How many pitch invasions end with fighting among fans, police horses on the pitch, a barrier of police officers, a cancelled lap of honour and an official inquiry?This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
If Hibs speak directly to fans, and The Rangers don't, then it will stand us in good stead when the punishments are handed out.
And if the fans who were on the pitch can't understand the reason for this, and fail to turn up for their "word to the wise" meeting, then they've only got themselves to blame if their accounts are closed.
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26-07-2016 02:41 PM #121
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26-07-2016 02:42 PM #122
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Let's hope it's a wind up and the young lad who is the future support of the Club is in the clear.
Hibs let Matt Doherty wander around the Hampden pitch in 2012 while the SC Final was in full flow and he wasn't pulled up.
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26-07-2016 02:43 PM #123This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Thousands of people went on with no intention whatsoever of causing trouble.
Some pulled the goals down. Some went boxing.
Anyone who hit a Rangers player should get the book thrown at them. Anyone who was fighting Rangers fans should get the book thrown at them. They should be allowed to defend their actions but I won't be defending what they did.
Anyone who deliberately damaged anything should be punished and Hibs should have to cough up for the damage.
Thousands of people were caught up in the exuberance of a moment, didn't do any harm and shouldn't be punished.
You can take your hand-wringing attitude and **** right off yourself.
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26-07-2016 02:44 PM #124
I think this will be a wee slap on the wrist and Hibs will be doing this to make sure it doesn't happen again by coming across hard on the issue and not taking it lightly. I have no problem with this if that's all it is however if its anything more than that then I would be disappointed at a time when there is a good feeling around the club fans and supporters.
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26-07-2016 02:47 PM #125This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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26-07-2016 02:47 PM #126
Nothing further should be said about this until the "account on hold" enforced meeting takes place.
I think it is too bizarre a letter that it has to be a wind up.
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26-07-2016 02:48 PM #127This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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26-07-2016 02:50 PM #128
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GGTTH
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26-07-2016 02:50 PM #129
I would go along and ask them to formally complain to the SFA about sectarian singing from The Rangers fans on numerous occasions against our manager and Catholics. Are Hibs persuing this?
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26-07-2016 02:51 PM #130This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
If it is real, I would still wait until the meeting takes place before discussing this any further.
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26-07-2016 02:53 PM #131
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Maybe it's a away of the club reducing what punishment could come our way.
Maybe the lack of cup final merchandise is also linked to the possible punishment.
Who knows
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26-07-2016 02:54 PM #133This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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26-07-2016 02:54 PM #134This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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26-07-2016 02:54 PM #135This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I wasn't on the pitch at Hampden. I was on the pitch when we won the league at Firhill and I seem to remember being on ER when we were presented with the trophy.
The terms and conditions were on the back of the tickets back then. Should I be censured for this now? Just because nobody went scrapping with Thistle or Falkirk fans, tore the goals apart or ripped the pitch up, it didn't make any difference to what I did.
My conduct on those days wasn't any different to many thousands of Hibs fans on May 21st. I don't believe in incriminating thousands of folk who ultimately didn't do any harm but I believe 100% on focussing on those who did.
I reckon you've fallen hook, line and sinker for the media and Rangers' nonsense.
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26-07-2016 02:55 PM #136
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Too many of you taken in by the reaction to this I think and not the reality of what the experience on the day was all about.
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26-07-2016 02:56 PM #137This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
It might also stop the police from taking their enquiries any further too.
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26-07-2016 02:56 PM #138This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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26-07-2016 02:57 PM #139This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Apologies for the link
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26-07-2016 03:06 PM #140
Its a bit silly IMO, if they have identified someone who was on the pitch, i can sort of understand them sending them a letter telling them off.
Letting them know they should not have been on the park, but asking to see them and making an example of a 16 year old is daft. If this is real and i have my doubts, in my opinion they should not have bothered their erse.
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26-07-2016 03:10 PM #141
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Unfortunately this letter is genuine. I got one today as well. Like most people I too went on the pitch to celebrate and take a selfie. The photo is however on Facebook so I guess that is how I have been identified. I will be devastated if I get banned for this!
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26-07-2016 03:13 PM #142
Anyone remember after the last visit how things are going to be much better the next time we visit Ibrox, because Hibs have had dialogue with sevco and they want a chance to address those problems.
Good luck with that bollox the next time you travel to that cesspit. Christ almighty, they will need to knock down a forest for the letters they should be sending to that mob.
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26-07-2016 03:16 PM #143This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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26-07-2016 03:17 PM #144
Absolutely disgraceful from Hibs. If this is true I shall be returning my season ticket. Embarrassing from the club.
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26-07-2016 03:19 PM #145This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The club will identify a few and prove 'action' has been taken. I think Hibs are 'playing the game' here.
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26-07-2016 03:19 PM #146This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The boys not gonna get banned. He'll get a 5 minute meeting and Hibs can show that they are being pro-active.
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26-07-2016 03:20 PM #147
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26-07-2016 03:22 PM #148
That's it, I'm sending my season ticket back. I'm gonna burn the photo of me with the Scottish cup and I'm gonna rip out my east terrace stone.
I've never been so disgusted with my club complete embarrassment
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26-07-2016 03:24 PM #149This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Fans should tell them to ram their meeting up their Arse. Wonder if teams down England sent out letters to their fans when there were pitch invasions during the play offs?
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26-07-2016 03:24 PM #150
Can't believe this. I didn't go on the pitch myself but know loads who did. Complete own goal by Hibs sending these out. The weejia will have a field day as it just brings the whole thing up again. Has someone at Hibs been trawling through Facebook looking for pictures of people on the pitch or are non-Hibs fans grassing others up? Is police time being used trawling social media for pitch invaders?
As per the laddie who was on the pitch, on no account should he agree to go in on his own. To the adult going with him, keep the heid cause if it was my bairn I'd be tempted to lose it.
If the letter isn't a hoax of course.Last edited by Bishop Hibee; 26-07-2016 at 03:28 PM.
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