Jamie McAllister has opened up on the 'zip' in Hibs' training preparations as he urged his troops to go and secure top six football.
The Hibees assistant manager knows the capital club are in a good position with their destiny in their own hands ahead of the trip to face St Johnstone at McDiarmid Park after Kevin Nisbet's strike secured the derby bragging rights and a huge three points with victory over Hearts at Easter Road.
The men from Leith will carry a huge support of 3,000 fans to Perth and Lee Johnson's No2 has urged the Hibs players to give them something to sing about after describing the feeling after the capital derby triumph when 'Sunshine on Leith' was belted out as 'incredible'. Speaking ahead of what could prove to be a dramatic afternoon, he said: “We’re in a good position and it’s in our hands. It’s the final game before the split, so it’s up to us.
