KP update

[Oscar T Grouch]

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Hopefully some vegan options on the menu. It's growing rapidly in the UK. Probably won't need much additions, Fruit Pastilles are now vegan, Cadbury Bournville chocolate is vegan and readily available, a sachet of plant based milk for tea and coffee's, Walkers Ready Salted, Salt & Vinegar are vegan. The only "specialist" product you're gonna need to add is a few frozen pies.



Also surely next season is the time to get the standing section on the goal behind the goal? Mental that a rugby stadium in Edinburgh (Edinburgh's new one) has more standing places (around 2000) than Easter Road despite the capacity being about 13000 less than ER.

That is a weird one, I stopped eating it because it says on their website not suitable for someone with a milk allergy. But looking at the ingredients list there is no milk/dairy in it. Possibly down to the risk of cross contamination within their factory. A bit like Bisto, it is essentially a vegan product (no animal products used) but it is made in a factory that deals with a lot of meat and therefore cannot be certified vegan. I would love it if we could get a vegan pie but I have had so many disappointments when it comes to vegan them, maybe the Ginster Vegan pasties would be a good idea, they are delicious. Got a vegan pie at Killie once and it was pretty gross, undercooked and tasteless.

[Billy Whizz]

KP, who’s responsible for the catering offering at Hibs

[Sioux]

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That is a weird one, I stopped eating it because it says on their website not suitable for someone with a milk allergy. But looking at the ingredients list there is no milk/dairy in it. Possibly down to the risk of cross contamination within their factory. A bit like Bisto, it is essentially a vegan product (no animal products used) but it is made in a factory that deals with a lot of meat and therefore cannot be certified vegan. I would love it if we could get a vegan pie but I have had so many disappointments when it comes to vegan them, maybe the Ginster Vegan pasties would be a good idea, they are delicious. Got a vegan pie at Killie once and it was pretty gross, undercooked and tasteless.

Presumably providing such a bespoke offering will need to be cost effective. Expect to pay over the odds to ensure that this is not a loss making exercise.

[Oscar T Grouch]

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Presumably providing such a bespoke offering will need to be cost effective. Expect to pay over the odds to ensure that this is not a loss making exercise.

Being vegan you sorta get used to paying over the odds for processed vegan food, nae meat in vegan sausages but they are 2 to 3 times more expensive than meat bangers. Ginsters probably isn't a goer but there will be options out there. Veganism and Vegetarianism are growing rapidly, especially in the younger generations, so it would be good to have vegan options available.

[GreenCastle]

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Hopefully some vegan options on the menu. It's growing rapidly in the UK. Probably won't need much additions, Fruit Pastilles are now vegan, Cadbury Bournville chocolate is vegan and readily available, a sachet of plant based milk for tea and coffee's, Walkers Ready Salted, Salt & Vinegar are vegan. The only "specialist" product you're gonna need to add is a few frozen pies.



Also surely next season is the time to get the standing section on the goal behind the goal? Mental that a rugby stadium in Edinburgh (Edinburgh's new one) has more standing places (around 2000) than Easter Road despite the capacity being about 13000 less than ER.

Decent ideas.

It would have been perfect time to install standing behind the FF goal. Would even help with social distancing etc and be a way Hibs could use the extra time to reallocate any fans who were affected / put the kids section in West Lower or South Lower for Cat B games.

Some seats in FF lower are worn and need replaced so why waste money doing that when an exciting new part of the ground can be open when fans return.

[Power]

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Keiran

Wee query mate. Any chance that those who renew early bird on the PP could have the 4 month finance option that those who renew later on get as opposed to the 11 instalments?

Good shout Sean. Club is aware of feedback to have finance options (a short and long) available at the same time ✅ I’m hopeful.

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KP, who’s responsible for the catering offering at Hibs

Catering still to be finalised in full B - it’ll be multiple partnerships - club is keen for an offering that is unique to Hibs and allows flexibility.

[Antifa Hibs]

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Presumably providing such a bespoke offering will need to be cost effective. Expect to pay over the odds to ensure that this is not a loss making exercise.

Doesn't need to be overly bespoke. I got 4 frozen vegan "sausage rolls" at Iceland for £1.50. I'm sure Hibs and their caterers could get them even cheaper than 37.5p per unit and still make a tidy profit when they flog them at over two quid.

