Martin & Foxes must 'find own way' after struggles

Martin & Foxes must 'find own way' after strugglesImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Russell Martin has previous experience working in League One, having started his managerial career at that level with MK Dons in 2019ByAndrew Aloia, BBC Sport, East Midlands and Owynn Palmer-Atkin, BBC Radio LeicesterPublished7 minutes agoLeicester City manager Russell Martin says history should not be used to judge what he can achieve with the former Premier League champions.Back-to-back relegations have left the 2021 FA Cup winners rebuilding in League One just 10 years on from that famous 5,000-1 top-flight title triumph.Martin, who guided Southampton to promotion to the Premier League a little over two years ago, has also dropped into the third tier to try to revive his reputation after a turbulent 123-day spell as Rangers boss last term."I know the club got relegated but, prior to that, that club had amazing success over a sustained period of time – like, huge – and of course maybe you get judged based on that," he told BBC Radio Leicester."We have to find our own way and then be judged on that, because I can't judge people on the last couple of years."Hopefully I'll be judged on the job I do here and not on my previous job and all that stuff. It's the same for me."Ex-Rangers boss Martin appointed as Leicester managerPublished15 JuneListen to BBC Radio Leicester's When You're Smiling podcastAttributionSoundsMartin's appointment was the first major decision taken at King Power Stadium sice James McCarron took on the job of sporting director last season.McCarron's role sits below that of chief football officer, a position held by Jon Rudkin – who, along with owner and chairman Khun Aiyawatt 'Top' Srivaddhanaprabha, has become one of the most heavily criticised figures at the club during years of recent decline.When Martin was asked about his dealings with the club's hierarchy, he praise...