Inside the dressing rooms after Hibs stun Aberdeen as Dons left on the floor but Gray LOVES late show for a change

David Gray praised his Hibs heroes for their late, late show and reckoned their comeback point against Aberdeen saw them answer a lot of questions.

The Leith side, who are still bottom of the table, came back twice in stoppage time to claim a draw against the Dons, with Rocky Bushiri sealing the 3-3 result. Gray praised his team for coming back from gifting some cheap goals and reckons on reflection his team should have taken all three points. Gray said: “There have been a lot of questions asked about the character of the group and twice we came back tonight.

“Confidence levels are low but this will go a long way to boosting that. It was a game I firmly believed we deserved to win. We have been on the receiving end of it too many times, but the way it finished is something to build on.

“If we can tidy up the areas we need to and get more performances like this we’ll turn it around. “The attitude, despite and togetherness was clear there for everyone to see - and I think the performance level was there too. It’s only a point from a game I felt we should have had three. Now we can look forward to Motherwell and trying to get three points.”

Bushiri has found himself out of the team but has come back in for Hibs and he delivered last night. The Hibs boss stated: “I’m delighted for Rocky, he’s not played the minutes he would like. But credit to him as a professional for everything he puts in on the training ground.”

Goalkeeper Jordan Smith also came in and didn’t cover himself in glory. Gray said: “On reflection, it will be because everyone will remember the one he came for and didn’t get on the end of. But he also had some big saves in the game too.

“What I want to reiterate is in previous weeks we have had errors and not