The win percentage of Hibs' 32 permanent managers - ranked in order
By Kathleen Oates
Published 14th Feb 2019, 14:31 GMT
Updated 14th Feb 2019, 15:36 GMT
From 1 win in 15 to 31 in 50, here's how the 32 permanent Hibs managers have fared in terms of their win percentage.
The Easter Road side have appointed Paul Heckingbottom as their 33rd permanent manager since 1900 but how have his predecessors got on?
A general view of Easter Road stadium
Jock Stein was at Hibs for just 12 months but enjoyed a 62% win rate, with 31 wins, 8 draws and 11 losses from his 50 games in charge
McMichael led the side to a Scottish Cup win and the league title in 1902 and 1903. Win rate of 58% after 29 wins, 11 draws and 10 losses in 50 games.
Alan Stubbs delivered a first Scottish Cup win for Hibs in 114 years, and a win rate of 58% - 58 wins, 19 draws and 11 losses - putting him level with McMichael
Willie MacFarlane won just over half of his games in charge - 31 wins, 12 draws and 17 losses in 60 games - giving him a win rate of 51.67%
In charge for nearly 14 years, Shaw won 3 league titles, driven by the Famous Five. Won 311 out of 604, with 101 draws, 192 losses and a win rate of 51.49%
The older brother of Liverpool legend Bill, Bob Shankly enjoyed a win rate of 50.87% at Hibs, with 117 wins, 36 draws and 77 defeats in his 230 games in charge
In post for 12 years and recorded a respectable 49.59% win rate. Won 240 of 484 games, drawing 92 and losing 152. Died in office after a Scottish Cup game
Led his 'Turnbull's Tornadoes' squad to League Cup glory in 1972/73, and held a 48.24% win rate. Won 219 of his 454 games in charge, drawing 110 and losing 125
'Mogga' finished third in his first season and Hibs qualified for Europe. Won 52 games out of 108, with 16 draws and 40 losses giving him a 48.15% win rate
Led Hibs back to the Premiership and enjoyed a European run in 2018. Left with 59 wins from 123 games, 40 draws and 24 losses and a 47.97% win rate
Took Hibs back to the top flight, into Europe and the Scottish Cup final. Won 77 games in 164, with 42 draws and 45 defeats giving him a 46.95% win rate
Ormond succeeded his former Famous Five team-mate Turnbull. Retired with a 45.16% win rate from 14 wins, 8 draws and nine defeats in 31 games
The club's fifth manager, Maley recorded 98 wins from 225 games along with 59 draws and 68 defeats, giving him a 43.56% win rate
Led Hibs to their first cup win since 1991, but took charge of just over 50 matches. Won 23 of 54, with 15 draws and 16 defeats giving him a 42.59% win rate
Won the First Division title and recorded 30 wins, 27 draws and 21 defeats from his 78 games at the helm, giving a 38.46% win rate