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That is a weird one, I stopped eating it because it says on their website not suitable for someone with a milk allergy. But looking at the ingredients list there is no milk/dairy in it. Possibly down to the risk of cross contamination within their factory. A bit like Bisto, it is essentially a vegan product (no animal products used) but it is made in a factory that deals with a lot of meat and therefore cannot be certified vegan. I would love it if we could get a vegan pie but I have had so many disappointments when it comes to vegan them, maybe the Ginster Vegan pasties would be a good idea, they are delicious. Got a vegan pie at Killie once and it was pretty gross, undercooked and tasteless.

Good point. I think for things to be classed as vegan they need to be certified as such. IE no cross contamination, probably can't be owned by a company who sells anything to China who might do animal testing on it. Guess an easier way would to be to call it a "Plant-based" menu then its upto the individual if they want to go for it. Personally having a vegan pukka pie (very good BTW) thats been cooked in the same oven as the mince pies wouldn't bother me in the slightest but I guess for the hardcore out their it would be a no go.

[hibsforeurope]

When are season tickets likely to be on sale for next season? The longer I have the cash sitting the more likely it is I’ll spend it on something else.

[MurrayfieldHibs]

Thanks for posting the fox picture KP. I am not on twitter so this is the first time I have seen this

My Seat.jpg

Looking forward to getting back to the West Lower next season so the foxes don't hassle me while I eat my half time prawn sandwiches (crusts off)

[ian cruise]

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Hopefully some vegan options on the menu. It's growing rapidly in the UK. Probably won't need much additions, Fruit Pastilles are now vegan, Cadbury Bournville chocolate is vegan and readily available, a sachet of plant based milk for tea and coffee's, Walkers Ready Salted, Salt & Vinegar are vegan. The only "specialist" product you're gonna need to add is a few frozen pies.



Also surely next season is the time to get the standing section on the goal behind the goal? Mental that a rugby stadium in Edinburgh (Edinburgh's new one) has more standing places (around 2000) than Easter Road despite the capacity being about 13000 less than ER.

I get the thinking behind "it's only 90 minutes, people can go without a snack" argument however I think this is where football in general let's itself down compared to other sports.

It should feel like a day out, we should be encouraging people to arrive early and have a drink (obviously alcohol ban hampers this) and make the whole experience something families can enjoy. Plant based diets are more and more common so should be accommodated.

Likewise having screens in the foyers and a big screen pitch side showing some of the YouTube content rather than just a playlist of old tunes over a rickety tannoy would add to the overall feel. That's fine for hardened fans but you don't want the next generations to feel like going to the game is a chore.

[Power]

Evening all,

I’ve posted an update for March here - https://tinyurl.com/3k7x723m

As always, I’ll lift and drop the text into this forum too - pictures will be available in the link.

Past updates for 2020 and 2021 can be found here https://kieranpower858.wixsite.com/kpupdate-1/

Keep doing what you do, Here if you need me - kpower@hibernianfc.co.uk ✅

[Power]

A whole year without going to the football or Easter Road. Quite simply, that’s crap. However, it is looking very positive for next season - especially if we all keep doing the right things and the vaccine programme continues to go well - noises from the scottish government are positive.

Always available if you need me for anything kpower@hibernianfc.co.uk



Murray Milligen's picture earlier in the month captured Easter Road in all it's beauty. I'm more than hopeful the stadium will be glowing more than we know it on our return -


This month has passed in a bit of blur. Hibs have now won more away games this season (10) than they did in the entirety of last season both home and away. The club have never won eleven top flight away games in one season. Two away fixtures left to do it. I'm greedy. I want them both, especially our next away league fixture. No reason why we canny'.


Notice was received recently that the club AGM is being held next Wednesday, 7th April, at 3pm. Our annual accounts were also released. The club is in a good position to come out of the other end of COVID from a combination of quick action and tremendous backing from supporters through season ticket sales.

That backing won't be forgotten about.

Jack Ross commented after our win in Ross County - "We know supports have committed to the club this year with no reward in terms of being in the stadium. So, for us, there's a drive to get the club into Europe. That hopefully coincides with getting people back in."

Taken from the letter to shareholders - “Your Board and I would like to thank all those who supported the Club during the 19/20 season, especially in view of the challenges imposed on the Club and football in general by the Covid-19 pandemic. We are particularly grateful to our season ticket holders, the players and coaching staff, and the entire team at Hibernian FC for their tireless work behind the scenes to help the Club navigate the public health and financial challenges of the ongoing pandemic. Gratefully, the vaccine programme combined with the restrictions of recent months are bringing the pandemic under control, and the outlook for football in 2021 is starting to look brighter. We believe that in the foreseeable future we will be able to welcome you back to Easter Road. That will be a very special and wonderful day for us all.”

