Hibernian manager Reedijk is convinced his team are showing the organisation and intensity required to start moving up the Premiership table.
Hibernian manager Marink Reedijk maintains that his team is heading in the right direction despite losing his first three matches in charge. Hibs sit at the bottom of the William Hill Premiership following a 2-1 defeat to Celtic on Sunday, where they took an early lead before conceding two minutes later.
Speaking ahead of Wednesday's trip to face St Mirren, the 35-year-old Dutchman highlighted positive signs in his squad's organization, intensity, and chance creation against the champions. Reedijk noted that the supportive post-match reaction from the Easter Road crowd reflected the visible progress being made on the pitch.
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