Harry Mackirdy: Last News

The blond Mohican haircut. Socks down at his ankles and shirt hanging out his shorts. On visuals alone, it’s easy to form a perception of Harry McKirdy.

Elie Youan has backed “warrior” Harry McKirdy to bounce back from career-saving heart surgery even stronger after the rousing Easter Road reception that greeted his cameo against Motherwell.

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After an international break that saw Scotland seal their place at Euro 2024, we return to domestic duty this afternoon as Hibernian travel to Ibrox to face a Rangers side under new management following the arrival of Phillipe Clement.

Celtic are looking to keep up their impressive start to 2023 when Hibernian travel to Parkhead.

Hibs are bracing themselves for another injury blow with Aiden McGeady undergoing further scans on his hamstring.

St Mirren's incredible unbeaten home run came to a painful end as Elie Youan's second-half strike saw them suffer their first defeat on home soil since July.

Lee Johnson reckons Hibs have the best forward line in the Premiership outside the Old Firm – even better than city rivals Hearts.

Former Norwich City star Peter Grant has taken aim at Todd Cantwell and his "bad side" as the midfielder nears a move to Rangers.

Aiden McGeady is ready to face Rangers after making his first Hibs appearance for almost five months in Thursday's 1-0 friendly win over Raith Rovers.

Kilmarnock bounced back from three consecutive defeats to head into the World Cup break with a spring in their step.

Hibs striker Harry McKirdy has hinted at a potential move away from the club despite only joining the Scottish Premiership outfit just two months ago - by liking an Instagram comment.

Hibs have been handed a boost in their bid to finally give new striker Harry McKirdy his long-awaited full debut as the Englishman continues to count down the days until he can pull on a green shirt at Easter Road.

Hibs are set to sign Manchester United centre-back Will Fish on a season-long loan deal while negotiations over a move for Swindon striker Harry McKirdy continue.

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Swindon Town striker Harry McKirdy stole the show at the EFL Awards on Sunday night as he rocked up wearing a bucket hat and snazzy Chelsea-inspired trainers.The 25-year-old has enjoyed a stellar season with the Robins having struck 20 goals and directly laid on a further nine more in 39 appearances for the League Two outfit. McKirdy fired in a brace in Swindon's 3-0 success away to Hartlepool on Saturday to keep his side's play-off hopes alive, but that wasn't to be the only reason he would hit the headlines this weekend.Just over 24 hours after his double, the former Aston Villa academy graduate arrived at the swanky end-of-season EFL do sporting eyebrow-raising attire.

Swindon Town have issued a plea to track down a young Robins fan who wrote a touching letter to Harry McKirdy with 26p attached.The young fan, who signed the letter as Joe, is just six years old and outlined how he and his mother cannot afford to attend games at the County Ground.And the youngster then outlined his plans to come to attend and stuck 26p to the letter for Town star McKirdy.The touching note has gone viral on social media - with the club desperate to track down their junior support.The Robins tweeted: "We have received this letter from Town fan Joe, aged 6 and a half."We'd really love to get in touch with Joe, but we don't have a return address."If anyone recognises the writing or thinks they know who Joe is, please email supporters@swindontownfc.co.uk".And Swindon's attempts to track down Joe were aided by touched fans, who shared the tweet along with the hashtag #FindJoe.Life hasn't been particularly pleasant, both on and off the pitch, for Swindon over the past year, but they have shown signs of recovery under new owner Clem Morfuni this year.Swindon were dumped out of League One last term after a nightmare campaign under former Town chief Lee Power.But Power was ousted by Morfuni ahead of the new season - and the Australian supremo and new Robins head coach Ben Garner have got the club flying in the right direction again.The Robins are just outside the play-off places in League Two - despite a turbulent summer that saw them miss out on a host of transfer targets due to the drawn-out takeover process.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in