Hibernian Supporters: Hampden £100k Campaign

[brog]

£250 donated by East Lothian Hibs Supporters Club.

:thumbsup::thumbsup: Reminded me to finally bite the bullet & donate.

[Monts]

That's me made a one off donation of £25. My first foray into HSL.

[matty_f]

Hibs have been really supportive of this campaign, can only imagine that email will have hit a significant number of mailboxes this morning. :thumbsup:

Good that they shared the video for it as well. It really works with the voiceover on it.

[Daniel 1875]

Marc Darcy are the next club partner to back the Hampden £100k initiative. They've kindly donated a voucher for a three-piece suit to the prize pot which all contributors who donate £25 or more in January will be automatically entered into.

Story can be viewed here. (https://hiberniansupporters.co.uk/marc-darcy-support-hampden100k/)

Great to have the support of the club and their commercial sponsors on this.

[matty_f]

Marc Darcy are the next club partner to back the Hampden £100k initiative. They've kindly donated a voucher for a three-piece suit to the prize pot which all contributors who donate £25 or more in January will be automatically entered into.

Story can be viewed here. (https://hiberniansupporters.co.uk/marc-darcy-support-hampden100k/)

Great to have the support of the club and their commercial sponsors on this.

Not going to lie, I read that as a 3 piece suite at first, I thought "**** me, that's a brilliant prize!" :faf:


Still a very good prize, by the way.


Also, I'm an idiot. Was ready to point out the typo on the story to the wife as well, realised just in time. :greengrin

[Capt Mainwaring]

As a point of reference, and as a target to smash, the Federation of Hearts initiative to raise funds in a similar way for the SC final has its own thread on Kickback

Despite the Cup Final being played on 20 December - they have yet to announce how much their virtual Cup final tickets raised but estimates from the difference in their Nov - v - Dec totals estimate they raised less than £9k

Not having a pop at this amount as these are difficult times but we can do much better than this surely!?!

[Vault Boy]

Good that they shared the video for it as well. It really works with the voiceover on it.

Good way for some of the HSL materials promoting the initiative to reach fans that aren't on Twitter etc, for sure.

Grant was so quick to step in and help, some guy. :aok:

[hibbydad]

Good way for some of the HSL materials promoting the initiative to reach fans that aren't on Twitter etc, for sure.

Grant was so quick to step in and help, some guy. :aok:
I see it is on the evening news website as well now more publicity the better

[Pagan Hibernia]

It’s heartwarming, this thread

[Gerard]

It’s a good way to help make our club able to sign quality players
I hope it reaches the target of 100000

[OfficialHSL]

£250 donated by East Lothian Hibs Supporters Club.

Brooster

On behalf of everyone at Hibernian Supporters please accept our sincere thanks and please pass this on to everyone at the Branch.


Hibernian Supporters

[Billy Whizz]

Just put through my £25, and it says payment created
Presume it takes a few days to go through

[Daniel 1875]

Just put through my £25, and it says payment created
Presume it takes a few days to go through

Yes you’ll get an email which should tell you the date payment will be taken. Likely on/around 22nd Jan.

[matty_f]

Any update on the total? Been great to see this getting so much exposure.

[Billy Whizz]

Yes you’ll get an email which should tell you the date payment will be taken. Likely on/around 22nd Jan.

Just got it now thanks

[hibeerealist]

Hibernian Supporters are encouraging fans to consider donating the cost of their day out at Hampden for the League Cup semi final against St Johnstone to the club via a one off donation to Hibernian Supporters.

The campaign is bold and aims to raise £100,000 for the football budget throughout the month of January, for context this is around five times the amount contributed on a monthly basis.

Supporters who already contribute to Hibernian Supporters can make a one off donation by simply logging in to their account here (https://hiberniansupporters.co.uk/my-account/) and scrolling down to the 'Make a One-Off Donation' drop down.

Fans who do not already contribute can make a one-off payment by clicking here (https://hiberniansupporters.co.uk/donate/) and scrolling down to the 'Let's Give to Hibs' section and then clicking the 'Single payments' tab.

Everyone who donates £25 or more throughout the month will be added to the prize draw to win a signed shirt.

The information is on social media (Twitter (https://twitter.com/hfcsupporters/status/1345330864239104006?s=20) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/hfcsupporters)) and every like, share, retweet and link in group chats will go a long way to help us achieve the ambitious goal.

We'll aim to share periodic updates on this thread as the month goes on.

Let's make sure the club benefit from reaching another cup semi final - hopefully we'll have a final to look forward to and a significant sum of money added to the manager's budget by the end of January.

Already signed up?
Click here (http://bit.ly/hampden100k1) to log in and scroll to the 'Make a one-off payment' drop down menu to select the amount you'd like to donate

Not signed up?
Click here (http://bit.ly/hampden100k2) and scroll to the 'Single payments' tab to make a one-off donation via GoCardless instruction to your bank.

Want to pay by debit/credit card?
Click here (http://bit.ly/hampden100k3) to make a one off donation by credit or debit card via Stripe.

Donation made lets hope we can make the target GGTTH

[wallpaperman]

Just made my one off payment on the back of the email from the club which reminded me I hadn’t done it.

Incredibly easy for an existing member, no need to put bank or card details, couple of clicks and ‘payment created’.

If we get a positive result at the weekend could be a big boost to numbers next week when a lot of people will have been paid and there will be that feel good factor.

[JohnMcM]

Just made my one off payment on the back of the email from the club which reminded me I hadn’t done it.

Incredibly easy for an existing member, no need to put bank or card details, couple of clicks and ‘payment created’.

If we get a positive result at the weekend could be a big boost to numbers next week when a lot of people will have been paid and there will be that feel good factor.

Fingers crossed this happens.

[Flyman]

That's me made a one off donation of £25. My first foray into HSL.

Same here.

[hibbydad]

Yes you’ll get an email which should tell you the date payment will be taken. Likely on/around 22nd Jan.
Daniel I think it would help the momentum if you could give an update on where we are

[Bishop Hibee]

That’s my donation made 🇳🇬

[Daniel 1875]

Daniel I think it would help the momentum if you could give an update on where we are

We were at £16705 yesterday, I was waiting until today’s figure coming through before updating but I don’t have it yet.

Note payments are taking around 7 days to filter through to the bank account from GoCardless and Stripe.

[Chuck Rhoades]

Can’t make one-off payment as “no mandate exists”. Bonkers one is needed for a single payment and again backs-up my point earlier in the thread. I would like to understand the reluctance of introducing other, easier, more accessible, free and modern solutions?

Are there bank details I can send to instead? Or PayPal?

[Daniel 1875]

Can’t make one-off payment as “no mandate exists”. Bonkers one is needed for a single payment and again backs-up my point earlier in the thread. I would like to understand the reluctance of introducing other, easier, more accessible, free and modern solutions?

Are there bank details I can send to instead? Or PayPal?

Chuck, you can pay by card via Stripe (similar to Paypal) by clicking here (https://hiberniansupporters.co.uk/donate-abroad/) and selecting the 'Single payments' tab.

GoCardless is one of the best direct debit collecting systems available, as Hibernian Supporters mostly serves as a way to collect regular monthly payments from fans this is the main way to pay. It also collects a lower % of every transaction than other providers meaning more money goes to the club.

Paypal is free to use as an individual but there are fees incurred when being used by an organisation. Hibernian Supporters used to have Paypal but changed to Stripe a couple of years ago as the fees are lower.

Thanks for your support.

[Chuck Rhoades]

Chuck, you can pay by card via Stripe (similar to Paypal) by clicking here (https://hiberniansupporters.co.uk/donate-abroad/) and selecting the 'Single payments' tab.

GoCardless is one of the best direct debit collecting systems available, as Hibernian Supporters mostly serves as a way to collect regular monthly payments from fans this is the main way to pay. It also collects a lower % of every transaction than other providers meaning more money goes to the club.

Paypal is free to use as an individual but there are fees incurred when being used by an organisation. Hibernian Supporters used to have Paypal but changed to Stripe a couple of years ago as the fees are lower.

Thanks for your support.

Done - Stripe was straightforward actually. Useful. Thanks

[simple]

£25 donation made, plus my monthly £10 which will come off next week. Hopefully we reach the target, but even half would be a good amount. :flag::flag::flag:

[Iggy Pope]

As a point of reference, and as a target to smash, the Federation of Hearts initiative to raise funds in a similar way for the SC final has its own thread on Kickback

Despite the Cup Final being played on 20 December - they have yet to announce how much their virtual Cup final tickets raised but estimates from the difference in their Nov - v - Dec totals estimate they raised less than £9k

Not having a pop at this amount as these are difficult times but we can do much better than this surely!?!

Hope we can keep up the momentum irrespective of what they did as it reads like we’ve still a good bit to do to make the difference to our own monthly pot, hopefully still early days.

[A Hi-Bee]

It is irrelevant what the unwashed from gorgy have done or will do, all that matters is what we the Hibernian support do, if you can afford it then this is a great way to contribute.
**** the hertz and all who play for them and support them.

GGTTH
:flag::flag::flag:

[CropleyWasGod]

Chuck, you can pay by card via Stripe (similar to Paypal) by clicking here (https://hiberniansupporters.co.uk/donate-abroad/) and selecting the 'Single payments' tab.

GoCardless is one of the best direct debit collecting systems available, as Hibernian Supporters mostly serves as a way to collect regular monthly payments from fans this is the main way to pay. It also collects a lower % of every transaction than other providers meaning more money goes to the club.

Paypal is free to use as an individual but there are fees incurred when being used by an organisation. Hibernian Supporters used to have Paypal but changed to Stripe a couple of years ago as the fees are lower.

Thanks for your support.

I tried the card option, to be told that my "email address already exists"

Will you take a cheque? 🙄

[Daniel 1875]

I tried the card option, to be told that my "email address already exists"

Will you take a cheque? 🙄

If you already have an account with Hibernian Supporters you can reset your password by clicking here (https://hiberniansupporters.co.uk/forgot-password/). Once logged in you should be able to follow the 'Make a one-off payment' drop down menu to contribute. If you have any issues don't hesitate to send me a PM and we'll get it sorted.

