Raith fan in West Lower - acceptable?

[IFONLY]

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I have been in with the slime at Turpencastle on a few games, even watching Hibs on two of them. I was doing backflips inside when the other teams scored but managed to not visibly celebrate. Hibs didn't score in the games I watched among them but if they had I intended to celebrate quietly. Who knows if that would have been possible.

There are a few who would do this, but the saner among us would rather stick hot needles in their eyes. Personally I wouldn't sit among them if I was paid. Especially if Hibs were the opponents

[erin go bragh]

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There are a few who would do this, but the saner among us would rather stick hot needles in their eyes. Personally I wouldn't sit among them if I was paid. Especially if Hibs were the opponents

I once went to the pbs with mates in the mid 80s . It were a cup game v Motherwell ( Hibs didnt have a game ) anyway a bottle of kings head later ii find myself in their top corner when Motherwell scored ! I celebrated like we had just scored against them , then recieved a police escort out of the ground . That kings head sherry was dynamite back in the day , lol.
Maybe the raith fan had drunk some ! Lol

Ggtth

[CropleyisGod]

Went to ****castle with my brothers in law many years ago...never again. Irony on Saturday is that through a Rovers supporting friend I was invited into the Hibs Supporters Club in Sunnyside. First time I'd been in for 34 years and I was upstairs with the Rovers fans! Don't grudge them their win although I've taken pelters since.

[joebakerforever]

I was in the newly built Wheatfield Stand for the opening match against us in 1994 when Gordon Hunter scored the only goal for a memorable Hibees victory, our first in 22 consecutive derbies.

It was surreal being surrounded by a very subdued bunch of Jambos, and I remember when when Gary Mackay was sent off for clattering a Hibs player (who was it ?) in front of the dug outs, the Jambo sitting next me, who looked like Popeye, remarked to me "that was not effin subtle".

Having been unable to secure a ticket via Easter Road, unbeknown to me, my dear old late mum, who was then 71, took the bus from Stockbridge to Tynecastle and queued for a couple hours to get me a ticket.

Thanks again Ma, you made me a really happy bunny that day

[Pete]

Before I was a season ticket holder I sometimes used to buy tickets for the cheats end for big matches. When I didn't need them I easily got rid of them due to my line of work but they were used if I didn't manage to get hibs end tickets. Sitting amongst them during a derby is hard work and I would only recommend it if you are really, really desperate to see the match.

I've ended up with something called "loyalty points". If any of the loudmouths on kickback are reading and you want them, then I'd have no problem giving them to you as you probably have a lot less than I do.
Nah, I actually wiped my erse with them and flushed them down the toilet where they belong.

[maudette 11]

The irony of the matter is that the RR fan's friend is a hibby, him and his cronies are always under the influence and always cursing & shouting their big mouths off... Bad enuff with Mrs Hibernian spouting, SHOOT SHOOT They should not be in the same end as the opposing team whoever he is.. You could smell the drink off the RR supporter as he was being escorted out then let in again... G4s couldn't run a 'party in a Brewery'.
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