There were long periods of this display which were desperately unimpressive against a team put to the sword a fortnight ago and the memories with which the Premier League leaders left Slovenia were more of a rare Eden Hazard penalty miss, an undeniably sloppy performance and even a show of dissatisfaction by the travelling support which clearly went unappreciated by those in the visitors' dug-out.
Whether linked to those traits or not, and in a fate which befalls so many characters within Scottish football, he has been demonised by those who do not know him properly since moving into the dug-out.
90+2 min: We're halfway through added time and the camera cuts to Andre Villas-Boas, who's beaming in the dug-out.
While Ferguson and Quinn will surely cast interested eyes in the 18-year-old's direction tomorrow night, South American interest may be focused on the dug-outs where both Brazil and Argentina have changed coaches since the World Cup.
The canal was re-dug last year under the NREGS, but seems unlikely to get any water.A few miles up-channel in Ulisaipalam, a village dominated by high-caste Hindus, there is water, but more problems.
"We're going to make a Dig Dug II joke and have a character make a reference to Mr Garrett [from the Facts of Life].
San Angelo, a city of 100,000, dug a pipeline to an underground water source more than 60 miles away, and sunk half a dozen new wells.
Flurry dug deeper and found another key difference: compared to the average smartphone owner, those on Xiaomi were much more likely to be aged between 18 and 34, and much less likely to be aged over 35.
If you don't hear from me this week, then it's because I've dug a hole for myself in the park, crawled into it and encased myself in concrete.
I walked and I walked, I dug through the archives, listened to a thousand stories about Canberra – that stage for national debate, machination, intrigue and domestic life – and I thought "maybe if I just... ....... "There is no room for the novelist to exercise imagination".
"Is that new?" friends would ask, narrowing their eyes, if I wore an old shirt dug out from the darkest recesses of my wardrobe.
