John McGlynn is hoping that his Falkirk side can "frustrate" the Hibs crowd in Saturday's game at Easter Road, following a tough spell for the hosts.

In Marink Reedijk's first game as Hibs boss, his side suffered a 1-0 defeat against Dundee United, extending their winless run to five Premiership games.

At full-time, some supporters from the away end clashed with police, leading to Hibs announcing the ban of their Block Seven Ultras group from their next three matches.

Falkirk boss John McGlynn is hoping to use the anger from the stands and take advantage of Hibs still being a "work in progress" when the two sides meet at Easter Road.

"For a club like Falkirk, going away to Easter Road is one of the biggest games," said McGlynn.

"We see it like that, but we're not daft, we haven't buried our head in the sand. We know that things are not all rosy in the garden at the moment and we want to try and take advantage of that and frustrate them.

"We want to try and take the game to them and put them on the back foot and make them nervous.

"The Hibs fans weren't happy last week at Tannadice, so we've got to try and make sure they're not happy this week at Easter Road.

"If we can do that, and that can transmit from the stand to the pitch, when the new manager's trying to get his points and his style across, and if we can take advantage of them being a work in progress, then that's exactly what we have to do."