also notched their first two votes at the third time of asking, with both featuring against the All Stars last weekend. "We follow the current developments regarding coronavirus, but the measures that have just been announced that affect professional football have no positive effect because there are already no sources of infection in the stadiums. "We'd had a really good start to the season that was tainted by that run we were on," said the Hibs boss. "We wanted to reciprocate the opposition. The West Indies like to take a knee so we wanted to reciprocate that in the first game.