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2002–03 Hibernian F.C. season
Season 2002–03 was a disappointment for Hibernian, as the team finished in the bottom half of the Scottish Premier League in Bobby Williamson's first full season in charge. The team were also knocked out of the two domestic cup competitions at an early stage. In a preview for the next season, BBC Sport commented that the biggest problem "was a fragile defence that developed a nasty habit of conceding late goals".
== League season ==
Hibs got off to a very poor start to the league season, collecting only three points from a possible 18.〔(Brewster destroys Hibs ), ''Daily Telegraph'', 12 September 2002.〕 This included heavy defeats by Hearts and Dunfermline.〔 Former Hibs player Ulrik Laursen commented in the match programme for his new club, Celtic, that he believed former Hibs manager Alex McLeish (now at Rangers) was to blame for this decline in fortunes, due to his decision to release popular players such as Mixu Paatelainen and Stuart Lovell.〔(Laursen blames McLeish over Hibs ), ''Daily Telegraph'', 16 September 2002.〕 Hibs lost the game 1–0 at Celtic Park and remained bottom of the early league table,〔 but fortunes immediately improved, as Hibs won their next five league games in succession.
This revival meant that they were in a good league position going into the third Edinburgh derby of the season, on 2 January, where victory would mean that Hibs would leapfrog Hearts into third place.〔(High drama in Edinburgh derby ), BBC Sport, 2 January 2003.〕 Hibs twice took a two-goal lead, but conceded two goals (both scored by Graham Weir) late in stoppage time to gift Hearts a 4–4 draw.〔 Hibs then lost their next five league games and drifted down the league, eventually finishing in 7th place.
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