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Premiership in his first top-flight season. He’s watched as Martin Boyle has ripped defences apart with his pace and precision.

Hibs boss is preparing his team for another massive Scottish Cup weekend at ghost-like Hampden – less than a week after almost 1000 snooker followers were allowed to watch the world final with no social distancing, left. Ross believes our game’s authorities have “rolled over” and accepted that there will be no fans until next season, even though Hampden will have 12,500 inside it next month for four European Championship matches.

Arsenal in January. He made his debut against Celtic within days of signing and has made five appearances in total for Jack Ross ' team.

Hibs will turn full focus on their Scottish Cup horizon after failing to hit the heights in defeat to St Johnstone. The Easter Road boss believes next weekend's semi-final against Dundee United is now the priority as they maintained a three point third place Premiership advantage over Aberdeen despite a below par display which saw a Ryan Porteous error allow Saints to score the decisive goal.

Hibs to a third semi-final in a row – then challenged his players to go on and win the Scottish Cup. The Easter Road side emerged victorious from a thrilling quarter-final tie against Motherwell on Saturday night, winning a penalty shoot-out after a 2-2 draw.

Hibs to league and cup glory. Kevin Nisbet and Martin Boyle stuck in Wednesday night’s 2-1 win against Livingston to secure European football at Easter Road and along with along with Christian Doidge, took their total to 43 for the season.

Hibs to fire their way back to Hampden and bust their semi-final curse after watching his side dump Queen of the South in last night’s fiery third-round tie.The Hibees avoided any slip-up at snowy Palmerston with a Christian Doidge double paving the way for a 3-1 win with Martin Boyle adding a third.Hibs have been semi final losers in the last three domestic cup competitions - losing to St Johnstone, Hearts and Celtic.But Ross has set his sights on silver and knows his side now stand just four wins away from glory after setting up a fourth round tie away to Stranraer.

Scott Allan will spend the rest of the season on loan at Inverness as he looks to build up his match fitness. The playmaker missed the start of the campaign after scans detected a heart condition.

Jack Ross believes Christian Doidge can help fire his side to a third-place finish after the striker finally halted his barren run in front of goal. The Welsh frontman struck the equaliser in the Hibees' 1-1 draw at Livingston to stop a 16-game drought.And his relief was clear to see with the Easter Road side going ever closer to their goal of pipping Aberdeen to this season's coveted spot that could give the Edinburgh side a crack at group stage European football.

The call-up is Nisbet's first international recognition at any age group with Scotland.The 24 year-old has flourished since joining Jack Ross' side in the summer and he's proven his goalscoring ability in the top-flight.Nisbet has scored 14 goals in all competitions this season and bagged his first strike since January in the weekend win over Ross County after a turbulent few months.“Yeah, I’m buzzing. It’s been a long season and I’ve been there or thereabouts a few times this season but I've just not made the cut.

The Cambuslang born striker scored his first goal for Hibs at the weekend since his £3million pound January move to Birmingham City broke down.Nisbet has been a revelation for Jack Ross' side this season scoring 14 goals in all competitions and Clarke explained why he's been called up for the triple header against Austria, Israel and Faroe Islands. Speaking to Sky Sports News, Clarke said: "Kevin's shown this year that he's a good goal scorer.

Hibs youngster Murray Johnson in what could be a £250,000 swoop.The promising keeper is on the verge of a move to the English Premier League outfit.A deal is close to being struck that will see the teenager move to the Midlands club in the summer.Johnson, who has been training with Jack Ross’ first team, recently signed a new deal at Easter Road and there will also be further incentives and add-ons built into the Wolves move.The academy graduate was called up to the Scotland Under-17 team in 2020, having earned three caps for the U16s.The 16-year-old has attracted interest from a string of top English clubs like Chelsea, Manchester City and Arsenal.Meanwhile, Hibs striker Ethan Laidlaw is also attracting interest from England’s top flight

