Josh Doig: Last News

Micky Mellon has admitted he has no idea what is deemed a penalty after his side were denied a stonewaller against Hibs. Struggling United crashed 2-0 at home to Hibs but were denied a possible comeback when referee Gavin Duncan and his officials missed a blatant handball from Josh Doig.

Ianis Hagi that saw off an excellent Hibs side. The visitors could have scored in the first minute when Josh Doig burst past James Tavernier to deliver a cross to the far post where Martin Boyle arrived to send his shot into the side netting.It was a real let off for the home side and a sign that Hibs, who came to Ibrox on the back of a nine game unbeaten run, weren’t content to just sit and park the bus.

Jeremie Frimpong. Experienced replacement Lewis Stevenson didn’t have any better luck trying to halt Celtic’s in-form kid and Ross said Doig had nothing to regret after the 3-0 defeat.He said: “Look, it was difficult.

Hibs can cope with their losses to make a strong push in the Premiership. And the Irish ace wants to make it impossible for boss Jack Ross to leave him out for the gruelling upcoming campaign.

Celtic to a 3-1 win over Hibs in their pre-season friendly as Leigh Griffiths made his return.The hastily-arranged game came just 24 hours after a meeting with Ross County and the players who started that game were given the afternoon off.It was a positive start from Hibs, who were exploiting Celtic in wide areas and causing plenty of problems.It was through that they scored their first goal, Ben Stirling unleashing Daryl Horgan down the right to curl in a perfect cross.Youngster Josh Doig who met it at the back post, firing past Connor Hazard with a left-footed volley.A much-changed Hibs team looked confident and composed, but they were guilty of over-playing as they conceded an equaliser.Melker Hallberg dwelled too long on the ball and