How Gordon family are doing the club proudpublished at 15:30 BST
Matty Fairnie
Fan writer

It's clear to see the Gordon family are heavily invested - financially and emotionally - in Hibs.
Not for the first time, club owner Ian Gordon last week put his hand in his pocket and stuck £40k behind the bar at the fan zone for travelling Hibees in Ghent.
It's refreshing to see, and not taken for granted, an owner appears to be learning what it means to be a football club custodian.
Gordon drew suspicion and criticism from supporters when he was slipped in quietly as head of recruitment while his dad, the late Ron Gordon, was running the club. So fierce was some of the abuse, Ian could have been forgiven for wanting no more to do with Hibs.
It is to the Gordon family's credit that they carried on Ron's work and financial backing.
They've kept ticket prices down for home European ties so far this season, along with the League Cup game against Partick Thistle, and season tickets stayed in line with the previous campaign - frozen from the season before that.
With the club reporting significant operating losses in the last accounts, you could understand the owners wanting to squeeze a bit more out of the support but they've done the opposite.
They deserve some success at the club. So far this summer we've held on to our most valued players (though that could change in the coming days) and have bolstered the squad, most recently with highly-rated Jacob Devaney, who shone last season on loan at St Mirren from Manchester United.
Hibs have an option to buy the young midfielder and this is yet more evidence of the owners putting their money where their mouth is - or it would be, if they shouted about it.
Typically though, they go about their business quietly and modestly, and they're doing the club proud at the moment.






