Squad has eyes on the prize for finishing the season as strong as possible. Genuine belief they can seal 3rd and go the next step in the Scottish Cup after three semi final appearances in the last three cup competitions (new Scottish Cup dates can be found here).

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I’ve been working with the club on a number points recently - providing direct feedback from supporters. The club has been fantastic considering all verbatim sent on.

Improvements to Hibs TV - short term and long term.

Recognising Supporter loyalty in 2020 and 2021 - the backing Hibs fans have shown the last 12 months has been extraordinary and it's recognising that for next seasons offering and beyond (Season Tickets should be released in April, especially now we have a stronger understanding of where we're going as a country from late summer onwards).

Club Content - The club has worked with a hand behind it's back for some time because of the COVID landscape (restrictions and resources available). We're now coming out the other end of this and will start to see a ramp up in this space. Recent recruitment completed and more happening.

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Show Racism the Red Card




Great to see Jack Ross and David Gray use the power of the Hibs brand to help with delivery of virtual anti-racism workshops to East Lothian schools recently. The feedback from young people was fantastic.

Jack and ‘Sir David’ surprise pupils at Show Racism the Red Card virtual event | The Edinburgh Reporter





Enough is enough.

[Power]

Hibernian Community Foundation

The foundation has some really exciting initiatives coming up. They respond to the needs of the communities they serve and really do us and the Hibs badge proud.




Restrictions are now easing and their community football programme is coming back. The Foundation recently thanked everyone that contributed their time and stories to the Academy - lots of inspirational stories from Hibs people. Excellent collaboration between club and foundation.

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Hanlon Stevenson Foundation

HSF announced lifelong Hibs supporter Ian McDonald as their first Honorary President in early March.




Another supporter that epitomises the great Hibernian spirit of perseverance.

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Paul Hanlon joined Louis Cooper of Youth Football Scotland to chat youth football, progressing into the professional ranks, being capped for Scotland and the community work of the Hanlon Stevenson Foundation. An interesting 20minute video - THE BIG INTERVIEW | Paul Hanlon of Hanlon Stevenson Foundation - YouTube

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There has been some absolute belter pieces of content, picture images and blogs surfacing on the web recently. Here's some I've bookmarked.

https://twitter.com/HibernianRetro/s...877382661?s=20

A Year Without the Football – Daniel Shields (wordpress.com)





https://twitter.com/ssibbald9/status...638850050?s=21

https://twitter.com/ssibbald9/status...185007618?s=21



https://twitter.com/binzoboy/status/...636449281?s=20

https://twitter.com/binzoboy/status/...706106369?s=20

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Hibernian Supporters




A huge thank you, as always, to fans who have been able to back the football club financially in these times.

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Club news

Hibs.net boost first-team efforts - Hibernian FCThe Boot Room: Joelle Murray - Hibernian FC

His memory marches on | Jimmy Stevenson - Hibernian FC

Carabao 90+2 Challenge with Ofir Marciano and Matt Macey! - Hibernian FC

Jack Brydon loaned to Stenhousemuir - Hibernian FC

Stephen McGinn joins Greenock Morton on loan - Hibernian FC

Kevin Nisbet earns Scotland call - Hibernian FC

Hibernian Historical Trust: Memorabilia - Hibernian FC

Watch: Ally & Lewis meet...Ryan Porteous! - Hibernian FC

Scott Allan Joins ICT On Loan - Hibernian FC

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Remember to register your new online account on the new Hibernian FC website

SSO Walkthrough Video

KP - an important reminder to get yourself organised with a new online account on the new Hibernian FC website. This will act as a single sign-on for all platforms in the future (e-ticketing at the moment). A better experience. Important with season ticket release looming.

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External links

Why Hibs finishing third will mean so much more than European football and best-of-the-rest bragging rights | Edinburgh News (scotsman.com)

Start dates for 2021/22 | SPFL
KP - SPFL start date (all divisions) is Saturday July 31, 2021. The League cup group stages are peppered throughout July starting the 10th but we needn't worry about that I don't think.


