Hibernian head coach David Gray: Because you lose the first goal in the game, you can't be disappointed with a point, especially against a good side.
"Our first half an hour was very good. We were more like ourselves. Really good, aggressive patterns of play.
"Frustrating thing from my point of view is the majority of chances we give up are through transitions. The biggest thing is to make sure you find a way back in, a test of character. The game probably became a little bit too stretched.
"A draw is probably a fair result. We haven't lost any ground [on Motherwell], which is positive. We're working really hard to try to add to the group. If we can get January right, it gives us a real chance to end the season strongly."
After being asked if there has been any transfer approach for striker Kieron Bowie, Gray says: "There's always going to be speculation. You mention Kieron [Bowie] there, every week I seem to be getting asked questions about the younger players.
"That's because they're doing well at the moment. Kieron, Josh Mulligan, we've got a lot of young players who are really hard working with a long way to go.
"It's great Kieron gets his goal today, but there are a lot of areas to keep working on and he knows that. The fact people are speculating about our players says we are going in the right direction."
When asked how important it is that Hibs get value for their players, if they club decide to sell, Gray adds: "It's a business. It's definitely down to what the ownership think is the right thing to do.
"One thing I know, and the support from above, is all about moving this club forward. No decision will be made unless [the ownership] think it's the right thing for the football club. I don't see that changing any time soon."
