Record Sport's voice of Hibs believes Gray is finally fixing a mistake three previous managers couldn't get a handle on
I’m delighted to see he’s gone into the top job and straight away set about trying to make Hibs better at being the same as him. For too long, the team have been too easy to score against and therefore too easy to beat. The ethos of the club is to play attacking football, have a bit of flair and style. David has been around long enough to know that.
I spoke to Charlie Adam about Marvin Ekpiteta. He said he was a good athlete and a good defender who is quick and powerful. He’s 28 and Warren O’Hora, a 25-year-old, has played a lot of games at MK Dons. You are not signing kids. These boys are a good age and types who have a good pedigree while playing a lot of football at a good level.
Scottish football is unique in the fact that, although it is not the best technically, if you are hard to break down and have good organisation, you can win games.
Charlie Adam Derek Mcinnes David Gray Scottish Premiership Scottish Professional Football League
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