The former Hibs boss was back at Easter Road on Sunday as a pundit.

Neil Lennon singled out defender Marko Ivezic for praise following Hibs' 2-1 defeat against Celtic at Easter Road. The former Hibs and Celtic manager, serving as a Sky Sports pundit, assessed new head coach Marink Reedijk's decision to deploy center-back Grant Hanley as a makeshift forward in a late "Hail Mary" push for an equalizer.
Lennon noted that Hibs lacked midfield creativity and quality out wide, asserting that Reedijk's squad will truly be judged in their upcoming fixtures against St Mirren, Hearts, and Aberdeen. Fellow pundit Aiden McGeady added that Hibs possess too strong a squad to remain at the bottom of the Premiership table.
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