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Gray Eyes Semi-Final Under Pressure | Edinburgh News

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Hibs head coach David Gray is under pressure after a shaky start to the season, but he’s laser-focused on turning things around with a big win in the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final against unbeaten Ross County. A victory would send them to their first semi-final under his leadership — and he’s not letting criticism or past struggles distract him. Gray knows this team has what it takes to rise, even as they face a confident, talented opponent aiming for Premiership glory.

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Hibbshead coach David Gray is spacing some heat after a rough start to the season, losing two league matches and missing out on a European spot. But his focus is on the upcoming Premier Sports Co. quarter final against Ross County. A win there would put them in the semi-finals, a first under his leadership. Gray acknowledges the pressure that comes with managing, saying results are always the main thing. He's not one to rest on his laurels. Always pushing to improve, knowing that football can change fast. For better or worse. He remembers a time early in his tenure when the club was in transition and he had less than stellar results. But this feels different. He's not bothered by the criticism, seeing it as part of the game and not letting it get him down. The team hasn't reached a semi-final in this competition since 2023, when Gray was part of the coaching staff. He's determined to block out any external noise and keep the team focused on securing that win. Ross County is having a strong season in league one and is unbeaten. Gray respects their setup and believes they have the talent to get back into the

premier ship. He knows they're confident and used to winning, which makes them a tough opponent. You've been listening to Edinburgh News today. AI-powered local news.

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