Hibernian: August 2009 Archives

John Hughes does not expect any high-profile departures from Hibs before the transfer window closes on Tuesday.

Ex-Hibs boss Jim Duffy believes his former club can claim third spot in the SPL after seeing his Brechin side brushed aside.

Falkirk manager Eddie May has issued a 'hands off' warning to anyone interested in Darren Barr, Scott Arfield and Tam Scobbie.

Hibs new-boy Anthony Stokes has urged fellow striker Colin Nish to reject interest from Scunthorpe and stay at Easter Road.

New Hibernian striker Anthony Stokes could be given his debut against Falkirk while Merouane Zemmama could also return.

Hibs boss John Hughes says he will keep faith with goalkeeper Yves Ma-Kalambay against Falkirk despite his error against St Mirren.

John Hughes says he is looking forward to the start of the English reserve leagues as he looks to bring in some youngsters.

Debutant teenage goalscorer David Wotherspoon says he chose to join Hibernian because of their focus on giving youth a chance to shine.

John Hughes has called for his Hibs squad to make Easter Road a fortress this season, after an opening day victory over St Mirren.

Ian Murray is suspended and Jonatan Johansson is out injured for the opener against St Mirren on Saturday.

Hibernian boss John Hughes has challenged Abdessalam Benjelloun to get his head right in order to secure his future at the club.

John Hughes is certain that Merouane Zemmama will be fit for Hibernian's SPL curtain-raiser with St Mirren on Saturday.

Hibs have doubts over six key players, including Merouane Zemmama and Jonatan Johansson, ahead of Saturday's clash with St Mirren.

New signing Graham Stack recognises he has a fight on his hands to become the Hibernian number one goalkeeper.

John Hughes has sent a message to his Hibs players by stating that no one is guaranteed a starting role at Easter Road this season.

Hibs say Kurtis Byrne may still be fit for the opening game of the SPL season despite undergoing an operation this week.

John Hughes does not expect any high-profile departures from Hibs before the transfer window closes on Tuesday.

Ex-Hibs boss Jim Duffy believes his former club can claim third spot in the SPL after seeing his Brechin side brushed aside.

Falkirk manager Eddie May has issued a 'hands off' warning to anyone interested in Darren Barr, Scott Arfield and Tam Scobbie.

Hibs new-boy Anthony Stokes has urged fellow striker Colin Nish to reject interest from Scunthorpe and stay at Easter Road.

New Hibernian striker Anthony Stokes could be given his debut against Falkirk while Merouane Zemmama could also return.

Hibs boss John Hughes says he will keep faith with goalkeeper Yves Ma-Kalambay against Falkirk despite his error against St Mirren.

John Hughes says he is looking forward to the start of the English reserve leagues as he looks to bring in some youngsters.

Debutant teenage goalscorer David Wotherspoon says he chose to join Hibernian because of their focus on giving youth a chance to shine.

John Hughes has called for his Hibs squad to make Easter Road a fortress this season, after an opening day victory over St Mirren.

Ian Murray is suspended and Jonatan Johansson is out injured for the opener against St Mirren on Saturday.

Hibernian boss John Hughes has challenged Abdessalam Benjelloun to get his head right in order to secure his future at the club.

John Hughes is certain that Merouane Zemmama will be fit for Hibernian's SPL curtain-raiser with St Mirren on Saturday.

Hibs have doubts over six key players, including Merouane Zemmama and Jonatan Johansson, ahead of Saturday's clash with St Mirren.

New signing Graham Stack recognises he has a fight on his hands to become the Hibernian number one goalkeeper.

John Hughes has sent a message to his Hibs players by stating that no one is guaranteed a starting role at Easter Road this season.

Hibs say Kurtis Byrne may still be fit for the opening game of the SPL season despite undergoing an operation this week.