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**FastEddieFelson** · 21-09-2017 08:23 AM

bit of a tenuous link...

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**~~Firestarter~~** · 21-09-2017 08:27 AM

Originally Posted by WeeRussell

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Pochettino was a centre half.

There goes my theory then

**~~Firestarter~~** · 21-09-2017 08:28 AM

Coco the Clown?

**~~IGRIGI~~** · 21-09-2017 08:37 AM

Before our recent cup success I would've said our silky flair football and underachievement bound us together.

***Stevie Reid*** · 21-09-2017 08:40 AM

Originally Posted by WeeRussell

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Pochettino was a centre half.

With magnificent hair.

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**Ian Cathro** · 21-09-2017 11:15 AM

Originally Posted by Superfuddyhibby

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Bertie Mee, Johnny McLeod and , ahem, Daniel Boateng.

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Stokes

***lord bunberry*** · 21-09-2017 11:19 AM

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Been to his hoose. He drinks Crabbies fi a Hibs mug an his dugs called Stanton.

FACT.

**WeeRussell** · 21-09-2017 11:38 AM

Originally Posted by Firestarter

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There goes my theory then

You did have me double checking to be fair

***Biggie*** · 21-09-2017 11:44 AM

We've both pumped hearts at Tynie

Hearts 0-5 Tottenham Hotspur
Hearts 0-7 Hibernian

**JeMeSouviens** · 21-09-2017 11:45 AM

Originally Posted by WeeRussell

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Pochettino was a centre half.

He is one of the defenders Michael Owen goes past in his (admittedly outstanding) goal for England at the 98 world cup.

Bit like former Celtc manager Wim Jansen, who features in Archie Gemmill's 78 wonder goal.

Edit: getting my world cups mixed up. He's actually the defender Michael Owen dives over to get a pen at the 02 workd cup.

***Winston Ingram*** · 21-09-2017 11:51 AM

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Gordon Durie?

Colin Calderwood, Steve Archibald

***Winston Ingram*** · 21-09-2017 11:53 AM

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He is one of the defenders Michael Owen goes past in his (admittedly outstanding) goal for England at the 98 world cup.

Bit like former Celtc manager Wim Jansen, who features in Archie Gemmill's 78 wonder goal.

Edit: getting my world cups mixed up. He's actually the defender Michael Owen dives over to get a pen at the 02 workd cup.

Pochettino didn’t play in that game

***Winston Ingram*** · 21-09-2017 11:56 AM

Originally Posted by McIntosh

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Sebastiano supports Hibs, he did a placement in Edinburgh during his degree.

Pochettino was on the Radio speaking to Jim White about this in early August

He said their is no connection to Edinburgh whatsoever and the pair of the just decided and he had no idea why

***Groathillgrump*** · 21-09-2017 11:59 AM

**** Spurs. Did me out of £80 when they only drew with Swansea on Saturday.

**JeMeSouviens** · 21-09-2017 12:01 PM

Originally Posted by Winston Ingram

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Pochettino didn’t play in that game

Yeah, my mistake. He played in 02, I corrected it if you'd read to the end.

***basehibby*** · 21-09-2017 02:07 PM

Originally Posted by heretoday

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Spurs and Hibs have no connection.
Arsenal possibly - Baker, Cropley and Marinello.

Rubbish! Spurs and Hibs played each other every year for about 10 years in the 50s/60s. Think it was after meeting in the Coronation Cup. Long time ago sure but to state there is zero connection is just hogwash. I could mention Steve Archibald and Gordon Durie as well BTW.

**IWasThere2016** · 21-09-2017 02:10 PM

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Spurs and Hibs have no connection.
Arsenal possibly - Baker, Cropley and Marinello.

Alan Gilzean, Spurs legend is a Hibs fan

We were all he wanted to talk about when I met him (know his laddie well)

**~~Firestarter~~** · 21-09-2017 02:13 PM

Originally Posted by basehibby

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Rubbish! Spurs and Hibs played each other every year for about 10 years in the 50s/60s. Think it was after meeting in the Coronation Cup. Long time ago sure but to state there is zero connection is just hogwash. I could mention Steve Archibald and Gordon Durie as well BTW.

And Coco the bag of sweeties Calderwood

**Silver Fox** · 21-09-2017 07:23 PM

Jim White spoke to him at the launch of the Premier league in Billingsgate Market at the start of August for TalkSport, said his sons were big fans of Scottish Football, One Herts One Hibs didn't explain why

***lapsedhibee*** · 21-09-2017 07:38 PM

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Alan Gilzean, Spurs legend is a Hibs fan

We were all he wanted to talk about when I met him (know his laddie well)

Class player. Still remember him destroying Hibs 4-0 at ER in 19longago.

**IWasThere2016** · 21-09-2017 07:47 PM

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Class player. Still remember him destroying Hibs 4-0 at ER in 19longago.

Class gentleman also. Awesome man.

**SouthsideHarp_Bhoy** · 22-09-2017 05:54 AM

Originally Posted by Winston Ingram

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Pochettino didn’t play in that game

Was that not Mauricio Pellegrino? Now Southampton boss, used to play for Valencia? I know i always get them two mixed up?

**hibsbollah** · 22-09-2017 06:02 AM

In other interesting news, we call porridge 'podgittino' in our house.

***oneone73*** · 22-09-2017 07:48 AM

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In other interesting news, we call porridge 'podgittino' in our house.

Now there's posh. Oat cuisine indeed.

**Tinribs** · 22-09-2017 08:02 AM

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Now there's posh. Oat cuisine indeed.

The groan that induced from me was bad, was about ready to brek my sides.

***One Day Soon*** · 22-09-2017 08:06 AM

Originally Posted by hibsbollah

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In other interesting news, we call porridge 'podgittino' in our house.

If we're going that path, in our house half of us call Empire Biscuits Entire Biscuits and the other half call them German biscuits.

**Renfrew_Hibby** · 22-09-2017 08:06 AM

Can we no get Spurs up for a pre season game next summer?
That's if they're no on tour in Thailand, playing in a 'champions cup' in Dallas or off to Melbourne for a kick about in the cricket ground.

Think I've answered my own question.

**Hibbycol** · 22-09-2017 08:29 AM

Originally Posted by basehibby

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Rubbish! Spurs and Hibs played each other every year for about 10 years in the 50s/60s. Think it was after meeting in the Coronation Cup. Long time ago sure but to state there is zero connection is just hogwash. I could mention Steve Archibald and Gordon Durie as well BTW.

Aye see, and we pinched the glory glory song from them too , but still no connection

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**hibsbollah** · 22-09-2017 10:00 AM

Originally Posted by One Day Soon

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If we're going that path, in our house half of us call Empire Biscuits Entire Biscuits and the other half call them German biscuits.

I had an interesting conversation with the old lady in the commie pool cafe about this. Her family grew up calling them German biscuits, then after the war there was a fashion of calling them Belgian biscuits (freedom fries spring to mind here!), and then Empire biscuits came later, because that was the company that made them. She could have been spraffing of course.

And always green jellies ontop.