Hibs manager Pat Fenlon knows there is more to his side than the goal threat posed by Leigh Griffiths. The striker was the provider on Sunday for Eoin Doyle's equaliser against Kilmarnock instead of the on-loan Wolves striker adding to his tally of 13 goals. After Killie striker Paul Heffernan had opened the scoring for the home side, Griffiths pulled the defence wide before setting up the Doyle to level from close range with his eighth of the season which gave the Easter Road side a valuable point.
Looking ahead to the visit of Ross County tomorrow, Fenlon said: "Doyle, in fairness, he has chipped in with a lot of goals. He does away with the myth that we are a one-man team and if Leigh doesn't score then we don't play. So I am delighted for him. He has been brilliant since the start of the season and the one thing he was probably missing was the end product and in fairness to Leigh, he contributed with the other side of the game by setting it up for him. Leigh does that, when you get goalscorers like him they are usually penalty box scorers but Leigh's general play is very good. He drops deeper and poses defenders problems, his movement and passing is good and obviously he scores goals."
Fenlon planned to look at his squad today before naming a team to take on the Staggies. Speaking on Christmas Eve, Fenlon said: "They will take a bit of confidence from Kilmarnock. Last week's (3-2) defeat against Motherwell was disappointing because if you get beat well you hold your hands up, but to play so well and lose it at the end can affect players. But we showed character to bounce back from it. We are in on Christmas Day for a training session and then we will get them ready for Ross County. We will look at where we are and then pick a team."