Chris Cadden swerves Hibs blame game in top six fight as he gets honest over Premiership challenge
dailyrecord.co.ukChris Cadden insists Hibs won’t start pointing fingers at each other as they try to cling on to hopes of finishing in the top half of the Premiership.The Leith men and boss Nick Montgomery were booed off the pitch at Easter Road on Saturday after losing to St Johnstone – and only had themselves to blame.
Cadden equalised in the second half after Adama Sidibeh’s opener for Saints but Tony Gallacher’s late volley – his first career goal – secured the points for Craig Levein’s men.Dundee’s incredible late collapse against Motherwell means Hibs can still finish in the top six.
A point behind the Dark Blues, who have a game in hand at home to Rangers on Wednesday, Hibs visit Fir Park on Saturday in their final match before the split.
Sidibeh raced clear to make it 1-0 and Gallacher netted from a corner. For the Hibees, both goals were terrible and cheap to concede.But Cadden, who scored his first of the season, claims Hibs won’t play a blame game if they don’t end up in the top six.
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