John Hartson has playfully suggested that Todd Cantwell should take a lesson from his former Rangers manager Michael Beale and stay quiet before facing Celtic.
Meanwhile, Craig Moore, a former Ibrox favorite, has advised Cantwell to lay low after his social media posts caused a stir among Rangers supporters. The ex-Norwich City player left fans puzzled after sharing a picture of himself celebrating a goal in a recent match with the caption ‘shushburger please’.
Rangers fans felt that Cantwell was not meeting the club’s standards by celebrating a draw, especially after losing the league title to their rivals. Moore believes that players should stay off social media and avoid making controversial statements after losing to Celtic, especially with a crucial clash looming.
Discussing Cantwell’s behavior, Moore remarked, “He sometimes rubs people the wrong way, both on and off the pitch. When things aren’t going well and you haven’t won the league, it’s best to keep a low profile and avoid unnecessary attention.”
Hartson chimed in, suggesting that Cantwell should save his words for after games rather than before, referencing Beale’s approach. Cantwell’s independent spirit may prevent him from conforming to others’ expectations, but ultimately, his actions should reflect the values and traditions of the club.
