Source: PA
Calderwood guards against complacency
Hibernian manager Colin Calderwood is wary of rock bottom Hamilton ahead of Tuesday night's Clydesdale Bank Premier League clash at New Douglas Park and will not take victory for his in-form side for granted.
A 2-0 win over Inverness last Saturday saw 10th-placed Hibs take a 100% record from four games in February - having been without a win in the previous 12 games - and ease fears of relegation.
Accies are yet to win a league game at home this season and sit seven points adrift of nearest rivals St Mirren, albeit with a game in hand over the Paisley club, but Calderwood is far from complacent.
He said: "Everyone's out to win the game and we know the threat and we know the danger.
"If we could take points in the next two games away from home it will certainly ease us away from the bottom of the league and Hamilton.
"That's a starting point for tonight's game - we've got to make sure we don't give them any encouragement because I believe at some point they're going to put a couple of wins together and we've got to make sure we've got enough of a gap to be away from them."
