Hibernian's Struggles Continue After Defeat to St Johnstone

Hibernian's head coach David Gray is under increasing scrutiny after a lackluster defeat against St Johnstone on Sunday, following a series of disappointing performances. Just ten days prior, the team was close to making history by reaching the Conference League proper but fell short against Gent.

After a brief victory against Dundee, Hibernian faced their first Edinburgh derby of the season, where they suffered a defeat to Hearts. The loss to St Johnstone, described as lifeless, left fans frustrated and questioning the team's direction. Gray appeared dejected post-match, facing criticism for the team's performance, particularly after conceding two goals that highlighted their struggles.

Despite some individual performances, such as Nathan Lowe scoring his first goal in the Scottish Premiership, the overall team dynamic has been criticized. Gray's tactical decisions have come under fire, with observers noting a lack of clarity in the team's strategy. Hibernian's upcoming matches against Ross County, Kilmarnock, and Aberdeen are crucial, as fans expect significant improvements following their recent performances.