Mickey Weir: Why it's essential Hibs see more of Saturday's heroics from Jake Doyle-Hayes

We could see that a few of the Hibs players are beginning to find their feet, getting into the rhythm of how the manager is trying to play. I thought we looked a bit more positive in the 2-0 home win, especially going forward. We looked a lot less hesitant. In the second half especially you could see signs that it's going to improve as time goes on.

They particularly looked strong defensively. If you keep clean sheets then you've always got a chance in football and that wasn't happening previously. This season we've been losing too many goals at home. Generally we looked pretty strong at the back, especially as the game went on after we survived a couple of shaky moments in the first half. But Ross County are a good attacking team and we limited them to very little.

We need to remember, it's not easy when you bring so many players in, like we did in January, and you've got another six first-team starters out through injury. It's going to take a bit of time for Shaun Maloney to get his own team together. It's difficult to try allow new players to settle into a squad while winning football games at the same time.

I still think we can play better. We're beginning to look like more of a threat going forward. It's about building it slowly but surely.

The match was won thanks to a couple of great goals, terrific finishes, from Jake Doyle-Hayes. It's something he needs to add to his game. It's what you need from any midfielder player. You need them to chip in with a goal from time to time.

It's a trait of the modern day, unfortunately, where players are told they're a sitting midfield player. To me, anybody can be a sitting midfielder but you need to get goals in the team. You can't just be relying on your strikers or your wide