Hibs fan survey: Have your say on the transfer window, Kevin Nisbet contract, Scott Allan future and more

Hibs had a frantic end to the transfer window as they looked to bolster their squad ahead of the midnight deadline.
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A move for Dylan Tait was pushed through with two minutes to spare with the midfielder rejoining Raith Rovers on loan until January, however, time ran out on a move for St Mirren's Jamie McGrath.

The acquisition of Tait made it seven new signings in total at Easter Road this summer following the arrivals of Daniel Mackay, Jake Doyle-Hayes, Jamie Murphy and David Mitchell on permanent deals, while Nathan Wood and James Scott joined on loan.

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More importantly, perhaps, Hibs managed to keep hold of all their star players with Kevin Nisbet, Ryan Porteous and Josh Doig all staying put - until January at least - despite speculation over their future.

A new contract for Martin Boyle, after turning down a £500,000 approach from Aberdeen, was also a significant move.

But what do you make of the business done by Hibs this season? Is the squad strong enough to have a successful campaign in the league and challenge for silverware in the cup competitions?

We want your views on those key topics and much more.

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We will be running the survey until Friday and publishing the results in full.

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