New Hibs boss David Gray finally got his first victory at the fifth time of asking in a well deserved 2-0 victory at home to St Johnstone.
Goals from Mykola Kuharevich and Martin Boyle eased pressure on rookie Gray, who prior to the game had become the first boss since Bobby Williamson in 2002 to start the season with four consecutive defeats.
Easter Road has been renowned for instability on the managerial front in recent years and Gray will hope he can be the man to buck the trend after this summer becoming the 14th manager in the last 18 years.
But what are the previous 13 up to these days? Here’s all you need to know.
5. Paul Heckingbottom: Preston North End.
Paul Heckingbottom led Sheffield United to automatic promotion from the Championship in 2023, but was sacked earlier this season with the club winning just one of their opening 14 Premier League games. Recently appointed Preston boss. | Getty Images
6. Neil Lennon: Currently without a club
Neil Lennon guided Hibs to promotion from the Championship and European qualification. Since leaving he returned to former club Celtic - winning two further titles and one Scottish Cup. He also lifted silverware in Cyprus with Omonia before short-lived spell at Rapid Bucharest. | Getty Images
7. Alan Stubbs: Currently without a club
2016 Scottish Cup winner Alan Stubbs has struggled since leaving Easter Road - winning just three of his 23 games combined at both Rotherham United and St Mirren. Has been without a club since September 2018. | Getty Images
8. Terry Butcher: Currently without a club
Has managed both Newport County and the Philippines national team since leaving Easter Road. The 77-time England international has been without a club since 2018. | Getty Images