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Emiliano Marcondes could hold the key to Hibs unlocking a first win over Rangers in 10 meetings on Saturday. But should he produce the goods on the big stage at Ibrox he’ll also be opening the door to bigger and better offers arriving in the summer.
Neil Lennon has taken a swipe at 'pedantic' Hearts - and branded the row over Rangers covering up their badge as 'a non-story.'
Emiliano Marcondes and Myziane Maolida have started producing the kind of magic that might yet help conjure up a Euro spot for Hibs. Unfortunately even Bill Foley’s wand is unlikely to see either loan star extend their spell at Easter Road beyond the end of May.
Adam Idah's arrival at Celtic is the 'boot up the backside' Kyogo Furuhashi has needed.
Tam McManus called for sense as a sea of sectarianism and sickening behaviour threatens to drown our game again. The former Hibs striker and now Record Sport pundit wrote in his column the fumes of alcohol are fanning the filth in Scottish football and that every club should follow his old one in calling out their own fans. Something Al Connolly, Muirend, Glasgow , wholeheartedly agreed with. He said: “Well said, Tam. Hibs have problems with their own support but the club acknowledged this. It’s time every other team did the same – from Rangers to Celtic, Hearts – and the rest.” Now for this impassioned address from Scott Scott, Grassmoor: “I still walk down Easter Road and Edmiston Drive being abused verbally as a ‘dirty fenian b******’. So rather than belittling Hibs for wanting to rid our game of all morons, why not help them turn our country into a modern all encompassing society that welcomes all faiths, colours and sects? To do nothing is cowardly and inexcusable. It’s 2024 not 1690.”
It was 20 years ago last month but it still feels like yesterday – and it was a day that can still be used for inspiration today.
Head of first-team recruitment Mark Lawwell may not be the only one to leave Celtic if they fail to win the title this term.