James Jeggo insists Hibs can’t allow a nightmare day at the office to scupper their European dream.
The Australian midfielder wasn’t hiding from the fact Lee Johnson’s side turned in a shocker of a 90 minutes to slip to a third straight defeat and sixth in the table. With three games left before the split, the Easter Road side are just one point ahead of seventh-placed Livingston and have now lost to every side in the top flight in a season blighted by inconsistency.
Johnson’s side head to bottom side Dundee United next Sunday before hosting Hearts in a massive capital derby and completing the pre-split schedule away to St Johnstone. Jeggo said: “It was very disappointing. We were miles off the type of team we want to be against Motherwell. We had found a way of playing and the performances had been good, bar the Rangers game, over the last six games.
