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Thread: First Ever Hibs European Game
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04-09-2009 08:32 PM #61
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04-09-2009 10:36 PM #62
LHWM has put me right. Vitoria Guimaraes was my first game i thought it was the Liverpool one. Nobody has mentioned this game against Gornick Zagreb have i just imagined it. Sure it was a mid season friendly of some sort.
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04-09-2009 10:45 PM #63This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
1969-12-08 Mon Hibs 1 Gornik Zabrze 2 Friendly H
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04-09-2009 11:32 PM #64This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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04-09-2009 11:41 PM #65This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B3rnik_Zabrze
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05-09-2009 08:58 AM #66This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Gornick had the great Włodzimierz Lubanski playing for them & he was magical against both Rangers and Hibs. He destroyed England during the famous Poland 2-0 world cup qualifier where later in the game, a Roy McFarland tackle damaged his cruciate ligament and put him out of football for two years, he was never the same player after that. In the last group game, Poland, without Lubanski, went on to put England out of the 1974 finals, after the 0-0 Wembley draw when Brian Clough famously described the Polish keeper a clown.
PS. During the game at ER, Hibs gave a far better account of themselves than Rangers had in the two legs they played, but Gornick simply oozed class.Last edited by Ray_; 05-09-2009 at 09:05 AM.
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05-09-2009 05:52 PM #67
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Hibs Dnipro.
Midweek game quite a boring 0-0 draw.In any film with Italian American characters, one of them must be called Vinny -Roger Ebert
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05-09-2009 06:06 PM #68This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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05-09-2009 06:39 PM #69This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
http://sport.scotsman.com/spl/Classi...ool.4536969.jp
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05-09-2009 06:45 PM #70This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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06-09-2009 02:04 AM #71
FC Liege at ER. Houchen missed a penalty. At least I think that was my first European game - alcohol plus various other substances (allegedly) have rendered my memory unreliable!
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06-09-2009 02:08 AM #72
And by the way - there was far more than 18000 in Easter Road that night we played Standard Liege, my memory may be poor but I remember being shoulder to shoulder in he East terrace and the the Dunbar end looked just as packed. Well over 20,000 there that night, probably closer to 25,000.
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06-09-2009 10:02 AM #73This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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06-09-2009 11:41 AM #74
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Must be getting senile...Alcohol IS the answer, but I forget the question...
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06-09-2009 01:15 PM #75This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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We were supposedly 'up for it'. It was a miserable cold, wet and windy afternoon. Absolutely miserable soaked to the skin. Hibs got 3 goals in quick succesion around the 20 minute mark. Game over. On the bus back to Musselburgh by half time.
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06-09-2009 01:31 PM #76This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
We went to my grandparents [his side], who lived at Hutchison & he promptly fell asleep on the armchair. I was too young to be that worried about the result, so I took great delight to wake him as the scores came through on the telly & hearts had won 3-2.
I got a neighbour, who was a steward at ER to take me to games after that & he supported the proper team.
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06-09-2009 01:32 PM #77
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My first was 3-0 v. Porto 1967 went on to see all european games that season v. Napoli and Leeds too.
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