Paul Hanlon is determined to achieve Ron Gordon's dream of making Hibs a success and playing in Europe on a regular basis.
Tributes have poured in over the last two weeks to honour the late executive chairman who sadly passed away aged 68. The Scottish football family and wider community have come together to share their condolences over the past fortnight as the capital club get ready to take to the field for the first time since the heartbreaking news.
Lee Johnson's men are currently on a six match unbeaten run and that form has propelled them into fourth spot and just five points behind city rivals Hearts in the race for third. Top six and European football next season is a realistic target once more and it is something Hanlon wants to achieve to honour Gordon - with the players determined to see out his vision. Speaking ahead of the clash at Livingston, he told Hibs' official website: “It has been a very difficult two weeks and a really sad time for everyone at the club.
