Lee Johnson has admitted he is "sick to death" of how bad his Hibernian side have been in front of goal over the past couple of weeks.
The Easter Road boss blasted his side after being thumped 3-0 by Hearts in the Edinburgh Derby at Tynecastle this afternoon. Raging Johnson fumed: "There's no doubt mentally we've got to be stronger as a team. I'm sick to death if I'm honest of the mediocrity in that final third. The ball was like a hot potato and to be honest I’m sick to death of the mediocrity. We need to move players out in January."
Lawrence Shankland scored a first half double to give the Gorgie outfit a five point cushion in third place after Aberdeen dropped points at home to Ross County. A stoppage time third from substitute Stephen Humphrys put the icing on the cake for the Jambos who are now eight Edinburgh derbies in a row unbeaten. Johnson filleted his players for their first half display in his post-match interview saying the club as a whole is "not doing enough at the moment".
