Might have mentioned these ones before on other threads, but Keith Wright bought me a drink in Brannigans at fountainpark. I saw him at the bar and got all excited so offered to buy him a drink, he was so chuffed at being recognised that he bought me one instead. Said he hardly ever got recognised any more.
Lyndon Andrews also tried to chat me up. He was on a night out with a few Hibs players, I’m sure it was after a derby where we’d one on a Sunday night. I had a boyfriend at the time so wasn’t interested, and he was a bit miffed cause I wanted him to introduce me to Mixu and Yogi who were also with him.
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23-01-2019 11:53 PM #91
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24-01-2019 10:07 AM #92
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I was on an SYFA coaching course run by the great Keith Keith Keith. During one of the drills I scored a peach into the bottom right hand corner from a layoff from the great man himself. The crowd went wild as I ran towards the east terracing, arms aloft, hearing them chanting my name*
* That last sentence may not have happened in the real world, seeing as it was actually in Dalkeith. In a sports hall. And naebody cheered. Except maybe me a little bit
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24-01-2019 10:11 AM #93
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24-01-2019 05:34 PM #94
My wife's aunty was engaged to Alan Hanson when he signed for Liverpool. She didn't fancy moving so it was all off. He babysat for my wife on occasion. I have never met him.
P.S. he had a lucky escape, the wife's aunty is a total nutball!!
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24-01-2019 06:36 PM #95
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Bought Paul Scholes a drink in Ibiza around 1995. He never thanked me or spoke to me.
Sat next to JK Rowling on a flight and she was reading the Daily Mail and a story about people's dogs that looked like Harry Potter.
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24-01-2019 09:37 PM #97
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When Alex Ferguson was at Dunfermline he used to give my mum a lift home regularly trying to get his way, my dad had to threaten him for him to back off.
"You opened the box....and your soul belongs to me...."
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25-01-2019 05:16 PM #98
Had a 20 min conversation with Daley Blind and had no idea who he was. Did the same with the All Blacks and also had no idea who they were.
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25-01-2019 05:30 PM #99
My missus" oldest niece's partner's great- great uncle was Arnold Ridley from Dad's Army.
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26-01-2019 01:02 AM #103
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I work with Scott Pittman's brother and he wind's me up despite not having an interest in football
I was good mates at school with David Elliot who's won a Scottish BAFTA.
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26-01-2019 01:43 PM #104
My wife's ex-boyfriend was bullied in school by Sam Whitelock, the All Black.
I also bought Jimmy Boco numerous shots of sambuca after Ian Murray's testimonial.
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I was supposed to go to the Cafe Royal after a "band of joy" concert at the Playhouse. Couldn't be arsed and went home, only to be sent photos of Robert Plant in having a pint 😡
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27-01-2019 10:29 AM #108This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
There was about 0.5 seconds footage of me crowdsurfing on the TV coverage.
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27-01-2019 11:08 AM #109
My wife works with the wife of one of the guys from twin Atlantic, tried to get them to play at my wedding, didn't happen though
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27-01-2019 11:11 AM #110This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteFollow the Hibs podcast, Longbangers, on Twitter (@longbangers)
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27-01-2019 12:03 PM #111
I have liaised with the American Secret Service, FBI, MI5, and CIA during a week long conference that took place in Edinburgh which was pretty hush, hush. Had the bonus of being able to socialise with them every night with an unlimited bar tab. Met some great guys and some really unlikely MI5 operatives.
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27-01-2019 12:16 PM #112
Gary Dempsey and some other Aberdeen players of the era were in a Glasgow nightclub (I think Bunker or Bamboo) when I was in as a student over a decade ago. They had an away game on the Sunday, this was the Thursday/Friday and they were steamboat. We had an Aberdeen fan in our group so briefly chatted to them. As they were leaving Dempsey said, or rather slurred , "don't tell Jimmy, don't tell Jimmy" as they stumbled out
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27-01-2019 04:35 PM #113
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28-01-2019 08:36 AM #116
I used to work as a steward for G4S and was working T in the park in 2011 when Beyonce was there, I was manning the stairs stage left that she came down and at one point the big screens by the stage just had Beyonce and myself on them. Unfortunetaly she took the huff at not being allowed to headline or something so refused rights to broadcast her set - but someone in the crowd who didn't know I was there text me to say she'd seen me on the screen with Beyonce.
I also used to work at Tincastle for G4S and would occasionally get the leftover media pies at the end of the shift that the commentators/reporters didn't fancy eating.Mon the Hibs.
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Pies that the reporters didn't eat. Aye tight.
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It was Tincastle we're talking about, and in the pre-chips days... fine for a student, but not much else.Mon the Hibs.
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28-01-2019 11:33 AM #120
When I was a kid, my dad’s work in Leith docks had a couple of small motor boats. He used to drink in Lawrie Reilly’s pub in Elbe Street and got quite friendly with Him. He invited him and his family to to go on a wee sail over the Forth to Aberdour. We set off on a lovely summer’s day on a flat calm but on the return journey the weather changed drastically and the stormy trip back was really quite terrifying. Safely back on land, I overheard my dad saying to Lawrie that he really thought at one stage our time was up.
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