Hibernian head coach David Gray has said he will keep working to improve the team's performance "until someone was to say something different," following a sixth straight home defeat in the Scottish Premiership. The team fell to Kilmarnock, who secured their first league win of the season with a goal from George Stanger in the first half at Easter Road. Kilmarnock maintained their lead despite a late red card, leaving Hibernian with a disappointing result that contrasts sharply with their recent 3-0 victory over Ross County, which set up a League Cup semi-final against Hearts. Gray acknowledged the poor performance, admitting the team did not play well enough and said he would not focus on tactical discussions at this time. He emphasized the need for unity, urging the team to trust in their abilities and continue working hard to turn their fortunes around. However, the loss has sparked criticism from fans and former players alike, with some suggesting the team is not performing with the required effort or ambition. Former Hibernian midfielder Scott Allan called the upcoming match against Aberdeen a "must-win" for Gray, indicating that the recent defeat may not be well received by supporters. He criticized the team's performance, noting a lack of effort and the ease with which Kilmarnock were able to play through them. Former Scotland forward James McFadden also pointed out that Hibernian is struggling to make an impact in games, despite facing a Kilmarnock side that has been prone to conceding goals. He acknowledged the defensive effort from Kilmarnock, saying no one could complain about their win. Fan reactions have been mixed, with some questioning Gray's position and the team's overall performance. Several supporters expressed frustration, claiming the players are not playing for Gray and that the club is in disarray. Others criticized the long-ball tactics used by the team, suggesting they lack ambition and that the defense is among the worst in Scotland. As a result, Gray's position appears to be under increasing pressure, with some fans calling for his resignation if the team continues to struggle. Others believe the board of directors should consider taking action if Gray remains in his role.