I found a bright shiny 1p piece on my way to the turnstiles. I immediately identified it as a 'lucky penny'.
Framed in my living room with my match ticket.
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23-03-2019 05:28 PM #61
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23-03-2019 06:17 PM #63This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteMature, sensible signature required for responsible position. Good prospects for the right candidate. Apply within.
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23-03-2019 06:47 PM #65
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I broke and turned on the tv to see SDG's goal go in and I couldn't believe what was happening. I may have said to Mrs Me that 'our tv has broken because it's got us leading with only seconds to go...that can't be right'.
Anyhoo, bigger things than me that day. Didn't mean a huge amount to me, but I did think of all the guys I went to the games with and those who sat around us and wondered how they were feeling and I felt very calm and uplifted. I can't imagine what you all went through.
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23-03-2019 06:51 PM #66
ive got my programme signed by most of the squad, that liam fontaine got for me, im going to frame it with my match ticket and team sheet.
Adding to someone above losing their ticket, i keep all my tickets.
I had all the programmes and tickets from the 07 league cup win, my mate offered to get them framed, his dad was a framer, his dad took not well, so i left it.
When i went to him to get my stuff back quite a while later, he had lost them. i was gutted.
My only consolation is he worked for hibs as well, and that's where he lost them, somewhere inside easter road, they are in a cupboard or office, i suppose if they are anywhere, that's the best place
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23-03-2019 07:16 PM #67
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I have kept my ticket, programme, scarf and some grass from the Hampden pitch in an envelope.
All these items are in a box in the spare room. Also have a Persevered T-shirt in the box.
I kept some of the clothes I wore on the day of the final for while as well. A green checked shirt and socks with a bit of green in them. I always wore this shirt and socks whenever we played Hearts after we won the cup.
This shirt and socks went on a nine game unbeaten run against Hearts until they finally beat us last year. I thought about keeping them but they were getting worn out so binned them recently.
I look in the box at the cup final mementos now and again. Will never throw this out.
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23-03-2019 07:53 PM #68
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I have numerous programmes from the run. I bought extra copies from the programme publisher for the Hearts and Inverness games for some reason, glad I did now! The only ones Im missing are the away games. Does anyone know if anyone is selling copies of them?
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23-03-2019 07:54 PM #69
I bought a programme that day for the first time in decades and my daughter asked why and I really didn't know. I still have it and our tickets and a photo of me kneeling on the pitch holding my scarf aloft in roughly the position from where SDG scored. I also managed to get a few photo's of an ecstatic girl who I do not know and have never met. I keep thinking one day I'll see her at ER and be able to show her the pictures in case she wants them. Never seen her yet.......
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23-03-2019 09:13 PM #71
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Good enough for me. I was confident up to the point that they scored their second. But when Stokes scores our equaliser I was convinced again.
It was barely the back of nine in the morning when SDG popped up with the winner. Ball went in and was so stunned that I turned to my wife and simply said quietly “he’s just won the cup”. No lap of honour or anything. Mind you, being on a cruise ship, we headed for the bar, not another sole to celebrate with but we raises a glass or two to my confirming it’s been me that was the jinx at all those previous Scottish Cup finals since I attended my first in 1971.
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23-03-2019 09:52 PM #72
I have two of the 2016 European Championship Series Stickies from Lidl!
The following is a copy of a post I did after the Cup Final:-
Incredible coincidenceMy 3 year old grandson, Oliver, has been a keen collector of the various little Stickie figures issued free from LIDL over the years. He has a Postman Pat stuffed toy which lives at our house and we hide a Stickie in the mailbag for each visit he makes to us. A few days before The Final LIDL launched a new series of Stickie figures based on the European Football Championship with a figure from each competing country plus the trophy. Each one comes in a sealed pouche so you have no idea what is in each pouche. The day before the Final I gave him his first two pouches from the new series. When he opened the first one it was the trophy! Spooky I thought. When he opened the second it was a green shirted player!! They sat on top of the TV as we watched the game with his Dad. The rest is history!
They still sit close to my TV and remind me of a fantastic day and a very special moment with my lovely grandson.
I've been a supporter for 63 years but was born in the Highlands 68 years ago, how I came to support Hibs from up there is another story!
I still wish my suggestion that someone should gather all those special Cup Final memories & stories into a book would happen. It would be a lovely 'different' part of our great club's history.
Here's hoping!
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23-03-2019 09:57 PM #73
It's not strange, but I never keep boarding card or train tickets- but I kept the ones from that weekend. They are in the sock drawer with the passport and I'll come across them and think "that weekend really did happen"
....Hoping there's many more to come!
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23-03-2019 10:33 PM #75
Mmmm...a friend planted some of the pitch in my back garden in a very drunken ceremony one year on....I have eight used cup final tickets that I found after the final whistle....a green trilby hat and two scarfs and a beauty of a photo of my brother and me behind the goal with half of Leith on the pitch
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24-03-2019 04:45 AM #76
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24-03-2019 07:11 AM #77This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteMon the Hibs.
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24-03-2019 07:14 AM #78
I own one tooth from every The Rangers player assaulted on the pitch.
As you can imagine, it's quite a collection.
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I have the (empty) Laurent-Perrier champagne bottle that I'd bought for the 2001 final. Had it for breakfast on May 22, 2016, having resisted pressure in the intervening 15 years to open it for the birth of four grandchildren.
I also have framed a programme, a pic of me and four mates holding the cup and ...my niece's cup final ticket. It would have been mine, but as I was assembling items for framing, my good lady wife, trying to be helpful, decided to try to flatten it by ironing it. Instantly fogged, of course.
Ah well, it's a conversation piece.
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24-03-2019 08:46 AM #82
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After the game, the big Tescos outside Hampden was giving away free mementos to hundreds of Hibs fans. It was like supermarket sweep
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24-03-2019 11:17 AM #85
For my sons 18th I got a superb picture of the goal from Leask photography with Sir David having both arms wide just landed from heading the goal.
I got it framed with both our tickets, with our names and dates printed underneath with
“When the Hibs went up to lift the Scottish Cup, we were there”
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I helped an old man down to the pitch and thought 'sod it'... tore off a little handful of blades of grass (now dried and cherished). However the guy in the seat behind me had about a square foot of turf when he came back 🤣 He broke off a nice chunk for me - which is firmly planted in my garden. And will be coming with me whenever I move house
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I worked up there for 3 years from 1984 - 87 during my BP career and we used Leask's photography services for the BP Supply Base there. I got to know the owner reasonably well.
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