It's a time for contrasting emotions for many within football and the wider world.
COVID-19 is causing misery across the globe but despite that people continue to show their qualities even during a global pandemic.
Hibs have earned praise from their supporters for their front foot approach in keeping fans up to date with the latest develeopments.
Owner Ron Gordon, manager Jack Ross and chief executive Leeann Dempster have been in regular contact with the club's fanbase on a wide range of issues.
There's no doubt the football lockdown was a blow for the former Sunderland boss as he was starting to stamp his authority on the first team after replacing Paul Heckingbottom.
And Dempster has promised the Premiership club will do all they can to help supporters during challenging times.
She said: "We all know that some supporters won’t be able to purchase season tickets at this minute but for those who can, we’d ask them to step forward. For those who can’t, we’ll do what we can to help. Be safe, keep well, look after your neighbour and be part of this big community.
"We’re looking forward to the time when we play football here again. You’ve never let us down. I know there are other things that are more important – in life and in the world – but we also need to look to the future and have a bit of normality as well."
Supporters can buy online at Hibernian.co.uk and with the early bird discount, the cheapest adult, concession and under-16 tickets are £330, £195 and £50 respectively.
Help is also at hand with flexible finance options also available.
