Hibs: All 33 signings made under Neil Lennon rated out of 10
By The Newsroom
Published 29th Jan 2019, 12:38 GMT
Updated 29th Jan 2019, 13:46 GMT
Much of discussion which has surrounded Easter Road this season has been the recruitment and the inability to replace the vaunted midfield trio of John McGinn, Scott Allan and Dylan McGeouch.
With Neil Lennon on the verge of parting ways we look back at the 33 signings made under the Northern Irishman and rate each one out of 10.
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Signed to provide width and pace as a Brandon Barker replacement but spent far too long injured.
Formed part of the midfield trio of John McGinn and Dylan McGeouch which will be talked about for years to come.
Best signing under Lennon. The Nigerian brought his experience of operating at the top level to Easter Road and was the most consistent player this campaign before he left.
Didn't play a single game but formed part of the deal which brought Scott Allan to Easter Road. For that he gets a mark.
The winger was electric at times on loan from Manchester City. Could frustrate with his final ball but excited fans with his dribbling. If it wasnt for injuries it could have been higher.
Made just the two appearances for the club after arriving as a back-up. Didnt let the team down.
A shaky start to his Hibs career but has showed he has the quality to challenge Marciano for the No.1 spot.
Played just five times during the Championship winning season but scored two goals to earn wins.
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There has been moments which have excited fans, especially inventive through balls, but would be unfair to provide a mark at such an early stage.
A useful plan B in the Championship and a regular option from the bench. Scored four league goals but none could be classed as important. The second tier was his level.
The Englishman had his critics but won praise from Jason Cummings for the work he did in the partnership. Put in a fantastic goalscoring performance when Hibs beat Hearts 3-1 in the Scottish Cup and was perfect for the Championship campaign.
Hibs fans have yet to see the best of the Irishman. He has not been helped by Lennon switching his position, but has threatened to light up.
Didnt have the impact Lennon would have hoped for, missing a large chunk of the second half of the Championship season. Did, however, provide two assists on his debut against Dundee United.
The American was very much the case of decent but could have been so much more. Showed glimpses of his undoubted talent during his loan spell but not the consistency.
