Rangers supporters have unveiled a second banner during this afternoon's match against Dundee United.
In the first half, the Union Bears made their feelings clear towards the players.
A banner revealed by the ultras group read: "No more buses to hide on. No more managers to hide behind. Face your failures like men."
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A second banner was then unveiled in the second 45, this time in the Sandy Jardine stand. It was aimed at Sporting Director Kevin Thelwell and Chief Executive Officer Patrick Stewart, and stated: "Stewart, Thelwell. Pack your bags & go before we pack them for you."
Rangers are currently 1-0 up against United thanks to Thelo Aasgaard's first-half strike.
Explaining his decision to make three changes - Jayden Meghoma, Thelo Aasgaard, and Oliver Antman in for Nasser Djiga, Connor Barron, and Mikey Moore - from a 1-1 draw with Falkirk last time out, interim boss Stevie Smith told BBC Sportsound: "It was a tough decision because a lot of the players trained really well and caused me a problem.
"Some players actually surprised me by their levels of training performances.
"Some of them have put themselves into the team. It wasn't an easy decision. But I'm confident the team I've put out can go and get us a result today."
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