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It's a great pity if the club have to miss out on potential revenue from sales on the day due the character of some of the visiting fans.

Today at 13:00, Development League Football Hibernian v Inverness CT Oriam Performance Centre Oriam From Hibs official site The Hibernian Development Squad are back in action on Tuesday 4 October at 1pm at Oriam, as they take on Inverness Caledonian Thistle in the SPFL Development League. Hibernian remain unbeaten in the Development League so far this season, registering two wins and three draws from their opening five matches, with last week’s match against Rangers unfortunately postponed at half-time due to one of the match officials taking ill. The match is scheduled to be played outdoors at Oriam and entry to the game is via donation. Oli Shaw will not be in the squad for the game, due to the forward being called up for international duty with Scotland under-19s for their fixture against Sweden, with the game also scheduled to be played at Oriam on Tuesday. Shaw, 18, is currently on a development loan to Ladbrokes League One side Stenhousemuir and was included in the Scotland under-19 squad for last month’s trip to Greece for two international challenge matches. From Inverness Official site Erm, erm, Nothing? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hibs: Laidlaw; Eardley, Porteous, Waugh, Crane; Watson, Donaldson, S.Martin, F.Murray; I.Murray, J.Gullan. SUBS: P.Martin, Smith, O'Connor and Galantis Inverness CT: ?, ?, Gilchrist, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ? Updates from @HibsOfficial It's been a very strong start from Hibs, with Ryan Porteous and Jamie Gullan forcing saves. But the score remains 0-0 after 16 minutes. Hibs take the lead shortly before the half-hour mark, when a cross from Adam Watson, is met by Cameron Gilchrist, who finds his own net. 1-0 Hibs are down to 10 men for the rest of the game, after Scott Martin is sent off for a second bookable offence just before half time. Half-time here at Oriam in the SPFL Development League, where Hibernian lead Inverness by 1-0, but down to 10 men. Less than ten minutes remaining here at Oriam and the scores remains 1-0 to the hosts, despite Inverness' numerical advantage. Full Time 1-0, Hibs played whole second half with 10 men.

The only reason I knew about it at all was because I was there Jonny Addis headed in from a corner but Curtis Allen seemed to get the last touch and both clubs credit it to him. You can also see highlights on YouTube. Apologies for abandoning ICT at Hamilton but I had been planning this trip for a while and as most people agree, Hamilton is a sh!thole. Anyway, bring on The Rangers: I'll be there for that

Drop the Dead Donkey

It will never happen but it Scottish sports coverage on radio would be much the better if the frequencies were split turning one over to Celtic and The Rangers and those plethora of Weegie pundits and commentators obsessed with one or other of the 'cheeks' with the other frequency giving fair, impartial and even handed coverage to the other ten teams in the top division together with the thirty other clubs in the lower divisions many of which barely get a mention.

I make no apologies for this report. It's a football forum, deal with it. Cheers Johndo.