Bemused Michael Stewart cannot imagine what he is seeing at Hibs - however says it has been coming ever since they sacked Jack Ross.
The Easter Highway membership are in a state of turmoil having sacked their second supervisor of the season in Shaun Maloney earlier this month.
He was introduced in to interchange Ross in December however lasted simply three months earlier than Ron Gordon pulled the set off after failing to make the highest six.
The hunt begins for his or her new boss and Document Sport understands they've met with no less than ten potential candidates.
Former Actual Madrid and Chelsea assistant Paul Clement is a type of and a high-profile listing together with Roy Keane and Phillip Cocu have been linked.
Stewart although is not positive a giant title is what Hibs want - and reckons they need to attempt to replicate the "stability" that they had below Ross.
And the pundit, who performed for each Hibs and Edinburgh rivals Hearts, insists the primary mistake of their present downward spiral was sacking Ross within the first place.
Requested to debate their method to discovering a brand new supervisor on BBC's Open All Mics, he stated: "Nothing's been stated formally however there is not any smoke with out fireplace with a few of the names which have been linked.
"There's bought to be some type of contact with a few of them and it seems they are going for large names, glitz and glamour.
"Is that precisely what Hibs want? I am not 100 per cent positive.
"I am unable to stress sufficient how poor a call it was to do away with Jack Ross. They'd stability.
"I do know that there have been a bit of the supporters that did not take to Jack, bizarrely as I am involved. He bought them to 3rd for the primary time in 16 years, getting them into semi-finals and finals.
"It was disappointing that they by no means received something however there was a transparent technique and a plan with the gamers they have been figuring out and bringing in.
"I believed they have been in a reasonably good place. A whole lot of it, by way of the place they're now, has been self-inflicted.
"How do you rectify that? I feel you attempt to replicate it and I am not seeing that with the names we're speaking about."