Hibernian manager Lee Johnson said his players will need to raise their standards on and off the pitch if the team is to emerge from its current slump.
Saturday’s defeat to St Mirren was a fourth game in a row without a victory and leaves the Easter Road side languishing in the bottom half of the table.
Hibs assistant manager Jamie McAllister verbally blasted the team’s substitutes late in the game for not being ready to come on and Johnson felt that “naivety” from the squad was unacceptable.
He said: “It was about not being ready. Surely as a player you are looking at a clock knowing you might go on? What have you got to have ready? “Shinpads have got to be on, shirt’s got to be on because there is five minutes left plus injury time.
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