Crime statistics that indicate Todd Cantwell’s injuries was inevitable

Like most sports, Rangers will have to live without Todd Cantwell for a few weeks, and it’s obvious that the quality of Scottish football officiating has contributed to this.

It’s only fortunate that Gers manager Philippe Clement won’t have to do without his mercurial playmaker for too long since the reason for his absence is reportedly a hamstring issue.

It was almost predictable that Todd Cantwell would be on the field for as long as he was against St Johnstone last Saturday, so it was surprising that the Rangers boss did.

The Rangers’ injury blow was expected given Todd Cantwell’s care.
When Cantwell was late and caught with his ankle being tackled, the first of many that would have left him with some serious injuries, the players had not even perspired.

Because of how tough St Johnstone were permitted to be, Scottish football has lost one of its most entertaining and technically proficient players. Officiators may want to avoid giving out yellow cards too early.

The Ibrox favorite, 25, seemed to be rattled by Craig Levein’s troops one by one.

St Johnstone only received three yellow cards after committing 24 fouls.

Cantwell was fouled six times in particular.

Though none of these violations appeared to be the primary cause of his injury, they all added up and eventually something had to give on a shoddy field where players were losing their footing.

Although Philippe Clement has downplayed the fact that Rangers would have to play without Todd Cantwell for a time and that other players will have their chances to shine, it is important to note how many games our players have missed as a result of officials not booking players for bookable offenses.

Playing under the same rules as clubs on the continent would be a smart place to start if other Scottish teams wanted to get better in Europe.

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