Falkirk 2 ICT 2: In Quotes

John Robertson coulodn't believe his side was denied a penalty, while Ray McKinnon revealed his transfer frustrations.
By David Oliver
Published 26th Jan 2019, 21:12 BST
Updated 26th Jan 2019, 22:20 BST
Ray McKinnon and John Robertson. Picture Michael Gillen.Ray McKinnon and John Robertson. Picture Michael Gillen.
Ray McKinnon and John Robertson. Picture Michael Gillen.

The Bairns and Caley Jags drew 2-2 on Saturday.

John Robertson thought his side deserved a penalty when Ciaran McKenna blocked Darren McCauley's effort with an out-stretched arm late on.

MATCH REPORT: Falkirk 2 Inverness 2However the Highlanders' boss did praise Falkirk's resilience and his opposite number Ray McKinnon was pleased with the performance and attitude to come back from a goal down, twice, and with his new set of players.

Ray McKinnon and John Robertson. Picture Michael Gillen.Ray McKinnon and John Robertson. Picture Michael Gillen.
Ray McKinnon and John Robertson. Picture Michael Gillen.
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HOW IT HAPPENED: Falkirk 2-2 Inverness CT matchday blogHe admitted he is also looking to add further to the squad, but one anticipated target has hit a stumbling block after partially agreeing a deal.

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