#McInnesOut Angry bears call time up on the Staunch Revolution

After just three matches in charge he is already being dubbed as McWinless.

A draw at Dundee United followed by defeats to Jagiellonia and Hibs.

A year ago Russell Martin had delivered a European win over Panathinaikos and two draws in the SPFL.

Despite his staunch background and getting it McInnes has started worse than Martin, Phil Clement, Micky Beale and every one of the managers in the 14 year history of the Tribute Act.

Del Boy made six changes from the side that lost 2-1 to Jagiellonia on Thursday but ended up with the same scoreline.

Adding to the misery Youssef Chermiti appeared to suffer a serious knee injury while trying to foul Josh Mulligan.

With Celtic winning 5-1 away to Kilmarnock the pressure is piling up on the newest Ibrox boss.

Next up he faces cup ties against Jagiellonia and high flying St Mirren.

Today’s defeat didn’t go down well with Ibrox fans.

Despite being the staunchest manager since Ally McCoist, McInnes is being given little leeway by deluded fans that celebrated winning the Close Season Cup less than a fortnight ago.

Before the international break at the end of September McInnes has to take his side to Aberdeen, Falkirk and Celtic.

Three matches in and after making nine signings it is clear that McInnes has no idea about his Best XI.

BEARS IN DISTRESS AS MCINNES FLOPS

Captain Lawrence Shankland has barely had a look at goal in three matches.

The midfield is constantly being changed.

For the second half today Scotland star Findlay Curtis was played at right-back.

Hibs took the lead in the 12th minute from a Josh Campbell penalty.

With five minutes left to platy an own goal from Miguel Chaiwa gave the home side hope of a late points snatch.

There was a further goal but not as expected.

In the third minute of stoppage time a shot from substitute Callum Wright was deflected into the net off the foot of Tuur Rommens.

At the final whistle the remaining bears inside Ibrox booed their side off the park.

McInnes will now be slaughtered from every angle for four days.

If he fails to overturn the tie against Jagiellonia on Thursday Barry Ferguson could be back in the dug-out for the League Cup tie against St Mirren on Sunday.