When Europe's elite came to play Hibs at Easter Road | Edinburgh News (scotsman.com)

Glasgow Hibernian: The short-lived team with ties to Celtic created after Hibs refused to leave Edinburgh | Edinburgh News (scotsman.com)

Scottish FA Launches Mental Health Advisory Panel | Scottish FA

Experts find no evidence that Covid transmitted on field | Sport | The Sunday Times (thetimes.co.uk)

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Organ and tissue donation law changed



Kevin and Jackson supported this campaign earlier in the month. From 26 March, the law around organ and tissue donation in Scotland changed. Everyone has a choice - to be a donor or opt out of donation - www.organdonationscotland.org

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SPFL Trust

All 42 SPFL clubs have now enrolled staff in Mental Health First Aid Training with the Chris Mitchell Foundation through the SPFL Trust. Which includes myself as the Hibernian FC representative (I'll always be there for Hibernian supporters whenever needed)

SPFL Trust | Mitch: What Happened Next https://twitter.com/SPFLTrust/status...440157188?s=20

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This is what it feels like to be Hibs




Man who contracted Covid in Edinburgh Hibs pub 'dreamed he was gasping for air' in coma - Edinburgh Live

[Power]

Both Colin and Kenny Millar announced in March they would be leaving Hibernian and moving on to new exciting challenges. I wish them both the very best - both extremely vital support points for me in the last two years and dedicated to helping Hibs supporters - they'll be glad to be back in the stands amongst us.

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Keep doing what you do.

If you need me to help with anything, please just shout. Absolutely nae brora.


KP

[04Sauzee]

Fantastic update again and thank you very much. Exciting times.

[CockneyRebel]

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Both Colin and Kenny Millar announced in March they would be leaving Hibernian and moving on to new exciting challenges. I wish them both the very best - both extremely vital support points for me in the last two years and dedicated to helping Hibs supporters - they'll be glad to be back in the stands amongst us.

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Keep doing what you do.

If you need me to help with anything, please just shout. Absolutely nae brora.KP

I see what you did there - brill.

[Billy Whizz]

KP thanks for a a great job?

Any idea when elections for fans directors are due to take place? Think you were elected in March 2019, so we’re behind

Also after Tracey left, we’ve only got one place on the board now, rather than 2 before. Are we going back to 2 places

[Power]

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KP thanks for a a great job?

Any idea when elections for fans directors are due to take place? Think you were elected in March 2019, so we’re behind

Also after Tracey left, we’ve only got one place on the board now, rather than 2 before. Are we going back to 2 places

Good question Billy. I've agreed to continue my role until the end of season to allow for a better window to review the next supporter representation on the club's board - a lot going on just now - preparing for next year on and off the pitch, AGM next week and new CEO incoming early summer (along. with other new staff).

End of season/Summer allows a better opportunity for change. A supporter voice/representation is important and noted strongly in the clubs governance model. Will we move back to 2 elected - I don’t think so.

[Stanton Spence]

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Good question Billy. I've agreed to continue my role until the end of season to allow for a better window to review the next supporter representation on the club's board - a lot going on just now - preparing for next year on and off the pitch, AGM next week and new CEO incoming early summer (along. with other new staff).

End of season/Summer allows a better opportunity for change. A supporter voice/representation is important and noted strongly in the clubs governance model. Will we move back to 2 elected - I don’t think so.

Without trying to blow too much smoke up the preverbial we don't need two reps on the board you doing a sterling job yourself KP

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[BroxburnHibee]

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Good question Billy. I've agreed to continue my role until the end of season to allow for a better window to review the next supporter representation on the club's board - a lot going on just now - preparing for next year on and off the pitch, AGM next week and new CEO incoming early summer (along. with other new staff).

End of season/Summer allows a better opportunity for change. A supporter voice/representation is important and noted strongly in the clubs governance model. Will we move back to 2 elected - I don’t think so.

Didn't think we would to be honest - I have to say though you've done a fine job sir and will be a hard act to follow.

[Billy Whizz]

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Without trying to blow too much smoke up the preverbial we don't need two reps on the board you doing a sterling job yourself KP

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He is, but I think it’s always good to have a fresh face every 2 years or so
Every fans Director we’ve had, has brought a different skill set to the role

Then KP can relax and enjoy his football with his family back, hopefully back in the East Stand

[Power]

Morning all,

I’ve posted an update for April here - https://tinyurl.com/v258sx55

As always, I’ll lift and drop the text into this forum too - pictures will be available in the link.

