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Joe Lewis says Aberdeen’s players need to ditch the meaningless cliches and replace words with action.
Despite vows of bouncing back, the Dons have been posted missing against Hearts and Darvel and taken Jim Goodwin to the brink of being binned.
The Pittodrie boss wasn’t expected to survive their Scottish Cup defeat to the sixth-tier Ayrshire side.
But he was given a shock stay of execution by chairman Dave Cormack after senior players vowed they were behind him.
Defeat to Hibs today, though, will see the Irishman axed. Keeper Lewis, back in from the cold to replace crocked Kelle Roos, knows warm words of support from the dressing room mean nothing compared to results.
He said: “Nobody here has the right to look at anyone else saying it’s their fault.
“Everyone needs to have a long, hard look at themselves in the mirror.
“We have to work as hard as we can as individuals and as a team to put this right.”
“It won’t be a quick fix. It’s something we have to address together.