[CropleyWasGod]

If you already have an account with Hibernian Supporters you can reset your password by clicking here (https://hiberniansupporters.co.uk/forgot-password/). Once logged in you should be able to follow the 'Make a one-off payment' drop down menu to contribute. If you have any issues don't hesitate to send me a PM and we'll get it sorted.

I can log in to my account . When I try to make a one off payment that way, I am told that no mandate exists.

I have been trying for over a week now. I've sent 2 messages through the website asking for help, without reply.

[Daniel 1875]

I can log in to my account . When I try to make a one off payment that way, I am told that no mandate exists.

I have been trying for over a week now. I've sent 2 messages through the website asking for help, without reply.

You can reinitiate your mandate with GoCardless by following this link (https://pay.gocardless.com/flow/RE00185J7F3YF4KCXNMQMBVGGGF4KPZZ), it may have lapsed which is why you’re receiving the error message.

[CropleyWasGod]

You can reinitiate your mandate with GoCardless by following this link (https://pay.gocardless.com/flow/RE00185J7F3YF4KCXNMQMBVGGGF4KPZZ), it may have lapsed which is why you’re receiving the error message.

I've done that, and get the same "no mandate" message. How long does the DD take to be set up?

[Daniel 1875]

I've done that, and get the same "no mandate" message. How long does the DD take to be set up?

It’s dependant on your bank authorising the direct debit mandate but it should be done fairly quickly.

You should get an email from GoCardless titled ‘You’ve set up a direct debit’ saying the mandate has been set up and once you have that you’ll be able to make a one off payment after logging in.

[OfficialHSL]

I can log in to my account . When I try to make a one off payment that way, I am told that no mandate exists.

I have been trying for over a week now. I've sent 2 messages through the website asking for help, without reply.
Cropley
we have had many emails over the last week. Can you please retry and refer to your Hibs Net tag.

Hibernian Supporters

[hibeerealist]

I've done that, and get the same "no mandate" message. How long does the DD take to be set up?

Hi CWG, I had same problem I had to untick log in and tick the donate button underneath. When you actually enter payment details it recognises you as it has your details, it could be better but it does work

[eastterrace]

That’s me donated the £25 .ggtth

[Bobo]

Done, payment made :thumbsup:

[rodhibs55]

Donation paid. :thumbsup:

[Vault Boy]

Brilliant stuff folks! :thumbsup:

[matty_f]

good to see more donations going in. I'll be donating on payday this month above my regular contribution that's in. Really want to see this succeed!

[muzzando]

Donation paid. Comes out of my account on the 25th according to my email

[banchoryhibs]

Brilliant efforts 👏 👌 My donation made too

[Daniel 1875]

Great to see donations coming in thick and fast. If you can send off a few texts before the weekend to fans who you might have been going to the game with to let them know what’s going on it will make a big difference.

It looks like we’re getting the message to those on social media, forums and by email but with Covid there is certainly a section of Hibees not online who we’d love to get the message to. The only way we can do that at the moment is by word of mouth - every conversation counts!

Keep up the good work all.

[inglisavhibs]

We were at £16705 yesterday, I was waiting until today’s figure coming through before updating but I don’t have it yet.

Note payments are taking around 7 days to filter through to the bank account from GoCardless and Stripe.

I have linked my accounts but when I open the link to pay as a member it asks for e-mail and password. I use my normal e-mail and password but it comes up with an error message saying that details not compatible. Any help would be appreciated.

[superfurryhibby]

Great effort by all concerned, hopefully it’s gathering momentum.

Slightly concerned that the issues with making payments can’t be resolved. Any obstacle to parting me with my cash is always a challenge. A lot of folk highlighting stuff that shouldn’t be hard to overcome, but could deter.

[Booked4Being-Ugly]

Donated last night.

GGTTH

[Daniel 1875]

Great effort by all concerned, hopefully it’s gathering momentum.

Slightly concerned that the issues with making payments can’t be resolved. Any obstacle to parting me with my cash is always a challenge. A lot of folk highlighting stuff that shouldn’t be hard to overcome, but could deter.

We’ve yet to find an issue which can’t be resolved pretty quickly - more than happy to point folk in the right direction if there’s any problems.

[Garymcl]

Just donated £30 a fraction of what I would of spent buying tickets and day out in Glasgow (which I would love to have been able to do like all fellow hibbys) cmon let’s do this guys great idea :flag:

[brythehibby]

£25 donation made. Great effort and really good idea. Here's hoping we get the win Saturday and it can be a success story on both fronts :flag:

[Since452]

As well as donating the cost of a day out to the LC semi can i also pour a bucket of water over myself to make it even more authentic?

[Daniel 1875]

As well as donating the cost of a day out to the LC semi can i also pour a bucket of water over myself to make it even more authentic?

Only if you stand about 100 yards from your television to get the true ‘behind the goals’ Hampden experience.

[MKHIBEE]

I will have to miss the game, I can’t pay for my ticket until next wednesday

[Gatecrasher]

Donated a ticket for me and my dad.

[matty_f]

Donated a ticket for me and my dad.

Brilliant!

[MKHIBEE]

As well as donating the cost of a day out to the LC semi can i also pour a bucket of water over myself to make it even more authentic?
Many of us remember when it wasn’t water that soaked you

[hhibs]

Many of us remember when it wasn’t water that soaked you


Indeed ,but despite this I have "bought my ticket"

[Daniel 1875]

Today’s banked total for January is £19,637.10.

A reminder that it shows payments made up to around 13th January as there’s a 7 day lag between initiating a payment on the website and the funds clearing in the bank.

Keep spreading the word folks.

[superfurryhibby]

Today’s banked total for January is £19,637.10 - a reminder that is shows payments made up to around 13th January as there’s a 7 day lag between initiating a payment on the website and the funds clearing in the bank.

Keep spreading the word folks.

Superb effort from all concerned. I know my donations haven't been taken out yet. Looking forward to seeing the final total.

:flag::top marks:hibees

[Keith_M]

As well as donating the cost of a day out to the LC semi can i also pour a bucket of water over myself to make it even more authentic?


There's snow forecast for Saturday, so maybe you should shower yourself in frozen popcorn

[Pagan Hibernia]

Today’s banked total for January is £19,637.10.

A reminder that it shows payments made up to around 13th January as there’s a 7 day lag between initiating a payment on the website and the funds clearing in the bank.

Keep spreading the word folks.

100k is a huge ask but i think we’ll smash our normal monthly donation by a considerable amount and that’s a fantastic achievement in itself in the dour month of January with a pandemic on.

and when you consider Killie and other clubs struggling, I’m sure our club are very grateful for anything let alone tens of thousands of £££ extra pouring in each month.

[Ringothedog]

Today’s banked total for January is £19,637.10.

A reminder that it shows payments made up to around 13th January as there’s a 7 day lag between initiating a payment on the website and the funds clearing in the bank.

Keep spreading the word folks.

What was last month’s total?

[Pagan Hibernia]

What was last month’s total?

from memory just over £20k? Maybe 21

[Daniel 1875]

What was last month’s total?

£21,814 was donated in December

[Ringothedog]

£21,814 was donated in December

Thank you

[Ringothedog]

from memory just over £20k? Maybe 21

👍

[ancient hibee]

I tried to donate to the Hampden appeal today.Clicked the donate only and amount buttons. Next screen wanted my email presumably to send an acknowledgment but also a password-don’t know why as I’m not joining anything so I ignored that and clicked donate and was taken to a direct debit screen-not wanted of course and I couldn’t progress the donation. I’ll have another shot at it as I must be doing something wrong but it seems unnecessarily complicated for a simple donation/payment.

[Daniel 1875]

I tried to donate to the Hampden appeal today.Clicked the donate only and amount buttons. Next screen wanted my email presumably to send an acknowledgment but also a password-don’t know why as I’m not joining anything so I ignored that and clicked donate and was taken to a direct debit screen-not wanted of course and I couldn’t progress the donation. I’ll have another shot at it as I must be doing something wrong but it seems unnecessarily complicated for a simple donation/payment.

You can make payment by credit or debit card by clicking here (https://hiberniansupporters.co.uk/donate-abroad/) and selecting the 'Single payments' tab.

[ancient hibee]

Thank you. I’ll try that later.

[Hibeesforever]

£25 donation made...feels good

[BlackSheep]

Today’s banked total for January is £19,637.10.

A reminder that it shows payments made up to around 13th January as there’s a 7 day lag between initiating a payment on the website and the funds clearing in the bank.

Keep spreading the word folks.

Is this the total for the 100K Campaign so far???

[04Sauzee]

Is this the total for the 100K Campaign so far???

Yes i believe so, for under half the month.
Not sure where that sits with the same date of wvery month?
Think we have been banking just over 20k oer month recently? 22-23k?

[Alfred E Newman]

I tried to donate to the Hampden appeal today.Clicked the donate only and amount buttons. Next screen wanted my email presumably to send an acknowledgment but also a password-don’t know why as I’m not joining anything so I ignored that and clicked donate and was taken to a direct debit screen-not wanted of course and I couldn’t progress the donation. I’ll have another shot at it as I must be doing something wrong but it seems unnecessarily complicated for a simple donation/payment.

I agree. I went ahead and did it by direct debit as a one off payment as there didn’t seem to be another option but I will be making sure I cancel that instruction after the £25 has been debited.

[Alex Trager]

I agree. I went ahead and did it by direct debit as a one off payment as there didn’t seem to be another option but I will be making sure I cancel that instruction after the £25 has been debited.

If you selected one off payment it will only be a one off payment according to Jim Adie.

It is entitled direct debit but it is not a recurring payment

[BlackSheep]

Yes i believe so, for under half the month.
Not sure where that sits with the same date of wvery month?
Think we have been banking just over 20k oer month recently? 22-23k?

