I might be wrong but I’m sure we were called Hibernians before folding and then came back as HibernianOriginally Posted by Dashing Bob S
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17-10-2018 01:21 PM #61First Team Regular
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17-10-2018 03:05 PM #62First Team Regular
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club never folded,they could not field a worthwhile team to fulfil fixtures though but membership fees were paid by Hibernian swimming club until such time that they could field a team worthy of the name. Originally Posted by ChrissyG1875
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17-10-2018 03:07 PM #63@hibs.net private member
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Nope. Club was called Hibernian since 1875. Originally Posted by ChrissyG1875
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18-10-2018 03:06 PM #64First Team Breakthrough
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What do you think hibernate means? Same root as French "hiver" (winter). Originally Posted by Hibernian32
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18-10-2018 03:10 PM #65@hibs.net private member
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It means to annihilate one's opposition with free-flowing football, does it not, sir? Originally Posted by midfield_maestro
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Example. Ivan Sproule hibernated the Govanators.
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