Hibs has decided to decrease the quantity of tickets that are available for Easter Road matches against Celtic and Rangers due to the activities of their supporters.

Because of the actions of their supporters, Hibs has made the decision to reduce the number of tickets available for their Easter Road fixtures against Celtic and Rangers.

Because of the misbehavior of some fans, Ben Kensell suggests that the Rangers and Celtics ticket allocations at Easter Road may be reduced.

During their trips to the capital this season, the supporters of both Glasgow clubs have let off fireworks in the away stand. This has incensed the shareholders, who at last night’s AGM asked that the club’s board take action.Other Premiership teams who have cut back on the Old Firm’s visiting schedule recently include Hearts, Aberdeen, and St Mirren.

Additionally, Hibees CEO Kendall has acknowledged that the Edinburgh team may follow suit in response to complaints from their own supporters and safety concerns. When asked if the current allocation of about 3,600 tickets had been reviewed by the Hawks, Kensell responded, “Of course.” Just as Hearts and other teams have. In the SPFL, we have the right to decrease allotments if we so want.

“We haven’t done so yet. If we wish to do it, that is entirely up to us. We’ll talk about it with the concerned clubs. I have nothing further to say about it. The view from the floor was really clear. We have listened to that and will respond suitably after we’ve got a chance to talk about it.

During Tuesday’s AGM, Kensell was questioned by shareholders in a Q&A session about how clubs ought to handle sectarian singing. “I believe clubs should get together,” he declared. As clubs, I believe we ought to talk about it before bringing it up with the league. I believe it’s something that we all need to comprehend. How can this be removed from our game? since what should be discussed is what occurs on the field.

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