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Hibs Away entry ticket only https://www.hamiltonacciesfc.co.uk/hibs ... cket-info/

It says "no tickets available on the day".Yet again,Scottish football clubs forcing fans to jump through hoops.

What's the deal with the "limited number" of tickets? Is that something you have to say for every all-ticket match, or have we been given a really small allocation?

I'm starting to wonder if other clubs think our travelling support is so small that it's not worth the trouble, and are hoping none of us go.

They would be perfectly justified in thinking along those lines.
Our support is pants.
Losers like Cantzo have done a great job over the years in scaring away our support with the total dross and pish signings.

Happy hunting ground recently- looking forward to it

Happy hunting ground recently- looking forward to it

I wish I had your optimism.
I wish I had your optimism.

Actually I forgot about the midweek game last April- that was a nightmare with Dougie getting a stupid sending off.

We shouldn't kid ourselves. Despite two memorable wins there in recent years, Easter Road is a tough place to go. Hibs away is one of the most difficult games in the league. I'd take a draw right now.

The Dundee disappointment demonstrated that we haven't found the magic formula yet. For all that the system looked good against St Mirren, the players that came in (Taiwo and Kelly) didn't work so well. We lack leadership on the park - take away Dougie and now big Kilgallon, and everyone's looking around for someone to tell them what to do. We still lack creativity, and there's a lot of weight on young Boyd's shoulders. And you don't score goals without testing keepers.

Can we somehow get it all together in time to offer Hibs a serious challenge? I hae ma doots.

Will Daz and Mickel be back? I think our prospects may hinge on this. Or if not, on their replacements stepping up. Can Ziggy play the MacKinnon position? Probably not. But we need a bit of steel in there, and leadership qualities. Otherwise I fear Hibs could steamroller us - I hope I'm wrong. Like I said, I'd take a draw.

Missing this one due to other commitments on Saturday. Could get out of them but to be honest not motivated enough to do so. If Miller is fit perhaps we can trouble them but without him I think it’s a comfortable 3 points for Hibs. Although Keatings may start this one so perhaps that might mix things up? A draw would be very respectable.

Ziggy to left back would be worth a shot , still think McMann looks unsteady at times

Stodmeister wrote:Ziggy to left back would be worth a shot , still think McMann looks unsteady at times

I've actually seen McMann as much improved this season. Clearly still young and developing, but looking more confident and starting to establish himself in the position.

Shaun Want, who's about a year behind him in first team involvement, looks more of a concern. I think he's getting there, and he'll certainly benefit from playing alongside Kilgallon, but he was at fault for the opening Dundee goal, which basically cost us the game. OK, he plays in a position where mistakes are more likely to be severely punished compared to left back, but I'm slightly surprised Canning is picking him ahead of Ziggy.

Can see us getting a result in this one.
Major kick up the arse required from what happened against Dundee.

Im_Rodger98 wrote:Can see us getting a result in this one.
Major kick up the arse required from what happened against Dundee.

That would be typical Accies.

On paper a much harder game than Dundee at home. No expectation we'll take anything - certainly not from neutrals, or the bookies. I'm sure Hibs fans will be trying to guess how many goals they'll win by.

We have the ability, when the players apply themselves and the team clicks. Maybe on some level our guys thought Dundee would be easier than it was, and maybe they'll feel they have to make that extra effort against Hibs. We could certainly do with a reaction!

Willie Wastle wrote:

Im_Rodger98 wrote:Can see us getting a result in this one.
Major kick up the arse required from what happened against Dundee.

That would be typical Accies.

On paper a much harder game than Dundee at home. No expectation we'll take anything - certainly not from neutrals, or the bookies. I'm sure Hibs fans will be trying to guess how many goals they'll win by.

We have the ability, when the players apply themselves and the team clicks. Maybe on some level our guys thought Dundee would be easier than it was, and maybe they'll feel they have to make that extra effort against Hibs. We could certainly do with a reaction!

Can see Hibs getting over confident on Saturday.

If Mackinnon and Miller return we will be in a very good position.

Im_Rodger98 wrote:

Willie Wastle wrote:

Im_Rodger98 wrote:Can see us getting a result in this one.
Major kick up the arse required from what happened against Dundee.

That would be typical Accies.

On paper a much harder game than Dundee at home. No expectation we'll take anything - certainly not from neutrals, or the bookies. I'm sure Hibs fans will be trying to guess how many goals they'll win by.

We have the ability, when the players apply themselves and the team clicks. Maybe on some level our guys thought Dundee would be easier than it was, and maybe they'll feel they have to make that extra effort against Hibs. We could certainly do with a reaction!

Can see Hibs getting over confident on Saturday.

If Mackinnon and Miller return we will be in a very good position.

That's the $64million question - anyone got any update?

Tickets are now being sold on the day and can purchased from the ticket pod behind away stand.

So - still no Daz or Miller.

Their replacements from last week both bumped to the bench (rightly so, IMO) - Tshiembe in for Daz/Taiwo, Bingham in for Miller/Kelly. Looks to me like a better starting XI than last week.

Keatings will be disappointed not to start, but I'm sure we'll see him at some point.

Bingham in major sitter shocker.(at 0-0)
Fkn joke.
CANNING OUT.