Past updates for 2020 and 2021 can be found here https://kieranpower858.wixsite.com/kpupdate-1/

Keep doing what you do, Here if you need me - kpower@hibernianfc.co.uk ✅

[Power]

At this time of year in the football world important issues such as becoming champions, winning trophies, qualifying for Europe and relegation/expulsion are all focused on.
The outstanding support from the Hibs fans has allowed the club to be competitive from the word go in 2020/21 (thank you) - The team haven’t been out of the top 4 in the league all season. I can’t think of a better way to thank the supporters (and close off the most surreal periods in most of our lives) than by bringing the oldest trophy in world football back home to Leith. Embrace the stress of the run in and thrive under pressure to do the job. Time for new heroes.




Always available if you need me for anything kpower@hibernianfc.co.uk

March was fairly light. So it is only right to balance that out with an action packed April - AGM, Some great performances, Season Ticket release and more.

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AGM

The club thanked the supporters who stepped up in one of most challenging years most can remember. There was also thanks to the staff at Easter Road, the football department and HSL & many supporters who contributed financially to the club.

There was time to look back at the sporting performance of reaching the latter stages of cups, revamping the squad with a younger, smaller and balanced feel. Looking back towards the business performance - 11,000 season tickets, reduced the operating costs, launched a new website, commercial growth, New PA system and new initiatives: Greenest club in Scotland and Thank You NHS.

Looking forward - European Football, Continue to invest & improve the first team, Reinvest & improve the Development Squad and appoint a new CEO. Building on the new PA system already completed there was talk of further investments off the park - new screens, updating the tired stadium, hospitality improvements and focus on the pitch straight after the last home game of the season. Social Media platforms will be upgraded, more creative ticketing products and launch of Hibs membership programme

Final note to all was everyone is indispensable and necessary to our success. Building on our Season Ticket numbers to help continue our momentum is key.

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Season Tickets




Last week the club launched season tickets for 2021/22, confident we'll have a football resembling close to normal as can be.


The club has released all options at the start to be as flexible as possible and for those who renew the club will be offering a number of additional benefits as a thank you for the support over the current season and last year.

For more season ticket information click here

How To Buy - Hibernian FC
Finance Options - Hibernian FC
Pricing & Categories - Hibernian FC
Season Ticket Holder Benefits - Hibernian FC
Season Ticket FAQs


Remember… #ThisIsOurCity and The club will be there for you when you're ready.

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CEO Search

I'm expecting next time I update this will be complete - nearly there.

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I would like to update you on what I’ve brought to the board’s attention on behalf of supporters.

Supporter Loyalty Recognition.

It is key we keep our supporters backing front of mind, finding ways to reward our fans for the fantastic backing.

KP - Great to see the club acknowledge this on the website via the season ticket release - "The Club actively looks at additional ways to recognise the loyalty of supporters and will continue to do what we can to provide value for supporters"

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Scottish Cup




Saturday 8th May at 4pm. Hampden Park. Live on Premier Sports TV.

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Return to Stadia

May and June is going to give us a great indication of where we might start from come August (crazy to say there is no certainty with something that is only just over 3 months away).

Currently Scottish Government protection level advice states:

• Outdoor seated and open space events are advised to operate with a maximum capacity of 2,000 people.
  
  
• Outdoor grouped standing events are advised to operate with a maximum capacity of 1,000 people.
  
  
• Seated indoor events are advised to operate with a maximum of 400 people.

At the minute the club is to work towards plans of 2m social distancing. The club is confident it can get more than 2,000 into Easter Road safely and following guidance.

The process (at the time of writing/moment) is if we want more than 2,000, we need to apply to the local authority, and if we want more than 5,000, that goes to Scottish Government for approval.

I expect a lot to change between now and August/September/October but that's where we're currently at.

[Power]

Some really insightful and great articles floating around April

Ethan Laidlaw - who is the young Hibs striker?
https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.c...angers-3196376

Tom Wright from Hibs Historical Trust shares some history and links the club has with Leith
https://www.leithforever.org/100days/day-99

Graeme Mathie talks about interest in our talent
https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.c...circle-3214941

David Gray hungry for more
https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.c...future-3203033

Talented youngsters
https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.c...orizon-3202739

Hibs 90s nostalgia
https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.c...-1990s-3185223

Different football environment for Hibs youngsters
https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.c...d-side-3218066

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Some fantastic content (as always!) coming from Hibs supporters.

Hit these channels onto your favourites to get the full list of uploads on each platform.

