The Dingwall club are now taking stock of their future after John Hughes came in and kept them up after signing a short-term deal just before Christmas.

Hughes is expected to extend his stay but Gardyne has no idea what the future holds.

The 35-year-old, who has signed for County four times, said: "Obviously we have that affinity with Ross County.

"It's well documented. It's kind of Roy of the Rovers stuff, Iain Vigurs and Michael Gardyne. But I thought all of the lads were brilliant.

"We conceded a sloppy goal but every single player on the pitch was brilliant after that, I thought.

"It's good to keep our run in the Premiership going and hopefully next season — if I'm here or even if I'm not because I will always be supporting them — they are not fighting relegation. Hopefully they can push on.

"I've still to sort out my contract situation. I'm out of contract. It's a big summer for me and we will see what happens.

"I don't want to be working on the taxis just yet. I still feel good, I still feel fit, I've still got that bit of sharpness, and a wee turn of pace! I'm still trying to create chances for people and score goals."