Have to say i'm a little disappointed in this..... £25 for 4000 fans.... where are all those who stood out celebrating our Scottish Cup win in 2016....?

Less than 800 donations by my count... I donated for the 2 Sts I hold.... as many other will have as well so that 800 drops too....

I know times are hard, but we have 11,000 ST holders, yes we've not seen a game in the flesh, but while we witness other clubs struggling, we are out there signing players and trying to do well.

C'mon everyone, let's do this!

[speedy_gonzales]

Have to say im a little disappointed in this..... £25 for 4000 fans.... where are all those who stood out celebrating our Scottish Cup win in 2016....?

Aye, but we have to keep in mind that it's tough times for a lot of folk out there.
Hopefully, if you're Hibs minded, and you can, then you will.
I've fired my £25 over, won't be paying Premier Sports but will listen in on the Hibs Pass audio stream.

[S4uzee]

Have to say i'm a little disappointed in this..... £25 for 4000 fans.... where are all those who stood out celebrating our Scottish Cup win in 2016....?

Less than 800 donations by my count... I donated for the 2 Sts I hold.... as many other will have as well so that 800 drops too....

I know times are hard, but we have 11,000 ST holders, yes we've not seen a game in the flesh, but while we witness other clubs struggling, we are out there signing players and trying to do well.

C'mon everyone, let's do this!

Maybe some fans think they’ll just be let down again .... like the other semi final a few months ago?

[Bobo]

I tried to donate to the Hampden appeal today.Clicked the donate only and amount buttons. Next screen wanted my email presumably to send an acknowledgment but also a password-don’t know why as I’m not joining anything so I ignored that and clicked donate and was taken to a direct debit screen-not wanted of course and I couldn’t progress the donation. I’ll have another shot at it as I must be doing something wrong but it seems unnecessarily complicated for a simple donation/payment.

I had the same problem yesterday and had a lot of issues trying to make a card payment rather than a DD.

After faffing about for a while I switched off my popup blocker and tried again and the option to payment by Stripe was visible? It took 2 minutes to make the payment after that, it was easy and straightforward and I received the payment confirmation email instantly.

Anyone having the same issues may want to look and see if they have a popup blocker in use on their device. 👍🏻

[Bostonhibby]

Aye, but we have to keep in mind that it's tough times for a lot of folk out there.
Hopefully, if you're Hibs minded, and you can, then you will.
I've fired my £25 over, won't be paying Premier Sports but will listen in on the Hibs Pass audio stream.


Agree entirely.

Done the same, was going to try premier but Hibs Radio for me and another donation here instead.



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[Daniel 1875]

I had the same problem yesterday and had a lot of issues trying to make a card payment rather than a DD.

After faffing about for a while I switched off my popup blocker and tried again and the option to payment by Stripe was visible? It took 2 minutes to make the payment after that, it was easy and straightforward and I received the payment confirmation email instantly.

Anyone having the same issues may want to look and see if they have a popup blocker in use on their device. 👍🏻

Good point Bobo and thanks for raising this.

The website takes card details using a pop-up from Stripe - your web browser should alert you to a pop up being blocked on the right of the address bar if there’s a pop up blocker in use and will give you the option to allow it to make a payment.

[BlackSheep]

Maybe some fans think they’ll just be let down again .... like the other semi final a few months ago?

If that is their thinking then they should definitely be the ones donating!

This campaign is to raise additional funds for the football operations budget eg Signing new players!

[Oscar T Grouch]

Finally donated last night, had issues with my password initially but it went through okay once i got in and I got the confirmation email from gocardless this morning. :flag::flag:

[Franck Le God]

Donation made, very straightforward.

Given I won't be drunkenly scoffing pies at half time, I've probably only donated a portion of what I would have spent at Hampden but it all helps.

[Sean1875]

Already a monthly donater but another donation made to the cause today :aok:

[madhatter]

Understand why but shame this was 100k as I think it was a difficult ask to get us there at this time. Don’t know where all the wealthy Hibs fans are hiding :hmmm:

If we can hit 30k+ then I think it is good going. Even better if some become regular contributors, even £5 a month would be huge if all our ST holders put that in each month. I always think about money I would spend in shops etc., sometimes through “lavish” greed (normally food or drink while out...obviously not so much now!) and consider whether I’d be happier giving that £5 to Hibs. Not everyone is in the same situation and you need to do what is best for you.

Club can’t guarantee success but we’re starting to build a strong squad. I hope we can get more fans onside, only if they can afford of course!

[inglisavhibs]

Maybe some fans think they’ll just be let down again .... like the other semi final a few months ago?
Results come and go but this is about ensuring we come out the other end of the pandemic in a reasonably healthy state. :cb

[eastterrace]

That’s me planted the seed in a few pals heads about the donation as they hadn’t done it. I just said don’t want those hearts 🤡 laughing at us when we don’t hit the target. Let’s hope they do follow up and donate.

[HONG KONG PHOOEY]

Payment made at last 🇳🇬. Hopefully we raise a few quid through this and hopefully for the final too 🤞🙏

[Alfred E Newman]

If you selected one off payment it will only be a one off payment according to Jim Adie.

It is entitled direct debit but it is not a recurring payment

👍

[Daniel 1875]

Today's banked figure for the month is £21,633, which includes payments initiated up to around 14th January.


Keep spreading the word folks - texts, calls and messages to friends and family will go a long way to reaching every corner of our support.

There's been a really heartening flow of messages today from people making their donations - some regular contributors and others who have never contributed to Hibernian Supporters before.

A reminder of the ways to pay below:


Already signed up (http://bit.ly/hampden100k1)
Want to sign up/pay by GoCardless (http://bit.ly/hampden100k2)
Want to pay by credit or debit card (http://bit.ly/hampden100k3)

[Iggy Pope]

I’ve posted something similar on the Killie thread but the current figure (albeit only up to 14th Jan) isn’t anything significantly more than we would expect it to be any other month without the initiative.

Great that HSL are trying, volunteering and pushing and also great that some are digging deep but it’s a bit underwhelming with two days to the game and maybe it was all just a bit too adventurous.

[A Hi-Bee]

Today's banked figure for the month is £21,633, which includes payments initiated up to around 14th January.


Keep spreading the word folks - texts, calls and messages to friends and family will go a long way to reaching every corner of our support.

There's been a really heartening flow of messages today from people making their donations - some regular contributors and others who have never contributed to Hibernian Supporters before.

A reminder of the ways to pay below:


Already signed up (http://bit.ly/hampden100k1)
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O.K. then Dan,
Maths is no my best subject but I reckon that the figure above is up to 14th Jan right.
An average month (last month say) 30 whole days was around £21,250 right.
So over a little less than half the time we have raised more than the whole of last month right.
I call that bloody amazing, during a pandemic and everything that goes wi it.
Tremendous effort by all and there is still another 17 days in Jan left to bring in cash from the people who can afford to give. Who says you need to stop after the game! We could well crack £50,000 or more so what is there to moan about or even a tiny whinge ffs. No time for pessimism we are all Hibs.
:flag::flag::flag:

[MurrayfieldHibs]

Well done for organising this initiative Daniel (and friends!).

That's another £30 in the pot.

GGTTH
:flag:

[AugustaHibs]

I’ve posted something similar on the Killie thread but the current figure (albeit only up to 14th Jan) isn’t anything significantly more than we would expect it to be any other month without the initiative.

Great that HSL are trying, volunteering and pushing and also great that some are digging deep but it’s a bit underwhelming with two days to the game and maybe it was all just a bit too adventurous.


Stop greeting eh. No even half way through the month yet. It’s a 5/6 week month for most after the most expensive time of year. See where we are at the end of the month. Sure you’ll be delighted if it doesn’t go much higher though

[Brooster]

I’ve posted something similar on the Killie thread but the current figure (albeit only up to 14th Jan) isn’t anything significantly more than we would expect it to be any other month without the initiative.

Great that HSL are trying, volunteering and pushing and also great that some are digging deep but it’s a bit underwhelming with two days to the game and maybe it was all just a bit too adventurous.

What would the normal figure for 14th January be?

[Pagan Hibernia]

Stop greeting eh. No even half way through the month yet. It’s a 5/6 week month for most after the most expensive time of year. See where we are at the end of the month. Sure you’ll be delighted if it doesn’t go much higher though

awfully unfair. The amount of work iggy did with the HSL badges and you think he wants it to fail? :confused:

hopefully the end figure for January will be our highest monthly contribution, even if it doesn’t reach 100k

[matty_f]

awfully unfair. The amount of work iggy did with the HSL badges and you think he wants it to fail? :confused:

hopefully the end figure for January will be our highest monthly contribution, even if it doesn’t reach 100k
:agree: Iggy has been a vocal supporter of HSL and this initiative as far as I can remember.

[Kaff]

Adding £2k per day to the total would mean there's £15k in the pipeline so even stopping today could mean there's £35k raised already, Saturday £50k?
I've noticed a lot more Facebook and Twitter activity since Saturday so it may be there's a higher figure already raised and of course a win could really keep things going.
Well done to all involved!

[Pretty Boy]

I think this campaign is commendable and if we win this weekend I'd hope we keep it running for the final.

A couple of points I would make. Encouraging people to make a donation is great and it's certainly something I'm pleased to see people doing. However I think some people need to consider their tone a little bit. It's lean times for a lot of people and there's the odd comment on here and elsewhere that verges towards trying to shame people for not donating. I've donated but I had to really think about it, £25 isn't a throwaway amount of money for me at the moment and no matter how much I want Hibs to succeed there are other things that take priority.

Secondly very few people want this to fail. There are those who will never get onside with HSL and no amount of encouragement is going to change their minds. However the vast majority of people are at best supportive or at worst indifferent. I think there have been some valid points raised about the way the initiative has gone and that kind of feedback will hopefully be taken on board when different things are tried in the future.

