There's no doubting Alan Hutton's incredible mazy run and finish in the November 2018 Birmingham derby made him an Aston Villa legend.
So when fellow Villans fan favourite Gabriel Agbonlahor took to social media platform Instagram to ask fans if they miss the rampaging right-back, there were plenty of replies in the affirmative.
But one in particular seemed to go against the grain.
Noting that Agbonlahor's photograph was taken in his Rangers days, West Ham star Robert Snodgrass jokingly replied: "I don't miss him in that jersey."
Celtic-daft Snoddy has never hidden his love of all things Hoops related and clearly couldn't resist a light-hearted dig at his former Scotland pal's spell at their bitter rivals.
Hutton delivered a simple three letter reply, stating "ffs" with several laughing emojis.
The Ayrshire born defender spent six years at Ibrox from 2002 to 2008 before a £9m move to Juande Ramos' Spurs.
The right-back was generally considered an unremarkable academy product until his form exploded under Walter Smith.
He quickly became regarded as one of the most promising defenders in Europe, affectionately named 'the blue Cafu' by fans.
