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    Hibs in Brasil - bad start for Vasco Brilliant Stars of Hibernian

    Hope this works ... can't take the credit it's some Dude from Brazil that' got into Hibs through trainspotting he's on Twitter
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    Quote Originally Posted by VivaPalmeiras View Post
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    Hope this works ... can't take the credit it's some Dude from Brazil that' got into Hibs through trainspotting he's on Twitter
    I can see a Brazilian appreciating style of play and our history of fairness and integrity.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GreenLake View Post
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    I can see a Brazilian appreciating style of play and our history of fairness and integrity.
    I don't quite know the full story but I think journalist and one of the Hibs List - Andy Downie's love of Hibs played a part ;)
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    Quote Originally Posted by VivaPalmeiras View Post
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    I don't quite know the full story but I think journalist and one of the Hibs List - Andy Downie's love of Hibs played a part ;)
    I remember an article a while back, probably the evening news, describing Hibs tour of Brazil.
    it was a fantastic story, basically said Hibs were instrumental in showing the Brazilians how to play, and their style and tactics were adopted into the development of the Brazilian national team. Even mentioned the influence of the team on players such as Pele; the rest, as they say, is history.

    Kept the story out the paper for years but lost it over time, would love to see it again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alfiembra View Post
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    I remember an article a while back, probably the evening news, describing Hibs tour of Brazil.
    it was a fantastic story, basically said Hibs were instrumental in showing the Brazilians how to play, and their style and tactics were adopted into the development of the Brazilian national team. Even mentioned the influence of the team on players such as Pele; the rest, as they say, is history.

    Kept the story out the paper for years but lost it over time, would love to see it again.
    The mystique around that Brazilian Encyclopedia of Football continues...
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    The Daily Mail did this article 20 years ago, with our very own Johnnyboy, about Hibs tour of Brazil.

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    Quote Originally Posted by VivaPalmeiras View Post
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    The mystique around that Brazilian Encyclopedia of Football continues...
    I don't know if this helps, it mentions Brazil's encyclopedia of football being published in 1970, with a whole section devoted to Hibs.

    http://www.iancolquhoun.org.uk/how-h...play-football/

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    Vasco de Gama played at ER of course.Can't remember th score.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ancient hibee View Post
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    Vasco de Gama played at ER of course.Can't remember th score.
    30th April 1956. Hibs won 3-1 Turnbull (2) and Jimmy Harrower.

    This was the game that witnessed Vasco bring on three subs without taking anyone off! Hibs players had to bring it to the attention of referee Bobby Davidson
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    30th April 1956. Hibs won 3-1 Turnbull (2) and Jimmy Harrower.

    This was the game that witnessed Vasco bring on three subs without taking anyone off! Hibs players had to bring it to the attention of referee Bobby Davidson
    Could see some of the dodgy refs we have now allowing that!! 😉

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    30th April 1956. Hibs won 3-1 Turnbull (2) and Jimmy Harrower.

    This was the game that witnessed Vasco bring on three subs without taking anyone off! Hibs players had to bring it to the attention of referee Bobby Davidson
    The only thing I could remember was the captains exchanging pennants at the start and that some of the Brazil team were wearing socks with holes in them.

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