NICK MONTGOMERY is convinced his new-look side will quickly click - but warned the team bonding night out is on hold until the end of term.
The Hibs boss is thrilled with his January window, with the deadline-day loan captures of Owen Bevan from Bournemouth and Sunderland pair Nectarios Triantis and Eliezer Mayenda.
The late trio made it seven new faces in the window ahead of today's clash with St Mirren.
And Montgomery hopes they'll all hit the ground running. He said: "I'm really happy with the business we did.
We've brought in quality players from big clubs.
"It's given me competition for places and real squad depth which I haven't really had all season due to a lot of injuries and then the boys going on international duty.
"I'm confident that once these boys gel - and they've gelled well so far in the last couple of days - we can really give a good account of ourselves.
"Well, you can't do a night out like you used to! Going to Dubai, we went with half a team.
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