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14h ago 19:42
Johnson vows to clear out 'dead wood' at Hibernian
Lee Johnson admits he is "sick to death of the mediocrity" at Hibernian after they succumbed to a 3-0 defeat away to city rivals Hearts.
It was a ninth defeat in 11 Scottish Premiership games for Hibs and an eighth Edinburgh derby in a row without victory, and Johnson, who took over as manager in the summer, has vowed to clear out the "dead wood" within his squad.
"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.
"This is a wonderful club full of potential, with a great fanbase, good training base and a brilliant stadium and it deserves more. We need to make way better decisions all over the place because today showed exactly where we are.
"We need outs. The outs are as important as the ins. Again the mediocrity we have got - I'm just being honest now. I'm in a place where I have to come out swinging. I'm not disrespecting players, but decisions have not been good enough (on recruitment) and we need to be better.
"We can't keep being average at best. For a club like this, it's just not good enough. Everyone needs to tell themselves some home truths. It feels like a big club because of the media, the scrutiny, we are in Edinburgh, there's two clubs in Edinburgh.
"But act like a big player then within a big club and have that bottle to go and produce, not just in training but in games."
"We have got to do more, and part of that is a revolution now, not just an evolution.
"I think the actual revolution is about getting the dead wood out and increasing the quality."