18-12-2014, 00:01
Hibs travel to Stair Park on Saturday with the prospect of another two tough games in the following two weeks. The only dancing I want to see in the streets of Raith
is from the Hibs fans. Raith's last home game resulted in a 1-5 loss against Livingston, solely because Ross Perry was sent off in the second minute. That came from the Livvy Lions applying strong early pressure and Hibs have got to do the same. No doubt there won't be a sending off this time, but the advantages are clear - start off strongly, get the upper hand and build on it to gain a winning score.
Raith still have the old war horse, Christian Nade, as leading scorer along with Mark Stewart on 4 goals. Their attack is not prolific and their defence is losing 2 goals per game. They've lost 6 of their 8 games since they drew at Easter Road at the beginning of October, so we should have the upper hand. However, take nothing for granted, we've still got to apply ourselves in the proper fashion. 2 goals might be enough for a Hibs win, but I'd like us to be better than that.
My team:-
Oxley,
Gray, Fontaine, Hanlon, Stevenson,
Handling, Craig, Robertson, Scott Allan,
Lewis Allan, Malonga.
Stanton, Cummings and Kennedy as used substitutes.

Raith still have the old war horse, Christian Nade, as leading scorer along with Mark Stewart on 4 goals. Their attack is not prolific and their defence is losing 2 goals per game. They've lost 6 of their 8 games since they drew at Easter Road at the beginning of October, so we should have the upper hand. However, take nothing for granted, we've still got to apply ourselves in the proper fashion. 2 goals might be enough for a Hibs win, but I'd like us to be better than that.
My team:-
Oxley,
Gray, Fontaine, Hanlon, Stevenson,
Handling, Craig, Robertson, Scott Allan,
Lewis Allan, Malonga.
Stanton, Cummings and Kennedy as used substitutes.
Cabbage is still good for you