Philippe Clement says frustrations from the stands were perfectly understandable after Sunday’s 1-0 defeat by Kilmarnock.
Marley Watkins’ late goal earned the Ayrshire side all three points, with Rangers now six points behind Celtic and Aberdeen.
Despite the worrying league positions and fan discontent, Clement insists he has belief in his players.
“It’s normal that [the fans] are unhappy,” Clement said.
“There’s not one person on the staff or one player who was happy after this game, after losing.
“So that’s normal. The players showed respect towards the fans, the fans showed what they felt about the results, and that’s normal.
“So it’s about getting back the results, that’s the main thing, and then the fans get behind you.
“I think the anger has to do with a lot of things. So I will be focused on the sporting side to get the best out of this squad.
“We’re going to work really hard with this squad, and there is a lot of potential in this squad. Much more potential than people see maybe for the moment. So it’s about working hard with them and making them better.”