The Inverness supporters were vociferous in their condemnation of their team in a game that was dismal, drab, and – in the manner of Aberdeen's victory – bizarre.
The Inverness supporters were vociferous in their condemnation of their team in a game that was dismal, drab, and – in the manner of Aberdeen's victory – bizarre.
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Frank Gilfeather
Terry Butcher, the Inverness manager, perhaps summed it up best by proclaiming that were he an Inverness supporter, he, too, would have booed as loudly as many did at the end.
But if the home side were bad, the Dons were worse, and Craig Brown, their manager, was at pains not to crow about the win, achieved through two own goals, courtesy of Roman Golobart and Kenny Gillet.
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