Andy Halliday revealed his anger in the dressing room ofHeartsafter handing over the equalizer for the final blow to Hibernian.
Jumbo was aiming for his third derby victory in a spin with a city rival after opening on Easter Road with his first league goal at Lawrence Shankland's Wines. His strike seemed enough to claim all three points when the last few seconds of the game were ticking.
However,Martin Boylemarked a return to Reese with a dramatic slow intervention. The forward was registered to play just before the match, off the bench after signing a three-year contract with Hibernian on his return from Al-Faisaly. He rode the end of Erie Yuan's cutback and stabbed Craig Gordon, sending three-quarters of the stadium to the wild. ..
Holidaywas introduced late as Robbie Neilson watched the match and returned to the capital with the right to brag. They were only a few seconds away from doing so and were stabbed shortly after not being able to keep outHibs.
Holiday admitted that the remote dressing room was an angry place on Sunday afternoon. But sleeping on it allowed him and his teammates to see a bigger picture. When asked on the
Clyde Super Scoreboard if it was a ferocious place, Halliday replied: In the aftermath of the game, you feel that calm, especially in the derby when you make concessions very late. But when you wake up the next day, you see it and put it in context. You are approaching a rival, it is a difficult place to go, and in the worst scenario you run away with points.
"I don't think I won the top spot in the first two games of the season. It will take some time, but hopefully there will be some big games coming up, so sooner or later.
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