Where the last 13 Hibs managers are now: One at Premier League giant and seven without clubs

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.