On that note I would say that ambitious targets are always good. However when marketing any 'product' you have to create demand or at least the illusion of demand. An example of this in a footballing context would be the frenzy around tickets sales when they are going well. Dot counts pop up on here, Twitter, Facebook and suddenly no one wants to miss out. That in turn sees more people buy tickets, feeds the frenzy and continues to drive the demand. £100K was certainly an ambitious target and theoretically an achievable one but it was always going to rely on the support of people who, for one reason or another, aren't currently contributing to HSL. Over £20K and rising is nothing to be sniffed at but it probably lacks creating that frenzy or hysteria that people want to be part of, if we were closing in on a target people would feel more inclined to help push us over the line. There may be a lesson there that a more modest target in the future could be of potential benefit. If for no other reason than it gives the ability to market it as 'we smashed our target' rather than '25/30/35% of our target is still a good effort'. I would also argue that having a separate pot for the donations directly linked to any initiative would help differentiate it from the 'routine' monthly totals. Again that creates the impression of being part of something potentially special.

I hope that's taken in the constructive manner it was intended. The people who volunteer to help out HSL have really stepped up this season and I take my hat off to them.

[Daniel 1875]

One thing I would say is that it’s still early in the day to be judging the success of the campaign and/or reflecting on it.

The lag in payments clearing in the bank is unfortunately unavoidable but does mean that inevitably the numbers may not be as high as quickly as some would hope in relation to the match itself.

The reality is that we’ve more or less beaten the December contribution for the whole month within the first 14 days of the hardest month of the year for many people in normal circumstances, never mind during a pandemic.

We are tracking at around £2,000 a day which is significantly more than any month in the history of Hibernian Supporters - and this figure is made up of people contributing more than a week before the match we’re using as the focus of the fundraising and before the club database received an email about it.

This campaign will run until the end of the month whether we reach the cup final or not and the banked total will continue to rise between now and next Thursday even if £0 is donated on the website between now and then.

We won’t know the final success or otherwise of this until around 7th February when all payments are cleared. In the meantime we plan to keep beating the drum and keep encouraging those who can to donate while not belittling or embarrassing anyone who can’t - we hope we’ve kept the right tone so far in the hardest of times.

Thanks so much to everyone who has donated, commented, texted or tweeted so far - let’s hope we can make a significant different come the end of the campaign and regardless of the final total I hope everyone is proud of the magnificent efforts.

[OfficialHSL]

Adding £2k per day to the total would mean there's £15k in the pipeline so even stopping today could mean there's £35k raised already, Saturday £50k?
I've noticed a lot more Facebook and Twitter activity since Saturday so it may be there's a higher figure already raised and of course a win could really keep things going.
Well done to all involved!

Kaff

You're not far off.

Can I confirm that around five minutes ago we had just over £24,000 in the pipeline. This refers to funds that are now in the process of being collected and should be with us over the next five days.

Can I take this opportunity, on behalf of everyone at HSL, to thank all our fellow supporters who are not Members/regular contributors of HSL who have very kindly donated to this initiative. While you may not want to or indeed are unable to join us, we are all Hibs supporters and in this case we are supporting a common goal - helping our Manager to get us into Europe.

On this occasion we have tried really hard to reach out to those supporters who are not our Members or indeed may not be Season Ticket holders but who would have gone to Hampden. If you are in that group, and you can afford it please go to www.hiberniansupporters.co.uk

If you know fellow supporters who are in this group please feel free to text a pal or share on social media. We have many supporters who are waiting on payday before donating so with this in mind rest assured, with your help, this target is possible.

Like many other Clubs, our Club has suffered badly this season so if you are in a position to help please feel free to do so.

Jim Adie
Hibernian Supporters

[Kaff]

Kaff

You're not far off.

Can I confirm that around five minutes ago we had just over £24,000 in the pipeline. This refers to funds that are now in the process of being collected and should be with us over the next five days.

Can I take this opportunity, on behalf of everyone at HSL, to thank all our fellow supporters who are not Members/regular contributors of HSL who have very kindly donated to this initiative. While you may not want to or indeed are unable to join us, we are all Hibs supporters and in this case we are supporting a common goal - helping our Manager to get us into Europe.

On this occasion we have tried really hard to reach out to those supporters who are not our Members or indeed may not be Season Ticket holders but who would have gone to Hampden. If you are in that group, and you can afford it please go to www.hiberniansupporters.co.uk

If you know fellow supporters who are in this group please feel free to text a pal or share on social media. We have many supporters who are waiting on payday before donating so with this in mind rest assured, with your help, this target is possible.

Like many other Clubs, our Club has suffered badly this season so if you are in a position to help please feel free to do so.

Jim Adie
Hibernian Supporters

Great news Jim and Daniel, keep the good news coming.
Going to be a significant sum of money raised.
Club must be delighted with this backing

[wallpaperman]

That is great news about the pipeline money, seems to be real momentum growing.

And I said it before (I’m not superstitious), get a good result on Saturday and push the campaign immediately the final whistle goes, plenty money could be added.

[hibbysam]

Kaff

You're not far off.

Can I confirm that around five minutes ago we had just over £24,000 in the pipeline. This refers to funds that are now in the process of being collected and should be with us over the next five days.

Can I take this opportunity, on behalf of everyone at HSL, to thank all our fellow supporters who are not Members/regular contributors of HSL who have very kindly donated to this initiative. While you may not want to or indeed are unable to join us, we are all Hibs supporters and in this case we are supporting a common goal - helping our Manager to get us into Europe.

On this occasion we have tried really hard to reach out to those supporters who are not our Members or indeed may not be Season Ticket holders but who would have gone to Hampden. If you are in that group, and you can afford it please go to www.hiberniansupporters.co.uk

If you know fellow supporters who are in this group please feel free to text a pal or share on social media. We have many supporters who are waiting on payday before donating so with this in mind rest assured, with your help, this target is possible.

Like many other Clubs, our Club has suffered badly this season so if you are in a position to help please feel free to do so.

Jim Adie
Hibernian Supporters

£24k that’s still looking like being added to the £21k already collected if payments are successful Jim? That’s outstanding. A great effort and still time to keep pushing. Like mentioned above, no shame if people can’t donate but no harm in making people aware. Regardless if it hits £100k, it’s already been a massive success.

[madhatter]

I think this campaign is commendable and if we win this weekend I'd hope we keep it running for the final.

A couple of points I would make. Encouraging people to make a donation is great and it's certainly something I'm pleased to see people doing. However I think some people need to consider their tone a little bit. It's lean times for a lot of people and there's the odd comment on here and elsewhere that verges towards trying to shame people for not donating. I've donated but I had to really think about it, £25 isn't a throwaway amount of money for me at the moment and no matter how much I want Hibs to succeed there are other things that take priority.

Secondly very few people want this to fail. There are those who will never get onside with HSL and no amount of encouragement is going to change their minds. However the vast majority of people are at best supportive or at worst indifferent. I think there have been some valid points raised about the way the initiative has gone and that kind of feedback will hopefully be taken on board when different things are tried in the future.

On that note I would say that ambitious targets are always good. However when marketing any 'product' you have to create demand or at least the illusion of demand. An example of this in a footballing context would be the frenzy around tickets sales when they are going well. Dot counts pop up on here, Twitter, Facebook and suddenly no one wants to miss out. That in turn sees more people buy tickets, feeds the frenzy and continues to drive the demand. £100K was certainly an ambitious target and theoretically an achievable one but it was always going to rely on the support of people who, for one reason or another, aren't currently contributing to HSL. Over £20K and rising is nothing to be sniffed at but it probably lacks creating that frenzy or hysteria that people want to be part of, if we were closing in on a target people would feel more inclined to help push us over the line. There may be a lesson there that a more modest target in the future could be of potential benefit. If for no other reason than it gives the ability to market it as 'we smashed our target' rather than '25/30/35% of our target is still a good effort'. I would also argue that having a separate pot for the donations directly linked to any initiative would help differentiate it from the 'routine' monthly totals. Again that creates the impression of being part of something potentially special.

I hope that's taken in the constructive manner it was intended. The people who volunteer to help out HSL have really stepped up this season and I take my hat off to them.

Hope I'm not one that needs to watch tone. Apologies to you and anyone else if I am. The "only what you can afford to give" is one of the best things about HSL and the general messaging. To be perfectly honest if that wasn't the message I think it wouldn't be in keeping with what I want anything "Hibs" to be about. I want Hibs to be successful but I don't want anything, especially something substantial like this, to lose the social responsibility aspect.

Hope we can keep the positivity going in this campaign but I equally hope everyone looks after their own lives first. Id prefer we came out of all this with 13k+ healthy fans turning up to the games every other week than anybody putting themselves financially out now. Only give if you can should remain the message!

I agree that the volunteers deserve much credit for taking this on, great job all involved.

[Pretty Boy]

Hope I'm not one that needs to watch tone. Apologies to you and anyone else if I am. The "only what you can afford to give" is one of the best things about HSL and the general messaging. To be perfectly honest if that wasn't the message I think it wouldn't be in keeping with what I want anything "Hibs" to be about. I want Hibs to be successful but I don't want anything, especially something substantial like this, to lose the social responsibility aspect.

Hope we can keep the positivity going in this campaign but I equally hope everyone looks after their own lives first. Id prefer we came out of all this with 13k+ healthy fans turning up to the games every other week than anybody putting themselves financially out now. Only give if you can should remain the message!

I agree that the volunteers deserve much credit for taking this on, great job all involved.

Wasn't aimed at anyone as an individual. Just a general comment on a couple of things I've read over the last couple of days on various platforms. Nothing that has been said has been explicitly wrong but I think there can be subtle differences in how things are said that changes how they are perceived.

To clarify my own post I want to be clear I'm not looking to be negative about this campaign. It's a great effort both from those involved in organising and those contributing. Whatever happens from here on in with £45-50K minimum looking likely then it's been a success. I just think it's always healthy to reflect on how something is going throughout and how it has gone after the event to ensure that success is replicated or improved upon in future.

