Danny Rohl has explained why he spoke to members of the Union Bears following Rangers' defeat to Hibs.
That loss made it four on the spin and a zero per cent record from post-split matches, the sort of record that is always going to prompt anger and frustration from fans.
Rohl was seen speaking to the Ultras group at the front of their section behind their goals as both seemed to put their points across.
He says it's normal to get feedback from fans and he will never shy away from fronting up where necessary.
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The Rangers head coach said: "I think, in general, if you lose four games, it's normal that you get a little bit more critical feedback. I think this is the part and this is the reason when you especially also join this club, then you have to be prepared for this as well.
"There will be a time when you will be the hero, three weeks ago, and we were on a good way. And you have a time where you have to come through. But this is also what I demand from my players and this is what I demand from myself.
"I think it's never to run away. It's always about developing resilience, going through, showing leadership. I think I said it, I made this after the game as well, to see and speak to our supporters. They always support us, and this I will do so in the future as well."
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