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Shaun Maloney has urged Hibs boo boys to direct their anger at him and not his players after Drey Wright and James Scott were jeered just for coming off the bench.
The pair came on for the last 15 minutes replacing Kevin Nisbet and Ewan Henderson but there was audible jeering from sections of the home support at Easter Road when the switch was made.
Praised for the development he has made on the pitch, Hibs defender Ryan Porteous is being urged to show that same level of progression off the park.
Shaun Maloney would never presume to tell fans what they should be thinking but, after two of his players were booed onto the pitch last weekend, he does ask that they consider how players may be feeling and how that could impact on performances and results.
Hibernian will go into Sunday's Premiership clash against Celtic without several key players.
January signing Harry Clarke is yet to kick a ball for Hibs while defensive duo Paul Hanlon and Paul McGinn remain sidelined alongside midfielder Kyle Magennis, Demi Mitchell, and Joe Newell.
Hibs manager Shaun Maloney will be without eight first team players for this weekend’s visit by league leaders Celtic this Sunday and, offering a bleak prognosis, he does not expect the situation to significantly improve any time soon.
Lewis Stevenson admits he has been a “follower” throughout his career but the stand-in Hibernian captain is happy to see his leadership role bear fruit.