[superfurryhibby]

I think this campaign is commendable and if we win this weekend I'd hope we keep it running for the final.

A couple of points I would make. Encouraging people to make a donation is great and it's certainly something I'm pleased to see people doing. However I think some people need to consider their tone a little bit. It's lean times for a lot of people and there's the odd comment on here and elsewhere that verges towards trying to shame people for not donating. I've donated but I had to really think about it, £25 isn't a throwaway amount of money for me at the moment and no matter how much I want Hibs to succeed there are other things that take priority.

Secondly very few people want this to fail. There are those who will never get onside with HSL and no amount of encouragement is going to change their minds. However the vast majority of people are at best supportive or at worst indifferent. I think there have been some valid points raised about the way the initiative has gone and that kind of feedback will hopefully be taken on board when different things are tried in the future.

On that note I would say that ambitious targets are always good. However when marketing any 'product' you have to create demand or at least the illusion of demand. An example of this in a footballing context would be the frenzy around tickets sales when they are going well. Dot counts pop up on here, Twitter, Facebook and suddenly no one wants to miss out. That in turn sees more people buy tickets, feeds the frenzy and continues to drive the demand. £100K was certainly an ambitious target and theoretically an achievable one but it was always going to rely on the support of people who, for one reason or another, aren't currently contributing to HSL. Over £20K and rising is nothing to be sniffed at but it probably lacks creating that frenzy or hysteria that people want to be part of, if we were closing in on a target people would feel more inclined to help push us over the line. There may be a lesson there that a more modest target in the future could be of potential benefit. If for no other reason than it gives the ability to market it as 'we smashed our target' rather than '25/30/35% of our target is still a good effort'. I would also argue that having a separate pot for the donations directly linked to any initiative would help differentiate it from the 'routine' monthly totals. Again that creates the impression of being part of something potentially special.

I hope that's taken in the constructive manner it was intended. The people who volunteer to help out HSL have really stepped up this season and I take my hat off to them.

Having read, followed and supported the campaign and this thread, I sense a slight overreaction here. A couple of slightly out the of context posts, particularly later on this page, but I would beg to differ and say there is very little to be concerned about in respect of tone. For this madhouse it’s pretty mild overall, with much to commend the approach to “encouragement”.

[A Hi-Bee]

Lets keep this thread at the top!
GGTTH

:flag::flag::flag:

[matty_f]

Donated today. :aok:

[JohnM1875]

It's for the whole month of January, right? So we might see a surge in donations if we win on Saturday.

Either way myself and three mates made our payments last night, expected to come out on the 27th I think it said.

Let's keep this going!

[Daniel 1875]

It's for the whole month of January, right? So we might see a surge in donations if we win on Saturday.

Either way myself and three mates made our payments last night, expected to come out on the 27th I think it said.

Let's keep this going!

Yes it’s for the whole month - all donations initiated on the website by 31st Jan will be included in the total

[Oscar T Grouch]

It took me until this week to be able to do this donation. It’s a bad time of year and most people are on a 6 week month. I’m usually pretty carefully with my cash because of my away ST but that control has gone out the window cause of no football to go to. Saying all that £100k is 4000 people donating £25 each so it is definitely achievable and I hope there will be an upsurge in donations come payday next week. Great initiative and great work by HSL, this is certainly the most visible campaign I’ve seen on social media from them so far.

[Vault Boy]

It took me until this week to be able to do this donation. It’s a bad time of year and most people are on a 6 week month. I’m usually pretty carefully with my cash because of my away ST but that control has gone out the window cause of no football to go to. Saying all that £100k is 4000 people donating £25 each so it is definitely achievable and I hope there will be an upsurge in donations come payday next week. Great initiative and great work by HSL, this is certainly the most visible campaign I’ve seen on social media from them so far.

Thanks for your generosity OTG. I think there were a lot of fair comments about visibility made previously. Hopefully we can keep making the right noises in the future.

As ever, only donate what you can, and IF you can. A lot of things that are far more important than football, particularly right now.

(Although it won't feel like it come kick off tomorrow). :greengrin

[Iggy Pope]

Stop greeting eh. No even half way through the month yet. It’s a 5/6 week month for most after the most expensive time of year. See where we are at the end of the month. Sure you’ll be delighted if it doesn’t go much higher though

Behave yourself daft lad. You’re getting cynicism mixed up with affiliation.

[Iggy Pope]

What would the normal figure for 14th January be?

I could be wrong but further up the thread I read it to be around £20k? Could be wrong.

[Iggy Pope]

awfully unfair. The amount of work iggy did with the HSL badges and you think he wants it to fail? :confused:

hopefully the end figure for January will be our highest monthly contribution, even if it doesn’t reach 100k

I still have a couple if Dazzling Doidge guy wants one.

[Daniel 1875]

I could be wrong but further up the thread I read it to be around £20k? Could be wrong.

The figure brought in for the whole of December was just less than £22,000.

In a normal month we’d probably be around the £10,000 figure midway through the month.

[BlackSheep]

500 folk just spent £50 on the LS500 shirt.... that’s £25k in less than 3 hours....

Why has this campaign taken at least 2 weeks to reach a similar figure?

[Stanton Spence]

I still have a couple if Dazzling Doidge guy wants one.He should be buying a FEW badges after that senseless comment earlier about you hoping the initiative fails or is a flop??? Good to see you can humour that nonsense iggy and well done for donating to this and all the work you done regarding the badges etc you have done for HSL

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[JimBHibees]

500 folk just spent £50 on the LS500 shirt.... that’s £25k in less than 3 hours....

Why has this campaign taken at least 2 weeks to reach a similar figure?

Two different things

[Blaster]

500 folk just spent £50 on the LS500 shirt.... that’s £25k in less than 3 hours....

Why has this campaign taken at least 2 weeks to reach a similar figure?

Maybe because people are actually getting something directly for their money? I don’t think it’s fair to compare the two

Some people already contribute monthly and may not want to pay any more. Some people may not be in the position to do it yet due to end of month payday. Some maybe cannot afford it.

I’m a monthly contributor but will also pay my £25 over next week 👍

[Monts]

500 folk just spent £50 on the LS500 shirt.... that’s £25k in less than 3 hours....

Why has this campaign taken at least 2 weeks to reach a similar figure?

People are buying an item with the Stevenson shirt.

People are giving away money for the Hampden100k initiative.

[BlackSheep]

People are buying an item with the Stevenson shirt.

People are giving away money for the Hampden100k initiative.

I wouldn't call it giving away money to be fair to HSL, its a vital income stream for the club during a hard time for businesses everywhere.

A £50 training shirt with some extra printing on it will come and go, but supporting the club finically could be the difference in us going under, just look at Killie.

[hibbydad]

I wouldn't call it giving away money to be fair to HSL, its a vital income stream for the club during a hard time for businesses everywhere.

A £50 training shirt with some extra printing on it will come and go, but supporting the club finically could be the difference in us going under, just look at Killie.
You are so right Black Sheep

[CB_NO3]

I seem to be having some issues with my account. I have emailed HSL. Can one of the members have a look. I want to donate but cant.

[Iggy Pope]

The figure brought in for the whole of December was just less than £22,000.

In a normal month we’d probably be around the £10,000 figure midway through the month.

Great Daniel, ta.

[Monts]

I wouldn't call it giving away money to be fair to HSL, its a vital income stream for the club during a hard time for businesses everywhere.

A £50 training shirt with some extra printing on it will come and go, but supporting the club finically could be the difference in us going under, just look at Killie.

While you're right that the money going to HSL will be making a difference, there is no tangible return on your money. So from an individual perspective, one is buying something, the other is giving away money.

[Iggy Pope]

He should be buying a FEW badges after that senseless comment earlier about you hoping the initiative fails or is a flop??? Good to see you can humour that nonsense iggy and well done for donating to this and all the work you done regarding the badges etc you have done for HSL

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Thank you. There are a lot of folk do what I did x100. Upwards, onwards.

[Stanton Spence]

Thank you. There are a lot of folk do what I did x100. Upwards, onwards.No probs bud [emoji1303]

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[OfficialHSL]

It took me until this week to be able to do this donation. It’s a bad time of year and most people are on a 6 week month. I’m usually pretty carefully with my cash because of my away ST but that control has gone out the window cause of no football to go to. Saying all that £100k is 4000 people donating £25 each so it is definitely achievable and I hope there will be an upsurge in donations come payday next week. Great initiative and great work by HSL, this is certainly the most visible campaign I’ve seen on social media from them so far.

Oscar

Thank you for your kind words. There has been a number of people involved in this, all fellow Hibees and volunteers.

Our analysis of this was as straightforward as yours. We thought as many as 2000 of our existing Members may have contributed and perhaps as many as 2000 supporters who have never donated but who would have attended Hampden. For that reason we believed the target was achievable and indeed remains achievable. Word of mouth is best so please feel free to reach out to a fellow supporter.


Hibernian Supporters

[Daniel 1875]

Donations have just tipped past the £25,000 mark for contributions up to 15th January, momentum is building nicely - keep spreading the word to those who might be in a position to donate.

https://twitter.com/hfcsupporters/status/1352663325058981891?s=20

[Brooster]

I could be wrong but further up the thread I read it to be around £20k? Could be wrong.

Most likely wrong if you ask me.

[Iggy Pope]

Most likely wrong if you ask me.

Post #367 clarifies thanks.

[KdyHby]

Good to see this highlighted again in the latest pre match club email

[3pm]

Just got this email.

Message from Jack Ross
We have just received a delightful call from Jack Ross. He has asked us to pass on the following message to all our Members/Donators.

