“History is meant to be changed….” – Hibs Manager David Gray VOWS to Break Celtic’s Stronghold on His Team Over the Years as He Now Knows HOW to Defeat Celtic….

Hibs’ David Gray Vows to Overcome Celtic Challenge

Hibernian Head Coach David Gray has issued a defiant statement, asserting that “history is there to be changed” ahead of his team’s daunting Scottish Premiership encounter with Celtic at Parkhead.

Gray’s Hibs are currently struggling in 11th place, just a point above relegation-threatened Hearts. Despite a recent uptick in performances, the Edinburgh club faces a daunting task in overcoming the reigning Scottish champions.

“Celtic’s form has been unrivaled, accumulating 40 points from 42 possible,” Gray acknowledged. “It’s a real tough test. We’ve faced them twice already this season, so the players know what to expect.”

Gray emphasized the importance of a strong start, citing the team’s struggles in previous encounters. “Very quickly in both games, we found ourselves 2-0 down too early. Credit to the players for staying in the game, especially at Parkhead.”

The Hibs manager underscored the need for organization, structure, and a threat against Celtic’s dominant play. “At times, Celtic will have a lot of the ball and will be difficult to play against. But you need to be organized, structured, and carry a threat.”

Gray’s determination is palpable, as he seeks to inspire his team to overcome the odds. “If we don’t have that attitude, then we’ve got no chance.”

Key Points:

Hibs’ Challenges

1. Relegation worries: Hibs are 11th in the table, a point ahead of Hearts.
2. Recent performances: Hibs have shown improvement, but face a tough test against Celtic.

Celtic’s Dominance

1. Unbeaten run: Celtic have accumulated 40 points from 42 possible.
2. Formidable opponents: Celtic’s dominant play will test Hibs’ organization and structure.

Gray’s Message

1. “History is there to be changed.”
2. Emphasis on attitude and mindset.
3. Importance of a strong start and organization.