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Hibs fans hit out at board over EBT review decision

A group of Hibs fans unveiled a banner hitting out at the club's board for their decision regarding an independent review into the handling of Rangers' use of EBTs.
By The Newsroom
Published 16th Sep 2017, 16:46 BST
Updated 16th Sep 2017, 17:58 BST
Hibernian fans unveil banner aimed at the club. Picture: SNS/Ross ParkerHibernian fans unveil banner aimed at the club. Picture: SNS/Ross Parker
Hibernian fans unveil banner aimed at the club. Picture: SNS/Ross Parker

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The club released a statement on Monday stating they “do not support the letter from the SPFL calling for a further independent review”.

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The board discussed the matter at successive board meetings and came to a “unanimous” view on the position, preferring to focus “on a brighter future for Hibernian, and for the game”.

However, the position has not gone down well with a section of the Hibs support.

During the club’s Ladbrokes Premiership encounter with Motherwell fans brought out banners which read: “13,000 season tickets. Zero opinions heard. “Unanimous”?”

• READ MORE: Poll: Should there be an independent review of the SFA?