Jack Ross welcomed Kevin Nisbet back on the goal trail and then challenged him to finish the season in style by ensuring Hibs seal third and he ends as the Premiership’s top scorer.Sub Nisbet came off the bench against Ross County to score his first goal since he put in his January transfer request in the final days of the window, after Birmingham City had several bids turned down.It was a vital one as it put Hibs, who had lost their last two, six clear of Aberdeen and in the driving seat to be the best of the rest, behind the Old Firm.Ross said: “Kevin is a young man who has had a fairly steep upward curve in his career - and rightly so.“The rewards that are on offer on the other side of the border are fairly significant.“For any

Hibernian and will leave Easter Road at the end of the season.The Israel international goalkeeper’s decision comes as a hammer blow to manager Jack Ross as he looks to put his squad in place for next season.Marciano has established himself as one of Scotland’s top goalkeeper’s in five years in Leith but earlier this week admitted he has ambitions to play in the Premier League.A new deal has been on the table for the 31-year-old, who has also been linked with Celtic and Hapoel Be'er Sheva in his homeland, since last year.And Ross admits he could now face a major rebuild of his goalkeeping department with Matt Macey and Kevin Dabrowski also out of contract in the summer. Ross said: “Ofir won’t accept the deal.

Hibs.The Israel cap is out of contract in the summer and is waiting until the summer before deciding if he wants to remain at Easter Road.The 31-year-old is in talks with the club but boss Jack Ross admits there may come a point where they have to "draw a line" under negotiations and look for a new stopper.The goalkeeper has now opened the door to leaving the capital side after five years with the club after the end of the Premiership campaign.

Hibs blew a chance to increase their lead in third place.The Easter Road boss’ afternoon was summed up when he talked his way into rookie ref David Dickinson’s book for protesting what he thought was a foul on Christian Doidge deep into injury time.It came just a day after Ross called for another summit between managers and referees to help defuse a “them and us mentality”.In the end Aberdeen only clawed a single point back in the battle for third after drawing with Hamilton.But Ross said: “Really frustrated. We were the better team, second half I thought we were excellent dominating a good side in their own stadium.“So it’s a day of frustration not taking at least a point.“If I deserved to get booked, I deserve to get booked.

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Hibs deal and sees the dual benefit of the contract to both himself and the club.The 18-year-old academy kid has shown the chops to be a future star since being thrust into the spotlight by Jack Ross earlier in the season.Arsenal and Manchester City are known to be admirers of the relentlessly energetic left-back and Hibs have moved to ensure he won't be going anywhere on the cheap.He's now tied down until 2025 and the Scotland Under-18s international is delighted to get both better terms and more security for the future.He said: "I'm clueless about all that valuation stuff - maths was never my strongest subject."But I think this new deal does give a bit of security to both me and the club."I was already signed to 2023 under my previous

drawing 1-1 with Rangers, hammering derby rivals Motherwell 4-1 last weekend and taking a point off of St Mirren on Wednesday night in a 1-1 draw. And this weekend they travel to the capital to take on Jack Ross' Hibs, who are on a run of three straight victories.The only way to watch the clash is via Hibs TV, but the game will be available for all to view on a pay-per-view basis.

Hibs side for delivering a “big performance in a big game” after they put daylight between themselves and Aberdeen in the Scottish Premiership courtesy of a Martin Boyle double.The winger slotted home from the penalty spot in the first half before racing on to a Lewis Stevenson through ball in the second as the Easter Road side strengthened their grip on third.Ross had been criticised by some sections of the green and white faithful for his record in ‘big games’ with just two wins recorded in his meetings with Aberdeen, city rivals Hearts and Celtic and Rangers over his 14-month reign.But after opening up a five point gap to Derek McInnes men and ten point margin over Livingston, who fell to defeat at St Johnstone, the Easter Road boss is

Derek McInnes reckons his passion for the club is such that he loves it "more than any other supporter out there".The Dons gaffer is under pressure after slipping to fourth place in the league during a tough spell that has seen his men pick up only one win in the last seven matches.With key attackers Scott Wright leaving for Rangers and Ryan Hedges now out for the season with injury, it feels like fate is conspiring against the former St Johnstone boss.Today's game against Hibs is crucial with Jack Ross' side their closest challengers to be the Scottish Premiership's third force, although Livingston's incredible run has also put them in contention.And ahead of the match, McInnes was keen to stress his deep-seated passion for the club