FT 2-2 and Hibs top the Scot Prem on GD 
after Hertz very fortunate to hold on to a 1-1 draw at the PBH and being overrun by the Dons in the final quarter of their match. I must say Hibs draw at Dens Park was prob a fair result, but IMO the defining moment was my least favourite Hibs player, Murphy, "fluffing his lines" in front of goal AGAIN after being set up by Boyly and missing the decisive Hibs 3rd goal to "kill the game" - no fast feet, no match winner's mentality, Murphy proving again that he disnae have that "killer's instinct" (seen enough last season re him missing gilt-edged goal opps!!) in a match where one could argue that Hibs and Jack Ross were dealt a "bum hand" well before this game started - both our main strikers sidelined for different reasons, Newell a late withdrawal and then Paul McGinn falls ill during the match and is replaced by our ever loyal Hibs servant and record cup medal winner, Lewis Stevenson. And we still should've won this match TBH! In fact, I thought James Scott could well have registered a glorious debut with the decisive goal, but couldn't "deliver the goods" although he had a decent first match for Hibs. Anyway, we move on at the top of the Scot Prem and still unbeaten.
GGTTH
after Hertz very fortunate to hold on to a 1-1 draw at the PBH and being overrun by the Dons in the final quarter of their match. I must say Hibs draw at Dens Park was prob a fair result, but IMO the defining moment was my least favourite Hibs player, Murphy, "fluffing his lines" in front of goal AGAIN after being set up by Boyly and missing the decisive Hibs 3rd goal to "kill the game" - no fast feet, no match winner's mentality, Murphy proving again that he disnae have that "killer's instinct" (seen enough last season re him missing gilt-edged goal opps!!) in a match where one could argue that Hibs and Jack Ross were dealt a "bum hand" well before this game started - both our main strikers sidelined for different reasons, Newell a late withdrawal and then Paul McGinn falls ill during the match and is replaced by our ever loyal Hibs servant and record cup medal winner, Lewis Stevenson. And we still should've won this match TBH! In fact, I thought James Scott could well have registered a glorious debut with the decisive goal, but couldn't "deliver the goods" although he had a decent first match for Hibs. Anyway, we move on at the top of the Scot Prem and still unbeaten.GGTTH