Todd Cantwell claims Rangers WON'T regret title failure as he insists they have the mentality to get it done

Rangers ace Todd Cantwell has warned critics that he won't change his personality for anyone.

And the Ibrox playmaker says Philippe Clement's side DO have the mentality to become Premiership champions. Cantwell has attracted attention since he arrived in Glasgow from Norwich last season. Whether it's been his displays on the pitch or his social media presence off it - the 26-year-old has come under fierce scrutiny.

Former Celtic striker Chris Sutton accused Cantwell of diving in a game against Aberdeen earlier this season - then had a pop at him after the recent 3-3 Old Firm draw with Celtic for getting involved in a post-match scuffle with Callum McGregor. Cantwell, who produced a man-of-the-match performance for Rangers in the Scottish Cup semi-final win over Hearts last weekend, says detractors don't affect him.And as he tries to help Philippe Clement's side win the title this term, he's adamant that he'll change for no-one.

Ahead of today's vital Premiership clash with St Mirren in Paisley, Cantwell said: "It would be easy for me to be a lot more introverted as a person. But I don’t want to ever live a lie. I don’t want to be false.

“The same person I am off the pitch is the same person I feel I am on it. People are always going to have opinions and they will differ. A lot of people will make their own minds up. That’s life and football.

“But I don’t plan on changing for anyone. The people who are important to me know me and they are happy with me.

“I don’t need verification from people who are irrelevant to me. That personal scrutiny is a bit strange because there’s so much more going on. But it seems to be highlighted quite a lot.

“I’m the type of player that invites conversation, I know that. And probably a bit of