'Gray releases the shackles' - a sign of things to come from Hibs?

[BBC] We asked for your views after Hibs hit back from a 2-0 first-leg deficit to overcome Malisheva and reach the third round of Conference League qualifying. Here are some of your comments: Robbie: Job done in the end. Yes the away leg was well below par, but ultimately it's about going through. It was great to see David Gray release the shackles slightly, shows what we can do as an attacking force if given the freedom. If we can do that more often than not this year we'll be in for a decent finish in the league. William: We qualified, thats the main thing. Bit sloppy with the passing and missed a few sitters. Jury still out, Motherwell will reveal if any progress has been made. I feel the next tie at home might be coming a bit quick for us, as it's a must win. Kenny: This was a must win for the manager but the fans will demand more of the same instead of the the boring football served up last season. We need to see a Hibs team play of the front foot and get into teams. The fans don't mind losing a game if beaten by a better team but the won't stand for tippy-tappy football we played all last season. John: Great performance up until the last 20 minutes. Again Joe Newell cost uswith slack defending. Again Hibs were in total control, subs are made and the game changes for the worse. Graeme: Some sort of redemption after the debacle of last week, but far from outstanding against a side that were no better than an average non-league outfit. The fact we were hanging on at the end is a concern. We should have been home and hosed before half-time. Ross: Let's not get too excited by that. A few standout performances - Owen Elding, Miguel Chaiwa and Martin Boyle - and credit to Nathan Lowe for fantastic workrate. Felix Passlack and Jason Kerr also very good. Unless we play at the tempo we showed on Thursday night, things can easily go south.