Potter discusses Hibs' recent management change ahead of Aberdeen match
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 18, 2026, 3:05 PM
Last updated Sep 18, 2026
Interim coach John Potter addressed the media before Hibernian's match against Aberdeen on September 18. He described the sacking of David Gray, who had done a "great job," as a "bit of a surprise." Potter emphasized that the team’s poor performance should not fall solely on Gray and mentioned that all involved must share responsibility. He remarked that it was a tough day for the club and underscored the need for players to focus on winning games moving forward. Hibs are facing challenges and looking for improvement in their upcoming fixture. Kanayo Megwa will miss the match due to injury.
- •John Potter is the interim boss following David Gray's dismissal.
- •Gray's firing was unexpected according to Potter.
- •Potter stated all must accept responsibility for the team's struggles.
- •Hibs host Aberdeen on September 18.
- •Kanayo Megwa is unavailable due to injury.
- 3:05 PMYahoo Sports — Potter on 'surprise' sacking, taking responsibility & moving on
"Interim boss John Potter has been speaking to the media before Hibs host Aberdeen on Saturday (15:00 BST). Potter admits the sacking of David Gray - who did a "great job" - was a "bit of a surprise" but in football "these things happen". Potter also stressed that responsibility for Hibs' poor form should not rest solely with Gray.
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