back line at all midfield has been non existent for 40 minutes

@; This performance is embarrassing for Rangers standards fans pay too much to watch this☹️☹️

@GovanBlue94 :If there is no reaction in the second half the manager has serious questions to answer

Midfielder Barron and defender Sterling emerged as the main focus of supporter frustration following the first half display. Fans questioned Barron’s influence in midfield accusing him of failing to break up play and slow opposition attacks. Sterling also faced criticism for his positioning and awareness as Rangers struggled to cope defensively.

While individual performances drew attention many supporters also pointed to wider issues within the team. Rangers lacked intensity in key moments and appeared slow to react when under pressure. The balance between attack and defence was repeatedly exposed as the opposition found space too easily during transitions.

Despite the anger some fans urged patience reminding others that the match is still live and that Rangers have 45 minutes to respond. A strong second half performance could yet change the narrative but confidence among the support is clearly fragile.

The pressure now rests heavily on the manager heading into the second half. Tactical adjustments and possible substitutions will be closely monitored as fans demand urgency and accountability. Any delay in addressing the issues on display is likely to fuel further frustration inside the stadium.

As things stand Rangers trail 2 0 at half time and face a significant challenge to turn the match around. The second half will test not only the tactical flexibility of the team but also their mentality under pressure.

For now the first half collapse has dominated the conversation and left supporters furious. Whether Rangers can respond with character and intensity remains to be seen but the message from the stands and online is clear. The current performance is not being accepted.