Hibs: Gray on taking responsibility, late goals & seeking 'complete performance'

Head coach David Gray has been speaking to the media before Hibs face Celtic in the Premiership this weekend.

Here are the main lines:

Gray says everyone has to take responsibility for performances and “it’s my responsibility for results clearly” after six games without a win.
On the concession of late first-half goals in recent games, the head coach does not want to “shy away from it” and has discussed it with the squad.
But he is wary of players “looking at the clock and worrying about” it during games.
Gray questions the notion that the timing of the lost goals is the issue, suggesting the defending has not been good enough.
He adds: “I would be really disappointed with the goals we’re losing anyway. And as a group we’re disappointed in these moments. So that’s the biggest bit. It doesn’t matter whether it’s the first minute or the last minute.”
Gray insists Hibs’ form is “no disaster” and points out they are still unbeaten in the league.
Celtic are “a fantastic team” with “fantastic individuals” and Hibs must “raise their game” to meet the challenge.
Gray adds: “The one thing domestically that we’ve probably not done yet is put a complete performance in.”
Hibs have no fresh injury concerns.