NANCY REJECTS EVAN JIBES AND

INSISTS PLAYERS KNOW WHAT THEY'RE DOING

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an easy 3-0 win. And the Irishman stuck the boot in as he claimed several Parkhead stars looked lost.

He said: "We knew they were in the transition with the manager, they changed the formation. At times, they played well and it worked and, at others, they didn't.

"Some people didn't know what they were doing."

But Nancy defended his approach and insisted his players do know their roles in his new-look 3-4-3 system. Ahead of tomorrow's Premier Sports Cup final with St Mirren, the Frenchman said: "He (Ferguson) can say whatever he wants.

"We faced a good team. At certain moments we struggled and it could have been better, for sure.