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Blackburn Rovers manager Michael O’Neill told BBC Radio Lancashire:
“I’m exhausted a little bit to be honest. It was one of those games, especially with seven additional minutes, where we put everything into the game.
“We had said to the players, we had to show that we wanted it more than the opposition, given the league position of the two teams.
We had to frustrate them at times, which we
“I thrived in the environment at Rangers but circumstances changed, different people were in charge and it didn’t feel right any more.
“I’m proud of myself for taking that step (the transfer request) because the younger me would probably have sat for another season, and it might have been a season that I looked back on and say I lost.”
Cantwell says he was mentally and physically below par when
Blackburn Rovers midfielder Todd Cantwell has said his departure from the “goldfish bowl” at Rangers was “the right thing for me and my career”.
The 26-year-old moved to Ewood Park from the Scottish club on transfer deadline day last Friday.
He had not featured for Philippe Clement’s side this season after requesting to leave in the summer.
“I think there’s a misconception with how my time was at Rangers –