Jacob Devaney

And his frustration is justified because it's a solid enough effort, but obviously a decent save.

You mentioned the fact that after Jordan Abita's injury, which happens on half an hour pretty much, Hibs do... grow into the game having obviously got off to a bit of a sluggish start themselves a brace of chances in quick succession Nathan Lowe finds himself clean through on goal but was denied by a great Borough stop and then Jacob Devaney his shot from outside the box clips the crossbar on its way over and It's just about kind of keeping them at bay, isn't it, really? And just getting to, in this case, halftime.

But obviously something happens just before halftime.

But you don't want to immediately let them back into it.

But thankfully, we do what Nathan Lowe can't, and that was score goals.

A few minutes before the break, Hearts double their advantage.

Blair Spettel curls a free kick into the box after being fouled clumsily by the aforementioned Ballon d'Or winner or candidate, Jacob Devaney.

Why does he do

Joe Hodge, 90 minutes in a 1-0 loss versus Rangers for Motherwell.

Jacob Devaney, 61 minutes in a 2-1 loss versus St Johnstone.

Jack Moore in 90 minutes in a 2-0 loss versus Portsmouth for Cardiff.

And Rory Finneran, 90 minutes in a 1-1 draw versus Huddersfield.

And yeah, I thought they deserved to get 2-0 up.

obviously a big team talk at half-time for David Gray, made a couple of changes, two guys meeting at Edinburgh Derby's debuts were poor, Wright and Devaney both hooked at half-time, and then he brought Chaiwer on, I don't know why he didn't play Chaiwer, it was tailor-made for him this game.

Devaney just looked as if the game had passed him by.

I said that last week, it's a million miles an hour that game, and if you have no use to it, you get caught out.

First 15 minutes, Hibs get the goal, wonderful strike, and then you think to yourself, game on.

I kept saying to you, he should be playing in a forward position.

This is football.

Jacob Devaney, they were all raving about him after one game.

I should have the list in front of me, and I don't, so remind me if I miss any of these.

Jacob Devaney has gone back to Scotland.

I think it's Hibbs he's joined.

Am I right? Hibbs or Harts? I'm going to offend someone here.

Brilliant city, yeah.

Great fun.

Yeah, so Jacob Devaney has gone out.

Chido Obi went to Willemsvij in Holland.

So I actually understand why they moved on quite a few.

It was a shame to see like Jacob Devaney obviously had a best on display on the weekend in Scotland.

But I understand the rationale, even though I always don't love the decisions being made.

I think it's with a long-term view.

Stephen Presley, after the game, said that Hibs did something tactically that caught us out and we couldn't quite get to grips with it.

throughout the game so I think obviously there was a couple of things maybe certainly changing personnel and obviously you know Jacob Devaney playing and stuff like that he wouldn't have had any footer obviously he would have known what he was able to do at St Mirren but nothing recent but I think probably what he was alluding to was Like Dundee were very much a 4-2-3-1 in that shape, quite rigid.

And I think probably when he's seen the line-up come out and saying, no, Adam Mayer, I think that probably would have been the first sort of surprise.

But then seeing that there was McGrath, there was Wright, there was Boyle, and there was Lowe, all as a sort of front attacking line-up.

And I think that's probably what caught...

Dundee out especially in the beginning because they were a wee bit all over the place the press was all over the place and I think it was actually partly because of what we had in the front areas but also what Jacob Devaney's like what he brought to the middle of the park which then allowed Mulligan to do a little bit more and allowed Passlack to push a little bit higher so essentially we had low up the sort of he was just trying to occupy Astley and Bevan who were at centre half Boyle was on this side Wright was in this sort of left inside position but he did more than that it's a bit redundant to say that's all he did he did much more than that and then McGrath was out in a left wing back role and we spoke about last week how he played there you know he's had experience there before and he did brilliant out there when he has done but you sort of sometimes felt like it's a wee bit wasted having him out there when he could be doing so much more in the middle and What it allowed, obviously, Paslak, I think, committed and certainly played a lot higher.

I had a quick look at Huddle and Statsbomb and certainly Paslak was really influential on that right side.

I remember from last season how often, when you looked at the end of games, his average position was sometimes closer to the halfway line compared to, say, Nicky Caddins that would be up there.