Lewis Miller insists Hibs are ready to turn Edinburgh green - and leave Hearts looking on with envy.
The bullish Aussie reckons Lee Johnson’s side have already turned heads by closing the gap but now he’s confident of turning the tables on their capital rivals completely by dumping them in their own back yard and pipping them to fourth spot. Miller might only have been in the city for 10 months since being plucked from Central Coast Mariners back in Australia. But it’s taken him no time to learn what matters most in the capital’s football landscape.
Beating Hearts is what makes Hibees tick and the 22-year-old reckons it’s written in the rules around Leith. Do that this lunchtime and Hibs not only grab bragging rights but also the Premiership's last nailed-on European place. Miller, who made his derby debut with a cameo in the 1-0 win in Leith last month and was man of the match in Wednesday’s win over Celtic, said: “We want to turn Edinburgh green. Hearts have been doing quite well but we are turning heads now.
