Jack Ross: Last News

Jack Ross believes his Hibs side are going through their stickiest patch as Scotland’s third force - but reckons they can still stop the rut against Celtic.

Hibs defender Ryan Porteous has opened up on the "off the scale" abuse he received after being sent off against Rangers.

Nathan Wood is determined to show Neil Warnock he made the right move in joining Hibs.

Jack Ross slammed his Hibs side's performance as "lazy and selfish" as they slipped to fifth on the back of an Easter Road horror show.

Jack Ross isn't too proud to admit many of his Hibs coaching methods are "stolen."

Craig Moore admits second spot is the very minimum that will be accepted from the Celtic board this season.

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Rangers playmaker Joe Aribo. With Hibs leading, the centre-back flew into a tackle on the Nigeria international before Nick Walsh brandished the red card.

Alfredo Morelos delivered for Rangers on Armed Forces Day to send Steven Gerrard’s men back to the Scottish Premiership summit. But the Ibrox side were made to work for it against Hibs as they were forced to come from behind after Kevin Nisbet’s early opener for the visitors.And there was a huge turning point as Ryan Porteous was shown a straight red card by referee Nick Walsh on the half hour mark for a lung on Joe Aribo.

Hibs now have the mental strength to go to Ibrox and WIN. The big keeper will be a key man against champions Rangers on Sunday in their top-of-the-table clash.

Rangers after their Europa League disappointment during the week. A 1-0 loss to Sparta Prague will have left Steven Gerrard hurting and itching to set the record straight when his charges return to Ibrox this weekend.

Hearts and Motherwell have both written to the SPFL to ask for clarity on the current rules as both Celtic and Rangers continue to just allow home fans through the turnstiles.And former St Mirren boss Jack Ross was emphatic in his support for away fans being accommodated for every game ahead of Hibernian’s trip to Ibrox this weekend.He said: “In terms of the spirit of the competition and what this country is built on in terms of fanbases and visiting supports, I don’t think it is healthy for the game.”Renfrewshire Live, the new free app dedicated to bringing you around the clock breaking news, is now available to download.Powered by the Paisley Daily Express, Renfrewshire Live is your go-to source for news, features and sport with live

Hibs impressed on two visits to Ibrox last season. They were in good company of course with no Premiership side managing to plunder anything from Govan in terms of league business as Rangers romped to the title.

Hibs against Rangers. The former Ibrox winger suffered a hamstring injury against Livingston last month but Jack Ross revealed he has trained all week and could be included in the squad for Sunday’s top of the table clash.

Premier Sports Cup semi-finals have learned the kick-off times for their matches. The last four ties in the League Cup will be played in November, with an exiting line-up for fans and neutrals but punters face a sweat to get there ahead of a looming Scotrail strike planned.

Premier Sports Cup in November. The Ibrox side will take on Jack Ross' in-form team for the chance to face Celtic or St Johnstone in the Final, and will do so in a familiar position.

Hibs are knocking on the door and this could finally be the year when they deliver silverware again. Jack Ross’ side sit second in the league and entertain St Johnstone this weekend after booking a semi-final slot against Rangers in the Premier Sports Cup.

Jack Ross admitted he and his Hibs stars will return to Hampden still hurting. The Easter Road club saw off Dundee United 3-1 to book their place in the last four of the Premier Sports Cup.

Premier Sports Cup. Rangers and St Johnstone have already punched their ticket to Mount Florida on the weekend of November 20.

Jack Ross and at just 19 is expected to have a big future in the game. Doig was linked with a move to the English Premier League in the summer, with West Ham United and Burnley said to be interested.

Hibs ’ top stars. But the Leith boss admits he will be disappointed if he is not checking in a fresh batch of arrivals before Tuesday’s transfer deadline.Ross confirmed the club are in talks with Kevin Nisbet and is hopeful the striker will follow Martin Boyle ’s lead and sign a new deal.