Rangers in crisis: John Brown leads fans' protest outside Ibrox against Charles Green takeover Eight players have indicated that they are aiming to leave Rangers after they refused to transfer their contracts to Green's newco. Steven Davis, Allan McGregor, Kyle Lafferty, Jamie Ness, Steven Naismith, Steven Whittaker, Sone Aluko and Rhys McCabe have confirmed their objections to switching to the Sevco company. Lee Wallace and Lee McCulloch are the only two players to have committed themselves publicly to staying with the Glasgow side. The protest was organised by supporters' group the Union Bears, which said: "We demand answers from Mr Green immediately. The situation is critical and we as fans must act now. Banners were tied to railings across the road from Ibrox which said: "Rangers fans demand answers" and "Murray, Whyte, Green. Same face different name," while there were also effigies of Craig Whyte and Green. Brown had earlier told Sky Sports News: "The Rangers fans worldwide are behind this (selling the club to supporters). They want to buy our club so that every fan worldwide owns their own club. Every fan will be given one vote. If they invest, we will set up a bank account and all the season ticket money can go in there. Gone are the days of the money that we spent; it is going to be handled differently this time. The fans are going to buy it over, we have the backing of some powerful people who are going to invest, and the fans will invest. If Charles Green says he's got the title deeds in his name, we will make an offer. We are going to get our club back but we need a bit of honesty from Charles Green.