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Robbie Neilson claimed Andy Halliday is at his best when he is being baited by opposition supporters after the Hearts midfielder silenced the Hibernian faithful in Saturday’s Edinburgh derby.
Hibs manager Shaun Maloney watched his side throw away an early lead against derby rivals Hearts to crash into the bottom six, then issued a stark warning to his under-performing players, who face a capital rematch next weekend in the Scottish Cup semi-finals.
The Easter Road side got off to a dream start in Gorgie, taking the lead after just five minutes through Drey Wright, but Andy Halliday equalised in first-half injury time, Stephen Kingsley put Hearts ahead shortly after the restart, and Halliday made it three just before the hour mark.
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 savaged his Hibs side after surrendering a lead to Hearts and dropping into the bottom six.
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.