X-ray shows how Caley Thistle goalkeeper played through pain barrier
AN X-RAY shows how goalkeeper Mark Ridgers played through the pain barrier during Inverness Caledonian Thistle's Scottish Cup semi final against Hearts.
The 28-year-old suffered a dislocated finger during the 3-0 defeat at Hampden Park on Saturday.
His wife Emma Ridgers shared an x-ray of the injury he sustained from the encounter on Twitter.
She wrote: "To think @MarkRidgers played for 45mins with a badly dislocated finger...hats off to you hubs."
Despite the injury, Ridgers still pulled off a number of saves against the Premiership outfit at the national stadium.
Ridgers wrote on his Twitter account that despite his injury he is hoping to make a comeback between the sticks soon.
He wrote: "Tough one on Saturday not the result we were after, hopefully now get that play off spot and push for promotion.
"Fingers crossed won’t be out too long."
