Norwich City’s Todd Cantwell is backing his former teammate, Kieran Dowell, to prove his worth at Rangers. Both players were teammates at Norwich, and after Cantwell joined the Light Blues in January, Dowell followed suit in the summer. However, Dowell has struggled to make an impact at Rangers due to injuries.
Making his first appearance since November 1, Dowell played a crucial role in the 2-0 win over St. Johnstone and scored an early opener against Motherwell on Christmas Eve. Cantwell expressed sympathy for Dowell, acknowledging the difficulty of dealing with injuries soon after joining a new club. He praised Dowell’s consistency in training and expressed his confidence in Dowell’s abilities.
Despite challenging weather conditions at Fir Park, Cantwell was pleased with Rangers’ continued winning streak. Philippe Clement, the Gers’ manager, remains unbeaten in 16 games since taking over in October. Cantwell emphasized the importance of resilience and finding ways to win even in adverse conditions.
The driving rain and wind at Fir Park made playing football difficult, but Cantwell was pleased to keep the winning run going. He acknowledged the impact of the weather on the game and the challenge it posed to the players. However, he emphasized the importance of securing the win and maintaining a clean sheet despite the difficult conditions.
Despite the challenging conditions and limited opportunities to play attractive football, Cantwell stressed the importance of finding ways to win in all types of conditions. He highlighted the need for resilience and determination, which ultimately led to another victory for Rangers.
In conclusion, Todd Cantwell expressed his support for Kieran Dowell and his confidence in the team’s ability to cope with adverse conditions and continue their winning streak. With Dowell finding his form and the team showing resilience in challenging weather conditions, Rangers are well positioned to maintain their success in the season.
It’s a challenge for some people to be standing at that corner where it was windiest, let alone playing football.
“But, listen, we went there to win the game and got two early goals which I think really helped us because we didn’t have to chase the game at that point.
“We had to show a bit of resilience and, yeah, get the win.
“It wouldn’t have been, I don’t think, a particularly enjoyable game to watch.
“But sometimes the best teams have to find a way to win in all sorts of conditions.
“Things are not always going to go your way and today we made sure that we got the win and kept the clean sheet again.”
Todd Cantwell expressed sympathy for Kieran Dowell, praising the latter’s consistency in training and expressing his confidence in the midfielder’s abilities. Despite challenging weather conditions at Fir Park, Cantwell was pleased with Rangers’ continued winning streak and emphasized the importance of resilience and finding ways to win even in adverse conditions.
