SPFL boss responds to Hibs fears over ‘sporting integrity’after Kettlewell comment over Dundee issue

Although Hibs have sparked concerns about “sporting integrity,” Kettlewell is comforted by the fact that a victory would move Motherwell into the top six on goal differential if Dundee loses to Aberdeen. He did, however, acknowledge that it might not be possible to confirm the split and the top and bottom six on Saturday, which is unusual and has never happened before.
But since managers have different attitudes, if you questioned Nick Montgomery at Hibs, it might be different from him. I’m not here to speak for him, but there are a few possible outcomes.

It’s quite easy if I apply it to my club and team. Our one opportunity is to prevail in the match and receive that favour [from previous games]. Everyone has heard that I have strong opinions on everything that has occurred over the past week or so.

“I would totally comprehend if Hibs is thinking that way because there are various implications and possible outcomes. From their manager’s perspective, it can occasionally impact substitutions or your actions throughout a game. Would one point suffice? For you, will victory suffice?

“I’m sure Nick Montgomery is bringing Hibs here to win a football game, but things can happen during a game that alter a manager’s perspective. I could appreciate the debates about whether it’s better to refer to it as sporting integrity or just the manager’s approach or strategy.

However, I want to be quite clear that it has no bearing on me. The players and I are both aware of our own responsibilities, and the only way we can give ourselves a chance is if we score three points. And while it could still not be sufficient, it is what we should focus on.

Kettlewell continued, referring to Hibs’ riches as she spoke about the game itself: “In terms of having one game to have

Anticipate an exciting game against a formidable opponent. I’ve observed how Nick Montgomery has been able to make adjustments and modifications at Hibs. They have a lot of pace and threat throughout their team, and they are excellent ballers.

“I understand that some may argue that they haven’t performed well given their resources, and that may be true, but I think they’re a really strong team that is improving.”