Kingsmills

Terrible news. This game of oyurs which seemed so important on saturday afternoon seems so trivial now.

Congratulations !

A good move for the lad, hope it doesn't come back to haunt us.

Astonishing scoreline. When was the last time a Scottish club other than a member of the Old Firm was still in Europe after christmas ?

Pure speculation

2,600 or so.

Denzil may just have to bide his time.

I'd still be surprised if the crowd fr the Kilmarnock game tops 4,000.

I wouldn't worry too much about that Andrew. Brew's tenure at Tannadice is still too fresh in the mind for him to be attractive to Hibs.

To be fair, McGhee is probably just shading it so far.

Sorry he didn't get the chance of a run in the first team. Best of luck to him for the future.

Sign him if we can get him on reasobable terms but he's not so good that we should allow either Dunfermline or the player to hold us to ransom.

I was factoring the 300 or so seats in the " singing section" into the equation. As far as remember, they were in use for the Rangers game. My understanding is that the club would have been able to sell tickets for them if the ground had otherwise sold out.

Yes, great save, Jim Calder would have been proud of that one !

Past experience suggests that sunday's fabulous result and performance will, unfortunately, make very little difference to ur crowds for the next few home matches. Don't forget we were 800 or so short of capacity on Sunday.

Out of those four, Jordan is probably the best option.

Yes, well done Chasetown.

I couldn't agree more. Long may it continue.

As you say, no great surprise given Brentford's recent terrible run of results. His record in management is patchy to say the least.

I'd be happy with a draw at Easrer Road with a view to bringing Hibs back to their least favourite venue.

I was dubious about what was, on paper. a very negative formation for a home match against a team against whom we have a very good record. However, credit must go to Brewster for getting it right in what turned out to be a really effective and entertaining performance. Niculae was head and shoulders above anyone else on the park and surely there can now be no question of parting company with Rankin in January after his recent run of form. The only down side was the cowd which was record low for a match against Hibs in Inverness but I guess it was no surprise that so few of their fans made the journry given their recent run of form.

I'd like to see Mark get an extended run in the Celtic team but only after having a right stinker on his return to the TCS.

Mac Donald is an exciting prospect who deserves an opportunity to show what e can do in the first team. The fact that he satisfies the under 21 rule will hopefully save him at least for now.

Proctor has done well. Stick with the man in possession as long as he's in form. Tokley is an ICT stalwart but he's let himself and the club down and not for the first time. I'm sure he'll return but Proctor has earned the right to retain his place for the time being.

A bit of a surprise there, Iwas convinced that he was about to team up with Robbo at East End Park.