The Rangers Fan Advisory Board (FAB) has "forcibly challenged" the club's decision to continue backing manager Russell Martin.
The Ibrox club has chosen to stand by Martin, despite a poor start to the season that has seen Rangers fail to win any of their opening five league games and sit 10th in the Premiership.
Supporters have directed chants towards the former Southampton boss at games, reaching a peak during the recent defeat to Hearts.
The FAB held a "full and frank" meeting with chief executive Patrick Stewart and sporting director Kevin Thelwell today.
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The meeting lasted more than two hours, according to a statement from the FAB.
The group said they "reiterated the fans' collective strength of feeling on the performance of the manager, as well as other issues relating to the men's first team that continue to cause great concern to the Rangers support."
They said they appreciated the club dedicating the full agenda to football matters and answering questions raised.
However, they said the club's continued backing of the manager was a "stance we forcibly challenged."
The group said "nothing was left off the table" during the meeting, and other items on wider club issues will be addressed at a separate meeting in the near future.
The FAB have confirmed that full minutes of the meeting will be published before the weekend.
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