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For all the talk of finishing as strongly as they possibly can, and targeting seventh, it all feels very flat. With the Easter Road side mathematically safe from the dreaded relegation play-off place the next three games are about as dead-rubbery as they come – for Hibs at least.
Livingston seized the initiative in the race to finish seventh in the cinch Premiership thanks to a 1-0 victory over Hibernian.
The 29-year-old was shown a second yellow card and dismissed by referee John Beaton after a late challenge on Hearts counterpart Peter Haring during the Easter Road side’s 2-1 Scottish Cup semi-final defeat, leaving his team-mates to play the remaining 25-plus minutes with just ten men.
Four league wins in 15 under Shaun Maloney consigned Hibs to the bottom six, rather than fighting for a European berth.
Ron Gordon may regret his Shaun Maloney “gamble” but Joe Newell reckons the safest bet for the Hibs chairman would be to give Leith legend David Gray the gig on a permanent basis.
Hibs didn’t want to see out the remainder of what has been a turbulent season looking over their shoulders.
The Capital club are on the hunt for a new manager after the 39-year-old was relieved of his duties after just four months and 19 games in charge, with first-team coach David Gray and Loans Manager Eddie May in charge of the team until the end of the season.
Shaun Maloney says he is bitterly disappointed to have been sacked by Hibs - insisting he could have turned things around given time.