🔗 Share this article Unbowed Wilfried Nancy insists he is not worried about being fired but supporters display fury after derby defeat. Wilfried Nancy insisted he had no concerns about losing his job, claiming, “We are really close to a turnaround,” in the wake of sliding worryingly close to the exit with a comprehensive defeat by Rangers. A Second-Half Capitulation Sees Derby Defeat The home side had led the visitors at the interval but a collapse after the break allowed the Gers to move level on points with the current league title holders. Nancy, who was hired in December, has now presided over six losses in his first eight fixtures. “The board and I are united with the board,” stated Nancy. Asked directly about his own future, Nancy said: “I don’t think about it. I concentrate on working out methods to get the team to be good on details. Protest Erupts Hundreds of supporters displayed their anger – directed at the hierarchy – by protesting at full time. The board are reportedly likely to bring back the former boss, who steered the club during a interim spell last year, should a change be made. “The outcomes [that leads to pressure]. So this is the situation for the moment. But in stating that’s how it is, I am not saying that I am giving up. No. My point is the turnaround is near, extremely close to reverse our form.” Nancy’s Persistent Belief The coach highlights the fact the side can perform strongly for one half at a time. For instance, were it not for wastefulness in front of goal they might have been greater than 1-0 up. “The performance had merit except the fact that we missed our chances,” he said. “I acknowledge that we lost, but it's important to stay objective. “The performance we had at certain moments was of top quality. That happened. I wouldn't speak so positively if it was not the case. But that’s why, when it comes to wins, I said it's a repeating pattern. That’s why I said that we are really close to things turning around. But for the moment: details, details, details.” “We produced a lot of encouraging signs that we did, as was the case today. But now it’s about performing for 90 minutes. My message would change the same. Therefore I am convinced the team can to turn things around.” Röhl’s Cautious Response Rangers manager was cautious about a title charge even after what seemed like a landmark win. “Step by step, and we can really build up something here,” he said. “The confidence in the squad is excellent.”