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Shaun Maloney lamented an “unacceptable” second-half performance from Hibernian as they missed out on a place in the top six of the cinch Premiership following a 3-1 Edinburgh derby defeat away to Hearts.
Shaun Maloney has insisted Hibs will not be bullied or bowed when they head to Tynecastle to face their Edinburgh rivals this afternoon.
In fact, the Hibs boss appears more comfortable than usual as he looks ahead to a match that could have significant ramifications for his club on and off the pitch.
Shaun Maloney watched his Hibs players confound the expectations of their own fearful fans by battling Hearts to a standstill in his first experience of the Edinburgh derby.
But the Easter Road boss insists that neither the league game nor next weekend’s Scottish Cup semi-final are ‘season-defining’ matches.
Hearts are boosted by the return of Nathaniel Atkinson and Gary Mackay-Steven for Saturday’s cinch Premiership showdown with city rivals Hibernian at Tynecastle.
The versatile defender signed an 18-month loan deal at Easter Road, joining on a temporary basis from Arsenal in early January, but less than a week later he had suffered a hamstring injury and spent three months on the sidelines.
The Hibees make the short hop across the Capital on Saturday to take on Robbie Neilson’s side in the final league match before the split, and meet their rivals again the following week at Hampden in the last four of the cup.