Melker Hallberg opens up on Hibs exit and why St Johnstone 'risk' was worth taking
Melker Hallberg admits he took a risk by joining a struggling St Johnstone side but is confident the Perth club can steer clear of relegation.
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Melker Hallberg admits he took a risk by joining a struggling St Johnstone side but is confident the Perth club can steer clear of relegation.
Melker Hallberg believes any risk he took in joining a St Johnstone side struggling at the wrong end of the table was far outweighed by his belief in the Perth club.
The 18-year-old has signed a long-term deal with the Easter Road side but the Evening News understands he will initially spend time on loan with partner club Charleston Battery in the USL Championship.
Celtic put on a show on Wednesday night in front of a packed Parkhead as they sealed all three points to take them top of the Scottish Premiership table.
Hibs boss Shaun Maloney heaped praise on goalkeeper Kevin Dabrowski, who marked his first-team debut with a number of key interventions to deny rivals Hearts and ensure a share of the points.
Hibs had chances to win the match with Toby Sibbick clearing a net-bound Josh Campbell effort off the line while debutant goalkeeper Kevin Dabrowski put in a man-of-the-match performance.
Robbie Neilson felt Hearts should have had two penalties after his side were held to a goalless draw by city rivals Hibernian at Easter Road.