Cardiff Met University were without their popular manager Christian Edwards this weekend after the former Nottingham Forest man suffered a suspected heart attack.
Edwards, who maintains close City Ground connections, turned out for 56 times for the Reds in a career that boasts stints with Swansea City, Bristol Rovers and Crystal Palace amongst others.
And his Cardiff Met side were in action on Saturday with his absence felt in the dugout.
But there was one moment that put a smile on everyone faces at the Cardiff International Sports Stadium as his son, Isaac, gave the post-match team talk.
Thankfully, he did not have to give anybody the hairdryer treatment after seeing his father's side beat ten-man Cefn Druids 2-1 in the Welsh Premier League.
Giving his best impression of his father, Isaac shouted "It's not good enough" before thumping the tactics board and sending the dressing room into hysterics.
Cardiff Met became the first British men's university side to compete in Europe this season when they reached the preliminary round of the Europa League - with Edwards taking plenty of plaudits for the job he has done thus far with a squad of players who pay to play for their University side.
This season they are placed sixth in the Welsh Premier League having only been beaten three times.
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