Hibernian’s shaky opening under Marink Reedijk fuels relegation worries
Early season woes put Hibs under pressure
After two fixtures without securing a single point, Hibernian find themselves in an uncomfortable position at the start of the campaign. The lack of results was met with a chorus of disapproval from the Easter Road crowd when the final whistle blew, signalling a clear shift in supporter sentiment.
Manager Marink Reedijk’s honeymoon ends
The initial optimism that surrounded Marink Reedijk’s appointment has quickly faded. The manager, who arrived with high expectations, now faces a crowd that expressed its frustration openly, underscoring the growing unease surrounding the club’s direction.
Fans voice concerns
Supporters described the atmosphere as unsettling, with many admitting they felt a "sick feeling in the stomach" as the team failed to earn points. The vocal reaction at full‑time highlighted the mounting pressure on the coaching staff and the squad.
Implications for the season
While it is still early in the league, the combination of a points‑free start and a hostile reception raises questions about Hibernian’s ability to avoid a relegation battle. The club will need to respond quickly to reverse the trend and restore confidence among its fan base.
- Two games played, zero points earned.
- Supporters expressed disappointment with a notable booing at full‑time.
- Marink Reedijk’s initial period of goodwill appears to be over.
- Early signs point to a potential struggle to stay clear of the relegation zone.
Looking ahead
The upcoming fixtures will be crucial for Hibernian. A positive result could ease the tension in the stands and give Reedijk a chance to rebuild belief within the squad. Conversely, continued setbacks may deepen concerns about the club’s long‑term prospects in the division.
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