Embattled manager Russell Martin believes Max Aarons’ stoppage-time winner at Livingston could prove “a real big moment” in his quest to win over angry Rangers supporters who continued to call for his head after he eked out a first William Hill Premiership victory in six attempts. “I’d rather have been 3-0 up at half-time, but I think it could be a real big moment for us,” Martin said of the dramatic ending. “The game is always open to interpretation but mine is that we were brilliant for 45 minutes and then for 25 minutes in the second half, we showed so much character. We didn’t start the second half well, we didn’t control it anywhere near enough. “I think we’re hunting a lot of teams at the moment, it’s not just about one team,” said Martin.