“I would like to place on record my sincere thanks to everyone involved with Hibernian Supporters and their Hampden 100k campaign, whether it’s the volunteers behind the scenes or those who have kindly donated. I speak on behalf of the club when I say we would have loved to walk out to a sea of green and white at Hampden tomorrow and we’re looking forward to having everyone back as soon as it’s safe to do so. In the meantime, the support we’ve received in these unprecedented times has been incredible and greatly appreciated. We know it’s a difficult time for everyone and it’s been heartening that so many are still going above and beyond for their club. It’ll be in our thoughts at Hampden. Enjoy the game.”

Rest assured our donations right now are making a difference. Please spread the word to other fans who you think would have been at the game tomorrow and encourage them to visit www.hiberniansupporters.co.uk



James Adie

Chairman

[Nakedmanoncrack]

Contribution made.

[Jonnyboy]

Am a monthly contributor and have decided to also donate a further two match tickets equivalent.

Thank you to all the HSL volunteers - keep up the good work!

[weedgiehibbie]

Donation made, feels a bit last minute, my fault but made :agree:

[matty_f]

Brilliant to see more donations going in. Remember the campaign runs until the end of the month rather than just until the game.

[The Wireless]

Donation made. Hibs for the Cup :flag:

[007 Mickey Weir]

I pay monthly but love the idea of giving the team an extra boost. Cup Win and 3rd is a really possible dream this year GGTTH

[Jones28]

I am so skint until payday...and beyond that tbh 😂 but will make a payment when I can.

[cappoquinboy]

Just bought 2 tickets and sent the screenshot confirming the £50 donation along with the following text to every Hearts supporter in my contact list

Just bought you & me a couple for tickets for the semi final this afternoon
I realise you won’t be able to join me but I’m sure it will make you feel good knowing you’ve donated to such a worthy cause 🇳🇬🇳🇬💚💚🤣🤣

[calumhibee1]

Just bought 2 tickets and sent the screenshot confirming the £50 donation along with the following text to every Hearts supporter in my contact list

Just bought you & me a couple for tickets for the semi final this afternoon
I realise you won’t be able to join me but I’m sure it will make you feel good knowing you’ve donated to such a worthy cause 🇳🇬🇳🇬💚💚🤣🤣


😂👏

[Chuck D]

Donations made for me and Mrs D. We'd usually be on the train heading West by now, then spend the day watching the usual Hampden day-trip bams getting so tanked up that their kids have to help them stay upright enough to make it though turnstiles. God how I miss it.

[A Hi-Bee]

Mon the Hibs
Lets keep this going.
:aok:

[CMurdoch]

Donations made for me and Mrs D. We'd usually be on the train heading West by now, then spend the day watching the usual Hampden day-trip bams getting so tanked up that their kids have to help them stay upright enough to make it though turnstiles. God how I miss it.

:greengrin The Hampden bams used to make me look like a great dad :greengrin

[OfficialHSL]

I am so skint until payday...and beyond that tbh 😂 but will make a payment when I can.

Jones

We really appreciate your support and sorry to hear that things are a bit tough at the moment.

Right now your vocal support is more than enough.

'Mon the Hibs

[OfficialHSL]

I pay monthly but love the idea of giving the team an extra boost. Cup Win and 3rd is a really possible dream this year GGTTH

Cup win would be great and European football again would be icing on the cake.

We have continued to have donations from all over the world overnight so can we please continue to ask for your help with this campaign. By this we don't just mean money. The greatest help is simply putting the information about this initiative in front of a fellow Hibee who you know would have been at Hampden today.

Hibernian Supporters

[gaz1875]

I went to pay but coming up direct debit and I went through as single payment?

[Daniel 1875]

I went to pay but coming up direct debit and I went through as single payment?

You’ll only be charged once if you followed the ‘Single payment’ tab - it won’t be a recurring payment.

[gaz1875]

You’ll only be charged once if you followed the ‘Single payment’ tab - it won’t be a recurring payment.


Thanks Daniel1875

[HH81]

The players should be ashamed of today and get a donation into this fund.

What a joke.

[Itsnoteasy]

The players should be ashamed of today and get a donation into this fund.

What a joke.

No just dock them wages. However much has been raised through this scheme won't scratch the surface.

[Robbo6-2]

HSL should withdraw the money

[Pagan Hibernia]

Hibs don’t deserve the backing they get from their supporters. They really don’t.

another hideous result in a long long list of letdowns.

[Johnny_Leith]

Charlatan club

[madhatter]

Petty of me so I’ll resist the urge for now but I genuinely am considering stopping my monthly sub.

I have no idea what they do at HTC as we have no style of play, we are fortunate rest of league have struggled financially etc.

[Hedlund12]

I'd reckon there ain't much hope now in this campaign getting the contributions that some
people intended to make next week...
Can't honestly say I blame anyone either.

[A Hi-Bee]

It's a hell of a hard sell now after that display, but perhaps we need this initiative even more now, to try and bring in better quality, no matter who the manager is. We need better quality players as we are no as good as most would think.

[Viva_Palmeiras]

It's a hell of a hard sell now after that display, but perhaps we need this initiative even more now, to try and bring in better quality, no matter who the manager is. We need better quality players as we are no as good as most would think.

You certainly are on a mission tonight. Covering all of the angles. Why? Especially when you’d already said that’s all...?

[Bridge hibs]

Will still be getting my money when I get paid

[Pretty Boy]

This is why results and performances like tonight are so damaging.

The guys at HSL have come up with a great idea and have really run with it. There was a bit of steam behind it and a win tonight would have seen us getting pretty close to the £100K. As it is all the momentum is stopped in it's tracks and there won't be one solitary one off donation made from this point on.

Clubs are always looking for fans to contribute that little bit more and more often than not the fans stand up and are counted when it matters. The club and team have to do their bit as well though and tonight they most certainly did not. I'm not one for threatening to not renew a ST or discontinue my HSL subscription or whatever but this is different. This is another bit extra over and above and it needs momentum. That doesn't exist now and thus the campaign will fizzle out rather than going from strength to strength.

Anyway well done to all involved for a very good effort. Hopefully when the dust settles we can run with something similar in future.

[matty_f]

This is why results and performances like tonight are so damaging.

The guys at HSL have come up with a great idea and have really run with it. There was a bit of steam behind it and a win tonight would have seen us getting pretty close to the £100K. As it is all the momentum is stopped in it's tracks and there won't be one solitary one off donation made from this point on.

Clubs are always looking for fans to contribute that little bit more and more often than not the fans stand up and are counted when it matters. The club and team have to do their bit as well though and tonight they most certainly did not. I'm not one for threatening to not renew a ST or discontinue my HSL subscription or whatever but this is different. This is another bit extra over and above and it needs momentum. That doesn't exist now and thus the campaign will fizzle out rather than going from strength to strength.

Anyway well done to all involved for a very good effort. Hopefully when the dust settles we can run with something similar in future.

:agree: for the Scottish Cup semi.

The HSL guys and everyone who donated deserved better than that from the players tonight.

Massive let down.

[A Hi-Bee]

You certainly are on a mission tonight. Covering all of the angles. Why? Especially when you’d already said that’s all...?

Hey if a want ti post ma opinion and to keep posting my opinion then I will do it, if you dont like it then you know what you can do eh!
Maybe a just care too much about the Hibs and watching that schite today hurts. now be a good boy will you you know the rest.
:cb

[Hibernianrus]

Charlatan club

Really?

[Duffys13]

As it is all the momentum is stopped in it's tracks and there won't be one solitary one off donation made from this point on.

I get tonight was crap, but statements like this are a bit over the top imo. I am sure many folk that choose to donate to HSL are very much about the big picture.

[Ronniekirk]

Based on the second half debacle I feel like asking fir a refund of my forty quid
But it’s now Uo to Ross to ensure we don’t start slipping down the league



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[sorrow sorrow]

Get Ross so far to *edited. Don’t bypass the swear filter ** b4 he loses everything u guys r building,waking up.
the manager is everything to a football club and he offers us zero!!
No personality,no relsults when the club need them.
Ok let’s be happy with 4th In this league!

[B.H.F.C]

Will be honest and say that I didn’t donate as I wanted to see how tonight went.

Put enough money in to Hibs. Need a bit more back to make me want to put more in.

[Hibernianrus]

Based on the second half debacle I feel like asking fir a refund of my forty quid
But it’s now Uo to Ross to ensure we don’t start slipping down the league



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The only danger to us finishing 3rd/4th is Livi, the rest will be hoping for 6th. It will take a real collapse for us not to finish outside the top 5. We really should have been challenging for 2nd with a better manager though.

[B.H.F.C]

The only danger to us finishing 3rd/4th is Livi, the rest will be hoping for 6th. It will take a real collapse for us not to finish outside the top 5. We really should have been challenging for 2nd with a better manager though.

We’ll finish fourth. Agree with your last sentence, decent manager has us challenging for second. That’s not me saying we should be finishing second, but that opportunity won’t be there next year. This is a season of opportunities missed.

[DarrenSQH]

Millionaire owner should cover the costs surely now hes not stopped shares being given out.

If you want to own something you can pay to run it.

[hibbysam]

Millionaire owner should cover the costs surely now hes not stopped shares being given out.

If you want to own something you can pay to run it.

Not overly sure of what point you are making. Ron is covering the costs. The fans are attempting to give the club extra money to Chuck at additional players we may not necessarily need, but would be welcome additions to kick us on.

[tamig]

Millionaire owner should cover the costs surely now hes not stopped shares being given out.

If you want to own something you can pay to run it.

FFS. Is this for real?

[Itsnoteasy]

Not overly sure of what point you are making. Ron is covering the costs. The fans are attempting to give the club extra money to Chuck at additional players we may not necessarily need, but would be welcome additions to kick us on.

We might get lucky & waste more money on an unfit midfielder

[Daniel 1875]

Stuff like this, and any fundraising/marketing when trying to raise cash for Hibs, is always at the mercy of the team doing their bit on the pitch. It was looking like we might have hit the incredibly ambitious target of £100k with a decent result last night and a bit of wind in our sails.

