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The simple fact is he did track back and as the ball hit him rather than him deliberately using his arm/elbow, what has that got to do with anything. Vigurs is not the only player who has not always performed for us this season but seems to be getting all of the criticism from certain quarters which is wholly unjustified. I will say it again, the booing of any player by the home fans is simply not justified in the circumstances it was done on Wednesday and should not be condoned by any ICT supporter.

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Does it have to be a back 4? I think we need to play 3 at the back plus 2 full backs capable of both going forward and defending well. Our defence has been pick-pocketed so often this season when we haven't had midfielders that provide the cover needed when other teams attack us down the flanks. So my picks for a back 3 are Meekings (if fit - Mckay if not), Laing, McCart with Raven and Tremarco flanking them in the full/wing back positions.

Half listened to it on the radio, from what I picked up was that they played 'park-the-bus'. And apparently did that pretty well, but offered little going forward. I suspect they will play a very different game at home to the bottom team. an away game, so target has to be a point. And he's been mooted before: other results are irrelevant. We don't lose, we move on to the next one.

Happy clappy superfans or supporters who recognised his achievements in a 2 1/2 year period. League Cup finalists... Scottish Cup Winners.. European Football .. Highest placed league finished (3rd).. Manager of the year .. Football Writers Manage of the Year. Obviously still not enough to gain the respect of many on here, who would sooner focus and analyse his management style.

The absolute state of this. The fact he was overall a successful manager (that I do believe) does not mean that poor management, bullying and ostracisation of certain players cannot be criticised. Perhaps if Yogi's man-management style had been better, especially with the board and the players, he'd still be in the job.