A who can piss the highest competition in the playground by the sounds of it. I'd suggest the winner is the one with the driest head.
Gordon should have planted him one on behalf of the rest of the world.
Neither have any modern day claims to anything outstanding so the Dons edge it for me as they have far less to be ashamed of.
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08-01-2017 07:38 PM #31
"I did not need any persuasion to play for such a great club, the Hibs result is still one of the first I look for"
Sir Matt Busby
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08-01-2017 07:39 PM #32
Both men are absolute arsewipes. But Aberdeen are blatantly a bigger club than hearts.
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08-01-2017 07:48 PM #34
City clubs tend to have pretty much the same potential. Sectarianism has distorted this is Scotland with the OF, but it pretty much holds true. Any club in a population centre with investment in stadia and personnel will do well, as people follow winning sides, and all the more so if they are local. Hibs support has increased 50% since the winning of Scottish Cup after 114 years brought glory to the club, and changed the perception of us from lovable losers, to a big club of huge potential (in the Scottish context at any rate.)
For what it's worth, I think Hibs, Hearts and A'deen are pretty much at a similar level. If nitpicking, I would rate Hibs as bit bigger than Hearts. They have had thirty years of financial doping that has distorted the picture, but our support benefited from the club being big in the postwar era when more people went to games. We've always, on the bigger occasions, drawn much larger crowds than Hearts.
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08-01-2017 07:58 PM #35
Listen to sportsound when I don't go to away games due to work etc.its getting better now.tam macmanus is superb on it.richard Gordon is a bell end.alan Preston really doesn't bother me that much.
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08-01-2017 08:01 PM #36
In the last 10 years have Hearts have won 1 Scottish Cup and been runners up in the League cup once.
Aberdeen haven't been involved in a Scottish Cup final in that time but have won 1 League Cup and been runners up once.
Hibs have won both trophies and been runners up twice in the Scottish Cup and once in the League Cup during the same period so does that make us better?
Stats can be made to look any way you want. It's not how clubs and their supporters perceive themselves but how others do that determines reputations IMO."The power of accurate observation is frequently called cynicism by those who don't have it" - George Bernard Shaw.
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08-01-2017 08:01 PM #37
Is there fans of any other club who are so obsessed with talking about their size? It's just weird. You would never hear a Man Utd or Liverpool fan constantly trying to convince folk that they are a 'big club' or 'famous' because, well because they are. So cringy.
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08-01-2017 08:03 PM #38
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08-01-2017 08:12 PM #42
Difficult one. If we're going on highest ever crowd attendances, Hearts had a higher one than Aberdeen, and we had a higher one than both of them. The Hearts one is actually open to debate, because it was played at Murrayfield against Barcelona (57k), not Tynecastle, and somewhat ironically, Aberdeen's highest attendance was against Hearts in a cup game in 1954 (45k). our highest attendance was also against Hearts (65k) in 1950. Before their 'home' game against Barcelona, their highest attendance was 49k.
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08-01-2017 08:36 PM #44
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I'd say Hibs, Hearts and Aberdeen are all about the same size club. Roughly the same size of support, all 3 have had some cup success in recent years and had league success in our distant histories but are nowhere near catching the Old Firm
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08-01-2017 09:01 PM #46
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I dont have to hand but recon on top v dons games v each other but enough behind them sadly.
All clubs similar. Are main rivals and is aim to finish ahead of year in year out. Jambos are size mad and many dons still think fergie in charge but why not what a time for club and last decent challenge to old firm
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09-01-2017 01:08 AM #53
what the hell does 'big' even mean. cultural significance, maybe? if so, i think hearts probably win, simply because they are part of the capital city derby, which is an institution in itself. aberdeen could have exploded into a massive force in the 80s, but they didn't, and as things stand, they barely manage to half fill their stadium most weeks even though they've been as close as anyone other than the old firm has been to challenging for the league - seems like even their own city aren't all that arsed. that said, maybe all they need is a scottish cup win - did wonders for us! anyway...it really doesn't matter, and is at best a vaguely interesting thing to consider for 5 minutes before being dismissed as pointless.
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09-01-2017 06:46 AM #57
What a daft argument, all 3 clubs are very similar, and all 3 at any particular time could pull in more folk through the gates than the other.
Aberdeen have certainly won most, and i personally would have loved it if we'd done what they did in the 80's.
Those days are over for them, and its something thats never returning. If all 3 clubs are fighting for 2nd place in the SPL or whatever its called these days, we are all getting similar crowds with very little between us.
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09-01-2017 06:51 AM #59
It's funny we had the biggest attendance at the pbs lastseason v the saintees and the utd attendance will be the biggest attendances of the two this season. More interested in getting as many as possible to hibs games to help the club and sign good players and am not bothered that we have had the top attendance the last two seasons. They really are the weirdest bunch of Neanderthals and after ripping up their songbook they will be grief stricken at the utd Attendance. Poor wee lambs.
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