As can happen in football sometimes we’re now dealing with people asking HS to hold on to the money until a different manager can spend it, asking for a refund, asking the owner to put his hand in his pocket etc etc.

Hibernian Supporters is there to back to club financially through an incredibly difficult period just now and it will continue to do so win, lose or draw. We’re all disappointed with the result last night but regardless of that the Hampden drive is going to raise a significant sum of money for the club - the club we all support and will continue to support regardless of who’s in charge or who is the principle shareholder.

The frustration is understandable and I anticipate a few hostile replies to the first post that goes out from the HS social media accounts next time we have an update on the sums raised this month but if we stopped trying to help every time Hibs turned in a disappointing result we wouldn’t get very far, would we?

A thanks again to everyone who has backed the drive so far, I’m sure there will be some contributions coming in between now and the end of the month as the dust settles - fingers crossed we can deliver a decent sum of cash to help the club make the most of the rest of this season and beyond.

[Bostonhibby]

Stuff like this, and any fundraising/marketing when trying to raise cash for Hibs, is always at the mercy of the team doing their bit on the pitch. It was looking like we might have hit the incredibly ambitious target of £100k with a decent result last night and a bit of wind in our sails.

As can happen in football sometimes we’re now dealing with people asking HS to hold on to the money until a different manager can spend it, asking for a refund, asking the owner to put his hand in his pocket etc etc.

Hibernian Supporters is there to back to club financially through an incredibly difficult period just now and it will continue to do so win, lose or draw. We’re all disappointed with the result last night but regardless of that the Hampden drive is going to raise a significant sum of money for the club - the club we all support and will continue to support regardless of who’s in charge or who is the principle shareholder.

The frustration is understandable and I anticipate a few hostile replies to the first post that goes out from the HS social media accounts next time we have an update on the sums raised this month but if we stopped trying to help every time Hibs turned in a disappointing result we wouldn’t get very far, would we?

A thanks again to everyone who has backed the drive so far, I’m sure there will be some contributions coming in between now and the end of the month as the dust settles - fingers crossed we can deliver a decent sum of cash to help the club make the most of the rest of this season and beyond.Points well made, I agree every word. It's Hibs we are talking about here, if it was disappointments like yesterday that were going to drive us away I'd have given up Hibs in the 70's[emoji1]

Crap results will come and go for sure, Hibs always need to be around. Thanks for all you've taken the trouble to do to ensure this happens.

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[May21/05/216]

Stuff like this, and any fundraising/marketing when trying to raise cash for Hibs, is always at the mercy of the team doing their bit on the pitch. It was looking like we might have hit the incredibly ambitious target of £100k with a decent result last night and a bit of wind in our sails.

As can happen in football sometimes we’re now dealing with people asking HS to hold on to the money until a different manager can spend it, asking for a refund, asking the owner to put his hand in his pocket etc etc.

Hibernian Supporters is there to back to club financially through an incredibly difficult period just now and it will continue to do so win, lose or draw. We’re all disappointed with the result last night but regardless of that the Hampden drive is going to raise a significant sum of money for the club - the club we all support and will continue to support regardless of who’s in charge or who is the principle shareholder.

The frustration is understandable and I anticipate a few hostile replies to the first post that goes out from the HS social media accounts next time we have an update on the sums raised this month but if we stopped trying to help every time Hibs turned in a disappointing result we wouldn’t get very far, would we?

A thanks again to everyone who has backed the drive so far, I’m sure there will be some contributions coming in between now and the end of the month as the dust settles - fingers crossed we can deliver a decent sum of cash to help the club make the most of the rest of this season and beyond.Well done to you and the others for the work yous do one and I will keep donating


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[hibbydad]

Well done to you and the others for the work yous do one and I will keep donating


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Same goes for me

[flash]

Tell the folk who ask for a refund to ram it.

[bod]

Was thinking about stopping my DD when There were no more shares to purchase but never got to it.Kind of glad I haven’t

[BlackSheep]

Wow, some seriously pathetic ‘fans’ on here today.

[Radium]

Had to hold off till today because of my payday but one off donation made. Like everyone, disappointed in the outcome but a worthwhile initiative.


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[BlackSheep]

Those talking of cancelling DDs or asking for refunds have it completely backwards.... this initiative is to help the club.

Do you think stopping donations or asking for refunds will do that?

If anything don’t you think increasing awareness of the campaign is the way to rectify things that are bothering you...? Some want new CBs some a new striker... do you think these come free? During a pandemic?

Pull ur heads out and lift your fingers from the keyboard and save the rest of us the trouble of having to read these negative rantings.

[madhatter]

Those talking of cancelling DDs or asking for refunds have it completely backwards.... this initiative is to help the club.

Do you think stopping donations or asking for refunds will do that?

If anything don’t you think increasing awareness of the campaign is the way to rectify things that are bothering you...? Some want new CBs some a new striker... do you think these come free? During a pandemic?

Pull ur heads out and lift your fingers from the keyboard and save the rest of us the trouble of having to read these negative rantings.

Ridiculous comments about fellow fans. If I consider cancelling my DD, I’ll do that on my own accord, thanks. If anything comments like this encourage me to do so.

During pandemic there is certain times I couldn’t give a damn about Hibs as quite frankly there are more important things in life. So if I stop my donations I will have 0 guilt.

Maybe club could sign a CB or strikers instead of signings centre mids constantly?

Irony in this is your post is a negative rant.

[Gerard]

HSL has and continues to give our club money that makes possible the signing of better players and a better chance of winning silverware.
Yesterday was another great chance to win silverware. It was another major failure to win silverware but there will be other opportunities to win silverware in the future.
Quitters never win and winners never quit🤞

[BlackSheep]

In the context of a global pandemic anyone is entitled to do what they need to do to make ends meet... if I missed this point in the posts I have read then I apologise.

In the context of cancelling donations cos we lost a semi final then well I think those ‘fans’ need to take a long look at themselves.

Also don’t think my post was a needless negative rant like most I’m responding to... and can only be viewed as negative by those I’m describing too.

[madhatter]

In the context of a global pandemic anyone is entitled to do what they need to do to make ends meet... if I missed this point in the posts I have read then I apologise.

In the context of cancelling donations cos we lost a semi final then well I think those ‘fans’ need to take a long look at themselves.

Also don’t think my post was a needless negative rant like most I’m responding to... and can only be viewed as negative by those I’m describing too.

Haha nice condescending post. Let me get this straight, those deciding to not sacrifice money for Hibs are fine as everyone is entitled to do that but anybody considering stopping their donations because we got humiliated by St Johnstone are just ‘fans’.

Don’t think you understand sacrifice and what bad things do to decision making. Probably can’t see it from your pedestal anyway.

If stopping my donations suddenly makes me a ‘fan’ then you can call me a ‘fan’ pretty soon as I’ve had enough of this condescending attitude while I sacrifice hard-earned cash to Hibs.

[BlackSheep]

Haha nice condescending post. Let me get this straight, those deciding to not sacrifice money for Hibs are fine as everyone is entitled to do that but anybody considering stopping their donations because we got humiliated by St Johnstone are just ‘fans’.

Don’t think you understand sacrifice and what bad things do to decision making. Probably can’t see it from your pedestal anyway.

If stopping my donations suddenly makes me a ‘fan’ then you can call me a ‘fan’ pretty soon as I’ve had enough of this condescending attitude while I sacrifice hard-earned cash to Hibs.

Do as you need to... if it’s based on a poor result I’m entitled to feel disappointed in you and any others who decide to cancel HSL contributions down to a few poor results.

If you are cancelling as you have other needs that the money will go better towards then as I have already said do so as well. Supporting the club through HSL is not a right, it’s a privilege... no one is asking to put the cause before more important things.

I don’t sacrifice any of my hard earned cash on HSL... I donate an amount that I deem affordable, if I couldn’t afford to then I wouldn’t donate... poor results won’t change my opinion on whether it’s ‘worth it’.

[madhatter]

Do as you need to... if it’s based on a poor result I’m entitled to feel disappointed in you and any others who decide to cancel HSL contributions down to a few poor results.

If you are cancelling as you have other needs that the money will go better towards then as I have already said do so as well. Supporting the club through HSL is not a right, it’s a privilege... no one is asking to put the cause before more important things.

I don’t sacrifice any of my hard earned cash on HSL... I donate an amount that I deem affordable, if I couldn’t afford to then I wouldn’t donate... poor results won’t change my opinion on whether it’s ‘worth it’.

You aren’t entitled to feel disappointed in me whatsoever. Your posts definitely show you feel entitled but ultimately I do what I want with my money when I want.

I’m just a ‘fan’ so I’ll stop my DD this week. Wasn’t going to but I won’t be treated like a lesser fan because I’m deemed to be negative. I’ll leave making donations to the honourable that are able to step up and become true fans. Done with this rubbish, always fans fault.

[BlackSheep]

You aren’t entitled to feel disappointed in me whatsoever. Your posts definitely show you feel entitled but ultimately I do what I want with my money when I want.

I’m just a ‘fan’ so I’ll stop my DD this week. Wasn’t going to but I won’t be treated like a lesser fan because I’m deemed to be negative. I’ll leave making donations to the honourable that are able to step up and become true fans. Done with this rubbish, always fans fault.

You’ve lost it mate... huge chip on your shoulder!

And yes, I am entitled to feel however I feel about whatever I want to pass judgement on, it’s bloody human nature to have an emotional reaction to something, to anything and in this instance I’m feeling disappointed in someone cancelling their support for the club down to one specific result.

You’ve made this completely about yourself, and I’ve obviously hit a nerve with my ‘fans’ comment.... so be it, but that’s my opinion and guess what, I’m entitled to form my own opinion as well.... regardless of what anyone says or thinks, that’s my choice and I’ll stand by it.

Not once have you come out and said you have other financial needs that are now worth it more than donating to hibs...you’ve simply said, and I’m paraphrasing, ‘we played rubbish last night so I’m cancelling my donations’... your priorities are your own and not once have i suggested you shouldn’t stop your DD, only that in my opinion doing so on the back of a poor result seems not really in the spirit of the whole thinking behind HSL.

