Hibs

Celtic and Rangers supporters are to get the whole of South Stand for their visits to Easter Road next month.

Hearts and Hibs are keen on signing Livingston centre-back Craig Halkett, according to the Daily Express.

Paul Heckingbottom won’t be taking any risks with Ryan Gauld’s fitness as he confirmed that the Hibs midfielder faces “another couple of weeks” on the sidelines.

Hibs’ official Twitter account was celebrated by fans after it put a Rangers fan in their place.

Thomas Agyepong is nearing a comeback after being plagued by a thigh problem since his last Hibs appearance in late November, Head Coach Paul Heckingbottom has revealed.

As well as trying to steer Hibs back towards the top six in his early weeks as head coach, Paul Heckingbottom must also contend with getting his own house in order.

Paul Heckingbottom has reassured Hibs’ Stevie Mallan that he will be a vital part of his plans despite not selecting the midfielder regularly when he managed him at Barnsley.

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Hearts and Hibs fans have watched a number of former stars make their way to the Premier League in England.

Few Hibs fans would have been surprised to learn that Rob Jones’ name was among the 100 or so who applied to become head coach at Easter Road following Neil Lennon’s shock departure.

Using statistics from the scouting and analytical website Wyscout, we have ranked the most ruthless finishers in the Scottish Premiership in the 2018/19 season.

Neil Lennon admits he’d be open to taking a job outside of British football as he eyes his next move in management.

Neil Lennon admits he may never escape the “dark clouds” that have hung over him in Scotland.

Rangers should have beaten Hibs in the 2016 Scottish Cup final but were running on empty, according to Mark Warburton.

Michael Appleton insists he won’t be able to explain why he didn’t become manager of Hibs without appearing “arrogant and disrespectful”.

New Hibs boss Paul Heckingbottom may still be in the very early stages of getting to know his players but, revealed striker Lewis Allan, they already have the lowdown on his assistant Robbie Stockdale thanks to the much acclaimed television programme Sunderland ’Til I Die.

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Paul Heckingbottom probably couldn’t have asked for much more in his first game in charge: a solid, comfortable win.

New Hibs boss Paul Heckingbottom has revealed how he was on the trail of Daryl Horgan long before he arrived at Easter Road.