The Hibees today announced that goalkeeper Graeme Smith has agreed to join the Club following his release from Coca Cola league one team Brighton & Hove Albion.

The keeper joined Albion from Motherwell, under the Bosman ruling last summer, but he has slipped down the pecking order in recent weeks, following the arrival of Peter Brezovan.

Defender Andy Webster rescued a point for Dundee United in an entertaining draw with Hibs at Easter Road.

Merouane Zemmama fired the Hibees into a deserved lead when he stepped away from Webster before arrowing a superb left foot shot in off the bar.

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St Johnstone came from behind to knock Hibernian out of the Co-operative Insurance Cup at the third round stage.

Hibs took the lead within the first minute when Anthony Stokes swept a rebound shot past keeper Alan Main.

Anthony Stokes claimed his first goals for Hibs as luckless St Johnstone crashed to defeat at Easter Road.

The visitors started brightly but fell behind when Stokes turned and drilled home a shot from the edge of the penalty area on 21 minutes.

Hibernian travel to New Douglas Park this weekend to take on Hamilton Accies and we thought after the international break we may as well get some Hibees chat on the go! So as we travel away this weekend we thought we would ask you what your favourite away day was?

Tony Mowbray returned to Easter Road this time with Celtic to take on the might of the Hibees.

A Georgios Samaras header put Celtic ahead four minutes from half-time after Andreas Hinkel had crossed in.

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Derek Riordan’s double ensured John Hughes’ return to Falkirk was a happy one as Hibernian came from behind for the second straight week to win 3-1 and maintain their 100% start to the season.
Riordan struck twice after the break – his second a stunning free-kick – after Falkirk had dominated the first half.
On-loan Liverpool winger Ryan Flynn put them ahead but the outstanding Sol Bamba levelled against the run of play shortly before half-time.
The home side took a deserved lead in the 25th minute when Flynn’s right-foot finish from the …

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