ABERDEEN manager Jim Goodwin admits his media interviews might need to become “very boring” after he was hit with an eight-match ban for airing his thoughts on Hibernian defender Ryan Porteous.
Goodwin has already served the first game of his punishment, during Saturday’s 4-0 defeat by Dundee United, but is hoping to get the suspension reduced on appeal.
The Dons are working on an appeal which could mean Goodwin is free to sit in the dugout for Sunday’s cinch Premiership contest with Hearts and the Irishman hopes there is more leniency from an appeals panel after receiving an immediate six-game touchline ban and further two games suspended.
