I don't blame Shaun Maloney for alarming Hibs loss as players chucked it and that can't happen at Hampden - Tam McManus

The Hibs players owe Shaun Maloney and the fans a performance against Hearts in the Scottish Cup semi-final.

Hibs started the weekend derby at Tynecastle really well and got the goal but in the second half they were terrible. They were really poor and they chucked it at 3-1.

There are ways to get beat in a derby. Yes, you could get beat 3-1 and have a go in the second half but Hibs just totally chucked it.

There was nothing there for the fans. The second-half performance was worrying for me as a supporter and worrying for Hibs.

Hearts ran over the top of them, bullied them and eased through the game. It was men against boys and that is just not good enough.

Looking out from the away end, there wasn’t a lot of fight. There has to be a lot more fight on Saturday at Hampden.

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I just don’t think there was any belief in the team at all when it went to 3-1. No belief at all that we could get back into that game. That, for me, was very alarming.

There are ways to get beat. You can have a go and get beat four or 5-1 but at least you have had a go to get back in the game.

Hibs seemed to settle for it and that’s nowhere near good enough.

I saw Paul Hanlon come out and say it is totally unacceptable for Hibs