I know every player that MUST leave Hibs this summer and it shows Nick Montgomery needs more time – Tam McManus

A root and branch review of the football structure at Hibs is underway. But it’s the chopping of the dead wood in the dressing room that punters care about most.

If Bill Foley wants a dossier on what’s gone wrong then I’ve seen enough over the last nine months to give him a head start. Who’s worth keeping and who should be shown the door? Let’s take a look… Hard as it is to say this, I reckon it’s time for David Marshall to hang up the gloves. He’s been a fantastic goalkeeper at the top level over the years. But at 39 he’s hinted it’s time to stop and with his contract up it seems a fair bet.

Jojo Wollacott has not shown anything to suggest he’s got the stature to be number one and if there was a half decent offer for the Ghana international then I’d take it. Youngsters Max Boruc and Murray Johnson both have big futures and I’d bring in a new, experienced number one with those two as back up. The big problems are in defence.

If a decent offer came in for Lewis Miller I’d bite your hand off. Hibs already have a much better right back in Chris Cadden . Miller spends too much time winding folk up rather than concentrating on his game.

Cadden, however, is a solid wing back, good at both ends of the park and definitely worth keeping. The jury is out on loanee Will Fish . He’s a good footballer but not a great defender. He’s young and if a deal could be done with Manchester United then perhaps he’s one who could be developed into a gem.

Rocky Bushiri on the other hand… I have never been convinced. Even when Lee Johnson tried to tell us he was worth £10million! He’s simply not good enough and costs too many goals. Loanee Nectaris Triantis won’t be back from Sunderland. I’ve not been impressed.

Paul Hanlon? I’d keep the