Down The Slope - YouTube

hibs pod - YouTube

Hibs Talk - YouTube

Longbangers Podcast - YouTube

Hibees Fan TV
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Hibs Take A Stand Against R - Hibernian FC



Hibernian Football Club supports - Hibernian FC

Enough is enough.
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Hibernian Supporters



A huge thank you, as always, to fans who have been able to back the football club financially in these times.



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Club news

Hibernian FC AGM - Hibernian FC

Eden Mill x Hibernian Football Club | #MatchdaySpirit - Hibernian FC

Hibernian NHS Fundraising efforts - Hibernian FC

Hibs Daft School Janny Gets Special Delivery - Hibernian FC

Hibs U18s make it two from two with derby win - Hibernian FC

Carabao 90+2 Challenge with Joe Newell & Melker Hallberg - Hibernian FC

Eden Mill #MatchDaySpirit | Jen's Story - Hibernian FC

Hibernian donate Saturday's match sponsorship to ELHF in support of our NHS heroes - Hibernian FC

Hibernian Women secure pre-contract signing of Toni Malone - Hibernian FC

Hibs' U18s maintain unbeaten start - Hibernian FC

Hibs U18s top table after downing Dons - Hibernian FC

Callum comm - Hibernian FC

Hibernian Football Club and Edinburgh and Lothians Health Foundation team up to launch ‘Fit’ba challenge - Hibernian FC

Keeper Kevin Dabrowski signs new two-year deal - Hibernian FC

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Remember to register your new online account on the new Hibernian FC website

https://youtu.be/62E845VvyF8

KP - an important reminder to get yourself organised with a new online account on the new Hibernian FC website. This will act as a single sign-on for all platforms in the future (e-ticketing at the moment). A better experience. Important for season ticket renewals.

[Power]

External links

Pat McGinlay: ‘Managers feared my lovely wife and so did I when she shouted at me from the stand’ | The Scotsman

KP - Barry article recently.
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Hibernian Community Foundation

Hibees are buzzin'

Postcode Community Trust funds Hibees Project | Hibernian Community Foundation

KP - Loving the play on words here.

https://www.hiberniancommunityfounda...fficer-vacancy
KP - Charlie Bennett has transformed the Community Foundation in his time here and is moving on to pastures new. Wishing him all the best.
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https://twitter.com/weephotosedin/st...172694017?s=21
Tremendous.




https://twitter.com/hibernianretro/s...857289728?s=21
Loving this.
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Hibernian Clubstore reopens with half-price sale! - Hibernian FC




Clubstore is back open, Monday to Saturday 10am to 5pm.

https://twitter.com/hibernianfc/stat...203380226?s=21

KP - Ticket Office will shortly reopen too on a phased basis with the reduced staff it now has. Details later next week.
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This is what it feels like to be Hibs




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I found myself at the stadium recently to help with a sponsor opportunity and in the company of two very young Hibs fans. Hit home how big the impact of returning to Easter Road will be not only for us but our younger ones, some maybe seeing it for the first time. What a feeling that is going to be.





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Keep doing what you do.

If you need me to help with anything, please just shout.

May is massive. Catch you on the other side of it.

"First to wear green. We never give up. We'll fight to the end. To bring home the cup".

KP

[Vault Boy]

I feel far less crabby about not being able to sleep after reading yet another absolutely excellent update from yourself KP, the amount of effort involved doesn't go unnoticed - superb work.

Great to see a few Hibees back at the stadium at the bottom of your post, even if it wasn't on a match day.

[Power]

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I feel far less crabby about not being able to sleep after reading yet another absolutely excellent update from yourself KP, the amount of effort involved doesn't go unnoticed - superb work.

Great to see a few Hibees back at the stadium at the bottom of your post, even if it wasn't on a match day.

Thanks G. Definitely great to see small happy faces inside ER again - not long till others follow.

Hopefully this helps sleep. Quick nap for me, before up and at a school for 9am - kids better be kind to me!

[Garymcl]

Great work as always kp keeping the fans up to date with important things seeing the young ones at the leith san Siro makes me even more excited about getting back there as I have just purchased my six year old granddaughters first season ticket canny wait keep up the good work mate ggtth

[Bostonhibby]

Yeah, very uplifting KP, keep up the good work. See you sooner rather than later now hopefully.

GGTTH.

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[green day]

KP, Not sure if you saw this as it has apperntly been deleted - I am not being funny, but if this is accurate, and our twitter person did this, its not the first cock up in the last few weeks, and their position needs reviewed.