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Reedijk believes there is much more to come from his Hibernian players.
Marink Reedijk insists there is much more to come from Hibernian despite suffering a 1-0 defeat against Dundee United in his debut match as manager at Tannadice. Dundee United secured the victory through a goal from Daniel Bennie, while Hibernian's difficult afternoon was compounded by a late red card shown to Jacob Devaney.
Reedijk, who succeeded David Gray, maintained that his squad is not lacking confidence and remains capable of stronger performances once key habits are established. Meanwhile, Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin praised his team for claiming their first home league victory of the season and commended on-loan midfielder Lyall Cameron.
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