Hibs' Josh Campbell has been used to running up Arthur's Seat - so getting the ball out early doors this pre-season has been a blessing.
New manager Lee Johnson started his Easter Road reign with a comfortable 5-0 win over Clyde in the Premier Sports Cup last Saturday and take on Falkirk in their second group match tonight. The former Sunderland manager has been keen to get the players working on their technical side early doors and Campbell believes it's providing benefits.
Speaking as Hibs launched a partnership with League One club FC Edinburgh, the 22-year-old says it has made the summer a lot more enjoyable: "It's been a strange pre-season, personally. There's been a lot less running and more ball-work which is new for me. I've never really done that, it's usually been running, but the gaffer's been brilliant at getting the ball out more which is a change from managers I've had in the past.
