Anyone know where I can find a list of Hibs players with more than 250 appearances?
I know there are a few from way back, but more interested in post war stats.
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Anyone know where I can find a list of Hibs players with more than 250 appearances?
I know there are a few from way back, but more interested in post war stats.
There's some here: http://www.fitbastats.com/hibs/playe...ds_overall.phpQuote:
Originally Posted by beensaidbefore
http://www.neilbrown.newcastlefans.c...hibernian.html
These are league appearances of players who have left Hibs.
You would have to add in Lewis and anyone else still at the club who has played 250 games.
Cheers guys, will have a look.😁
http://www.fitbastats.com/hibs/playe...&update=Update post war all appearances
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I've got a list somewhere of all players and all appearances, any particular reason for the 250 plus?
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That must be a fairly exclusive club.
There can't have been many over the past 30 years with players moving clubs more frequently, although there were probably a few more prior to that.
You'll be talking about players who have stayed at the club for at least 7 years or so.
The reason for over 250 games was I noticed that Ian Murray played 253 times for us. I didn't realise that and it got me thinking about who else in recent times had amassed that number of games for us. Couldn't be bothered writing down all from the list of players I found and wondered if anyone else had ever went to the bother of sifting them from the more than 100 games etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by ihibs7
There cannot be too many I don't think.
Edit: according to Lewis Stevenson wiki page he became the 60th player to make 250 appearances for us.
Smith 636
Duncan 626
Stanton 617
Ormond 506
Turnbull 487
Peter Kerr 484
Combe 467
Johnny Halligan 457
Matt Paterson 445
Schaedler 434
After that my memory is fading I'm afraid...sorry!
Surely nobody will ever beat Smith with 636 and Duncan with 626 apps. Some achievement.Quote:
Originally Posted by ano hibby
Gareth Evans on the list but no Mickey Weir would you believe!
Mickey got a lot of injuries in his career, sure he would have been at Hibs longer than Evans.Quote:
Originally Posted by beensaidbefore
Mickey was transferred to Luton so was away for a season or two.Quote:
Originally Posted by beensaidbefore
http://www.fitbastats.com/hibs/playe...&update=Update - top list since 1975
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ihibs7
I was fascinated by some of the stats listed, until it seems to imply that Alan Gordon's record with Hibs was 10 goals in 23 games, and Alex Cropley's was 12 goals in 25 games :confused:
Gordon and Cropley both left in 1974/5.
These stats relate to 1975 onwards.
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Originally Posted by mim
Ahhhhh....that makes sense :doh:
i thought it was interesting that both Hanlon and Stevenson figure in the top 10 for appearances since 1975, and that Cummings has already surpassed Fletcher and Darren Jackson in terms of goals scored, and with a bit of luck (and not leaving too soon :greengrin) won't be long in passing GOC, Keith Wright and Pat McGinlay.
Fitba stats is good but is let down by lack of filters as far as I can make out so far. Of players current plying their trade with us, its important to mention two who are lacing the boots with reliability
Lewis Stevenson is now on 301 games
Paul Hanlon is on 293 games
Take a bow
Jason Cummings - 60 goals from 108 appearances
I'm not sure that's quite right. I think Lewis and Paul both have significantly more!Quote:
Originally Posted by jon paul jones
I make it 64, so I think Lewis would have been the 63rd. I don't know where wikipedia lifted that information from, as the guy who edited the page is unlikely to have researched it himself or herself.Quote:
Originally Posted by beensaidbefore
However, this is the post war list - not including yesterdays game yet, but I reckon 48 players as follows:
John Baxter 307
John Blackley 410
Ally Brazil 258
Des Bremner 287
John Brownlie 307
Archie Buchanan 296
Ralph Callachan 275
Bobby Combe 467
Peter Cormack 291
Arthur Duncan 626
Gareth Evans 301
Willie Finnigan 332
John Fraser 275
Jock Govan 297
John Grant 297
Paul Hanlon 303
Hugh Howie 268
Gordon Hunter 409
Bobby Johnstone 263
Paul Kane 292
Sammy Kean 364
James Kerr 265
Ally MacLeod 276
Jim McArthur 296
Joe McClelland 256
Pat McGinlay 374
Jackie McNamara 309
Willie Miller 287
Graham Mitchell 317
Ian Murray 296
Jimmy O'Rourke 325
Willie Ormond 506
Jock Paterson 370
Tommy Preston 313
Gordon Rae 433
Lawrie Reilly 355
Derek Riordan 260
Erich Schaedler 434
Jim Scott 270
Davie Shaw 325
Gordon Smith 636
Alan Sneddon 372
Pat Stanton 617
Eric Stevenson 390
Lewis Stevenson 342
Joe Tortolano 257
Eddie Turnbull 487
Tommy Younger 254
Thats plus subs (Lewis,41 & Paul,10 & Jason 23)Quote:
Originally Posted by jon paul jones
[QUOTE=Purple & Green;4908944]I make it 64, so I think Lewis would have been the 63rd. I don't know where wikipedia lifted that information from, as the guy who edited the page is unlikely to have researched it himself or herself.
However, this is the post war list
Much obliged for you taking the time to do what I couldn't be bothered too. Quite an impressive list of players on there. Quite a few surprise omissions too as has been mentioned earlier in the thread. Quite a few from the Alex Miller era.