Lee Miller has revealed his wife's hilarious hack to turn their living room into a technical area as the Falkirk boss misses out on being in the dugout for his side's clash with East Fife this afternoon.
The Bairns boss will leave preparation and touchline duties to co-manager David McCracken on Saturday as he watches from home via video stream after a family member's positive Covid test sent him into 14 day self-isolation.
And he revealed on Twitter his wife had come up with an ingenious way to make today's game feel like a more regular Saturday.
He Tweeted: "My wife surprised me with a technical area for today. Will never be able to stay in that!"
The club announced yesterday the boss faces a spell in quarantine as a precautionary measure.
A statement read: "Falkirk Football Club can confirm that co-manager Lee Miller is now in a period of 14 days isolation following a positive COVID-19 test in his family.
"We would like to stress that this is a purely precautionary measure and that the Club has followed all SPFL and Scottish Government COVID-19 guidelines and protocols.
"The Club would like to wish both Lee and his family all the best at this time."
