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Hungry Todd Cantwell says his chances of winning are HIGHER than serial Celtic trophy collector Callum McGregor.
The pair met after a 3-3 draw at Ibrox earlier this month and the former Norwich star is convinced their conflicts with each other were born out of a preference for stuffing their boots with cutlery. McGregor has won 20 trophies at Celtic and Cantwell is convinced he possesses the same, if not more, willingness to do the same with the Viaplay Cup in his private cabinet. This comes after the Rangers playmaker was very happy against Hearts in the Scottish Cup semi-final and now it’s done. We are determined to win more trophies with Philippe Clement.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Cantwell said: “There’s a rivalry there, right?Listen, there are things that are said in the box and things that are said outside the box. And, as a player, I think you have to respect that. I probably want to win as much as he (McGregor), probably a little bit more, to be honest, because he’s been here for a long time. It’s a rivalry, it’s a competition. Both groups want to win, either group. Wishing. That’s it, that’s all. “
He added: “The fans who idolise us, look at us and look at us, the only thing they have been asking from the beginning is that the wearer of this shirt that they constitute surely provides everything. As a player, you want to know what you’re signing. I did, don’t get me wrong, some things surprised me a bit, didn’t I?
“I come from a club (Norwich) that had a slightly different organisation, another league, another country. So, it’s a little bit of adaptation and understanding of what’s expected of me from now until the end of “This season I hope I can deliver what I want. “