David Gray took charge permanently in 2024 after three caretaker spells. Following Hibs' sixth consecutive home defeat in the Scottish Premiership, Gray said, "It's clear to see, it's not good enough in terms of the result." The team suffered their fourth league defeat in six games overall, with Kilmarnock securing their first league win of the season thanks to George Stanger's first-half goal at Easter Road. Gray added, "Nobody wants to hear me stand here and talk about the tactical side of the game at this moment in time. We have lost a game again at home." He also stated that he will continue to work hard to turn the team's fortunes around, saying, "One thing I will continue to do is work as hard as I can to turn this around. I've been through adversity before at this football club and I will continue until someone tells me otherwise."
Hibs boss David Gray vows to keep working despite sixth home defeat
Hibs head coach David Gray has stated that he will continue to try and find solutions to the team's poor form, despite suffering a sixth consecutive home defeat in the Scottish Premiership. This was confirmed by BBC Scotland.
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