But the 35-year-old posted another tweet a short while later when his bike had been found. A club statement said: "The reason for the decision is the public prosecutors' investigations into the two coaches and the ensuing unrest surrounding the club." "We got a bit ragged in our passing during the second half and that meant it kept coming back at us, meaning it was a backs-to-the-wall second half. But I'm delighted to get a clean sheet and move on." Ian Baraclough's side won 4-1 when the teams met in September but their qualification campaign tailed off with back-to-back defeats to Switzerland and Bulgaria ending their hopes of a play-off place.