Arbroath have hit out at Inverness manager Duncan Ferguson after he accused their players of “downing tools on their club and manager" following their relegation to League One.
Arbroath have now hit out at the comments and revealed that Inverness officials have already reached out to apologise for the blast. However, they state they are still awaiting a "retraction" from Ferguson. A statement read: "Arbroath Football Club are extremely disappointed to learn of Inverness Caledonian Thistle manager, Duncan Ferguson's recent press comments, questioning our players professionalism in the final stages of this season's SPFL Cinch Championship.
"We pride ourselves on the professionalism of our staff at all times, and are disappointed to be making this statement. We have been contacted by senior officials from ICT, and their apology has been accepted as both clubs have always maintained a good relationship, but we await Mr Ferguson's retraction of said comments prior, bringing this incident to a conclusion."
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