Darren Johnstone

1 month ago | thecourier.co.uk | Darren Johnstone |Sean Hamilton

Neil Lennon has hailed James Bord’s vision for Dunfermline – and insists he can learn from the Dunfermline owner. Former Celtic and Hibs boss Lennon admits it was the Las Vegas-based businessman Bord, who jointly owns the Pars along with Evan Sofer, who persuaded him to take on the reins of a Fife side who are currently sitting in the Championship relegation zone. And Lennon is ready to embrace Bord’s use of data analytics after signing a short-term deal until the end of the season.

1 month ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Darren Johnstone |Gavin Berry

There is already a heavy influence in the Premiership from across the Big PondHibs owner Ian Gordon insists Scottish football’s proud "heritage" makes the game attractive to American investors as a Rangers takeover moves closerA US group involving 49ers Enterprises - the investment arm of San Francisco 49ers - and healthcare tycoon Andrew Cavenagh are on the brink of completing a Rangers takeover.

2 months ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Darren Johnstone

The Hibees go into Sunday's derby clash off the back of a 14-game unbeaten run in all competitionsDavid Gray admits he is still “consistently miserable” despite Hibs’ stunning run of form. The Easter Road gaffer had a good reason to be grumpy during the first half of the campaign after watching his side prop up the Premiership with one win from 14 games. But they have flipped that and could even climb to third with a victory in tomorrow’s derby on home turf.

2 months ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Darren Johnstone |Graeme Young

Hibs owner Ian Gordon insists the fact his family have written off £7.2 million losses proves they are more committed than ever to the club. Gordon, son of late former majority shareholder Ron, met shareholders at last night’s AGM at Easter Road just weeks after the club posted alarming financial results for the year. But the American insists his family, including mother Kit and brother Colin, had no hesitation in covering that loss.

Feb 13, 2025 | dailyrecord.co.uk | Darren Johnstone

David Gray insists Hibs’ staggering £7.2million loss will not impact his summer signing plans – because he always planned to cull his bloated squad anyway. The Leith side announced their financial results for the year a week ago and they made for grim reading by worried fans - with the wages to turnover ratio at an alarming 78 per cent.