David Gray’s Future in Doubt as Hibs Fans Voice Growing Fury After Kilmarnock Defeat

Kieron: Kilmarnock could have won by three or four goals without being flattered. Hibs were abysmal tonight, and David Gray’s position as manager is hanging by a thread.

Stuart: The players on the pitch must share as much responsibility as Gray for this result. The performance was nowhere near acceptable — an outright amateur showing.

Andy: How can Gray continue in his role? The players are clearly not playing for him. The club is in disarray — banning the only supporters who bring atmosphere, benching three of our best players. It is thoroughly confusing.

Chris: The tactics deserve serious scrutiny. The long-ball approach has felt desperate for some time and lacks any real ambition. There is unmistakable pressure on David Gray.

Lee: If we end the match just two points above the bottom spot, it is surely time for the Hibs manager to go. This is not about a slow recovery from a difficult position — the support demands immediate results and commitment from a club of our stature.

Paul: We keep launching long balls to no one, and as usual our goalkeeper is a weak link. Gray has to go, even if we pick up a win, because this is dreadful football. The club should bring in Neil Lennon or Steve Clarke as soon as possible before another season drifts into nothing, as has become the pattern.

Brian: This is the worst defensive line in Scotland, the midfielders wander about like headless chickens, and one can only feel sorry for the strikers. Gray is clueless — no plan, no tactics. The usual post-match platitudes follow, but he will not resign. The board must act.

SMcDhfc: David Gray has lost the team, and it was obvious tonight. As an attacking force, we were utterly shocking — plenty of huffing and puffing but not one genuine effort on target. The players should be embarrassed by that display, but they will achieve the result they are aiming for: Gray gets sacked.

Craig: I like Gray, but I believe it is time for him to go. He relies on a single formation, and it simply is not good enough. However, if Gray departs, Malky MacKay [director of football] should leave as well — his signings have been terrible.

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