Russell Martin had to be escorted to a separate vehicle, which was being protected by police, after Rangers’ disappointing draw with Falkirk.His side were held by the Scottish Premiership strugglers on Sunday afternoon in yet another poor result for Gers.X / @SkyFootballMartin was escorted to a separate car away from the team bus after Rangers’ draw at Falkirk[/caption] It is already their fifth league draw of the season, leaving Rangers 11 points adrift of leaders Hearts after just seven matches.The disappointing result has reignited calls from supporters for Martin to be sacked.He was booed at full-time at Falkirk Stadium as the away supporters made their feelings known to the under-fire boss.Several fans also waited behind outside the stadium to continue their protests towards the manager.However, whilst they waited by the team coach, Martin was escorted to a car by security staff to make his exit from the ground.As the vehicle moved off, police were seen flanking both sides of it to ensure Rangers fans who realised that’s where Martin was didn’t get to it.The former Southampton manager has won just once in the league so far this season.Meanwhile, Rangers were dumped out of the Champions League after a 9-1 aggregate loss to Club Brugge in August.They have since lost each of their opening two matches in the Europa League to Belgian side Genk and Austrian outfit Sturm Graz.Martin cited his side’s ‘mentality problem’ following their defeat in Austria on Thursday.X / @SkyFootballRangers fans had gathered at the team bus following another disappointing result[/caption]View Tweet: https://t.co/1nHnpY5fPRThe 39-year-old has been in charge at Ibrox since June having signed a three-year deal with the club.What has Russell Martin said?Martin admitted nothing he says can help change the fans’ feelings towards him following their latest draw.Asked if he had a message to supporters, he said: “I don’t think anything I say will help that right now so we just need to win football matches.”As for the result, he explained: “Draws won’t do anywhere if you really want to go and win things, so we’re frustrated.“We have to have a desire to score more goals, build on a 1-0 lead and defend our goal. It’s a shot from far away that’s taken a deflection and gone in the top corner – I didn’t feel like they were going to score, so it was going to take something like that.“We felt like we generated energy and momentum and then didn’t kick on, which has been the case a few too many times this season. The performances have improved, there was a lot of good stuff today but it needs to be brilliant, it needs to be top.GettyMartin has won just one league match this term and already sits 11 points adrift of leaders Hearts[/caption]“I see a team who are trying very hard, running as hard as they can, a team who played well at times today, defended really well at times today, but I think we need to really want more.“The guys who have been here for a quite while are saying that they’ve been saying the same thing for quite a while, so maybe it’s not just about right here and right now.“Ultimately, it’s my job to address it because that’s too many occasions where it’s a toss of a coin if we’re going to come out with the ball or not.“There are a lot of reasons, we’re embracing a lot of change, but there are no excuses. The team, ultimately, is a reflection on me and it has to be better and do better so I need to take responsibility and look at that myself.“You can’t just win, sustainably, in my opinion. You have to have a way to win.“I’ve never given up anything in my life and it’s always gone pretty well for me. We’re building without the results we currently want.”Ranger’s next match sees them host Dundee United on October 18 before resuming their European campaign against Norway’s Brann five days later.Martin has guided the Gers to the semi-finals of the Scottish League Cup, where they face Celtic at Hampden Park on November 2.