[BlackSheep]

Also it’s not the ability to donate towards HSL and hibs that makes anyone more of a fan than any other, but pulling your financial support simply cos of one result is definitely a reason to call you a ‘fan’.

[madhatter]

You’ve lost it mate... huge chip on your shoulder!

And yes, I am entitled to feel however I feel about whatever I want to pass judgement on, it’s bloody human nature to have an emotional reaction to something, to anything and in this instance I’m feeling disappointed in someone cancelling their support for the club down to one specific result.

You’ve made this completely about yourself, and I’ve obviously hit a nerve with my ‘fans’ comment.... so be it, but that’s my opinion and guess what, I’m entitled to form my own opinion as well.... regardless of what anyone says or thinks, that’s my choice and I’ll stand by it.

I’m not cancelling my DD because of one specific result. Cancelling because of poor appreciation of fan sacrifice by certain quarters, shining through in posts like yours.

You stand by your ‘fan’ nonsense all you want. This measurement of a fan that seems to get done by those holier-than-thou is tiresome. Driven me away from contributing anymore. You made it about me by calling out who you perceive to be ‘fans’.

My life is more important than Hibs.

[madhatter]

Also it’s not the ability to donate towards HSL and hibs that makes anyone more of a fan than any other, but pulling your financial support simply cos of one result is definitely a reason to call you a ‘fan’.

Must have had a lot of ‘fans’ when we were relegated and our ST numbers plummeted then.

[BlackSheep]

I’m not cancelling my DD because of one specific result. Cancelling because of poor appreciation of fan sacrifice by certain quarters, shining through in posts like yours.

You stand by your ‘fan’ nonsense all you want. This measurement of a fan that seems to get done by those holier-than-thou is tiresome. Driven me away from contributing anymore. You made it about me by calling out who you perceive to be ‘fans’.

My life is more important than Hibs.

Is almost like you expect something in return for your ‘sacrifice’.... jeezo!

HSL have been more than humble about the support they’ve received... what else do you expect?? They’ve even put your name on a shirt... that’s something special, but you obviously want more.

I don’t think many folk would say hibs are more important than most things in their life... not sure what point your making there... unless you are saying you have actively given money to HSL over more important aspects of your life... if that’s the case I think it’s a good thing you cancel as if you need to use the cash elsewhere then do so... football is not worth struggling financially for anyone.

[madhatter]

Is almost like you expect something in return for your ‘sacrifice’.... jeezo!

HSL have been more than humble about the support they’ve received... what else do you expect?? They’ve even put your name on a shirt... that’s something special, but you obviously want more.

I don’t think many folk would say hibs are more important than most things in their life... not sure what point your making there... unless you are saying you have actively given money to HSL over more important aspects of your life... if that’s the case I think it’s a good thing you cancel as if you need to use the cash elsewhere then do so... football is not worth struggling financially for anyone.

Where have I suggested anything in return? You’re now doing ‘sacrifice’ as well. You show a complete lack of respect.

HSL have been very respectful about situations etc. and they are doing a great job. Never said anything about that.

You however have done ‘sacrifice’ and ‘fans’ and seem to think you can judge any decisions I make regarding HSL. I’m done with it because of that. You have absolutely no right.

Just to clarify I’m not struggling financially but I’ve stopped my DD. Not putting up with this level of nonsense when I can have a bit extra in my wallet every month. Ludicrous to be critiqued for what is essentially a charitable donation.

[BlackSheep]

I can’t speculate on your donation amount but unless you are sacrificing a hefty part of your pay packet then I wouldn’t call it a ‘sacrifice’ whatsoever.... and by calling it a sacrifice so often it makes one think you DO expect something in return...

Off you pop...

In fact the nonsense you’ve spouted for the past hour or so has inspired me to up my donations...

[wallpaperman]

Where have I suggested anything in return? You’re now doing ‘sacrifice’ as well. You show a complete lack of respect.

HSL have been very respectful about situations etc. and they are doing a great job. Never said anything about that.

You however have done ‘sacrifice’ and ‘fans’ and seem to think you can judge any decisions I make regarding HSL. I’m done with it because of that. You have absolutely no right.

Just to clarify I’m not struggling financially but I’ve stopped my DD. Not putting up with this level of nonsense when I can have a bit extra in my wallet every month. Ludicrous to be critiqued for what is essentially a charitable donation.

It’s not a charitable donation, it’s to help fund a football that is dear to all of us on here.

To stop contributing because you are struggling financially is completely understandable, to stop contributing because of one result or because you have taken offence to something an internet stranger has said is completely childish.

[madhatter]

I can’t speculate on your donation amount but unless you are sacrificing a hefty part of your pay packet then I wouldn’t call it a ‘sacrifice’ whatsoever.... and by calling it a sacrifice so often it makes one think you DO expect something in return...

Off you pop...

In fact the nonsense you’ve spouted for the past hour or so has inspired me to up my donations...

Any money you do give is a sacrifice, even £5 a month is a coffee or a lunch. Maybe one should think in those terms on his pedestal. You are giving money you could spend elsewhere. You are sacrificing the choice by monthly sub that takes that money.

On you go super fan!

[madhatter]

It’s not a charitable donation, it’s to help fund a football that is dear to all of us on here.

To stop contributing because you are struggling financially is completely understandable, to stop contributing because of one result or because you have taken offence to something an internet stranger has said is completely childish.

I can stop my donations for any reason I want. It’s my money. Thanks for the input though.

[BlackSheep]

Any money you do give is a sacrifice, even £5 a month is a coffee or a lunch. Maybe one should think in those terms on his pedestal. You are giving money you could spend elsewhere. You are sacrificing the choice by monthly sub that takes that money.

On you go super fan!

Nope.

I budget my salary and decide what goes where... nothing is a sacrifice.

Sacrifices are hard... giving money I ‘could’ spend elsewhere to Hibs is my choice, and it’s not a hard choice.

You say you don’t struggle but are equating a £5 donation to not buying a lunch or a coffee.... that’s not a choice I, nor many HSL contributors, nor fans buying tickets or buying a pie at the game are making.

If it were then it would be an easy choice... it would be the former.

If it were the latter then I think I’d need my head examined.

[lord bunberry]

Nope.

I budget my salary and decide what goes where... nothing is a sacrifice.

Sacrifices are hard... giving money I ‘could’ spend elsewhere to Hibs is my choice, and it’s not a hard choice.

You say you don’t struggle but are equating a £5 donation to not buying a lunch or a coffee.... that’s not a choice I, nor many HSL contributors, nor fans buying tickets or buying a pie at the game are making.
As pep talks and rallying cries go you’re not doing a very good job. Your contribution to this thread has been a bit insulting and has caused one poster to cancel their direct debit. It’s got nothing to do with you what people do with their own money.

[wallpaperman]

I can stop my donations for any reason I want. It’s my money. Thanks for the input though.

It’s not any reason though, is it? One bad result. That’s why you’ve stopped. If we had won last night the thread would not have gone this direction, we’d all be in happy land.

One bad result is why you have stopped.

[BlackSheep]

As pep talks and rallying cries go you’re not doing a very good job. Your contribution to this thread has been a bit insulting and has caused one poster to cancel their direct debit. It’s got nothing to do with you what people do with their own money.

Said poster chose to direct his tirade at me after I posted my opinion on the general comments floating around cancelling/asking for refunds due to last night’s result.

His decision to cancel is his own and I very much doubt my contribution is the sole reason... in fact if it was he who had made the comment about cancelling prior to my OP on the subject then it’s more likely he had made up his mind long before my contributions.

As another poster has pointed out, if his decision was initially based on one result then its a bit childish... this was the pint I had made, it struck a nerve that I used inverted commas to describe those who were of the same opinion as he.

To lump any blame on me is just deflecting from his initial rubbish suggestion.

Not at any point in my initial post did I single anyone out... he chose to engage...

[Daniel 1875]

It’s not any reason though, is it? One bad result. That’s why you’ve stopped. If we had won last night the thread would not have gone this direction, we’d all be in happy land.

One bad result is why you have stopped.

On that note it would be great to get the thread moving back in a positive direction if we can, there are plenty of threads on the go where we can discuss our frustrations about last night.

Regardless of the result yesterday and what comes in from generous supporters between now and the end of the month I think this has been an excellent example of fans pulling together to try and help our club.

It’s been heartening to read people coming forward to help, with supporters groups and individual fans rallying together to contribute. We’ve even had fans donating over and above to make up for others who may have been unable to contribute in these tough times.

Whatever the total is by the end of the month we’ll have raised a significant sum of money which might have allowed us to strengthen the squad this month where we’d otherwise have been unable - it may allow us to strengthen further between now and the transfer deadline.

The last thing we want to do is isolate anyone who does or doesn’t donate - this initiative has been a positive thing so let’s try and finish it off with a flourish rather than an argument.

[Blaster]

Anyone wishing to pay, stop paying or never intend to ever pay is within their own right.

I’d maybe just suggest anyone intending stopping paying due to being angry following yesterday to think about it in a few days time.

Everything is (understandably) still raw after yesterday

[madhatter]

It’s not any reason though, is it? One bad result. That’s why you’ve stopped. If we had won last night the thread would not have gone this direction, we’d all be in happy land.

One bad result is why you have stopped.

This thread didn’t have to go this way even after such a result. People had a choice in the direction of the thread, just as I have a choice in the direction my money goes.

One bad result and ‘fans’ and ‘sacrifices’ gets pulled out in an attempt to demean fellow fans. One bad result and essentially being called a lesser fan has made me think I can spend my money better elsewhere, surely that’s fairly sensible?

This is a donation. If I got similar nonsense from donors of a Charity I would consider what I’m doing there as well.

Once your on this train, apart from financial ruin what’s an acceptable reason for getting off? Looks like all stations before financial difficulties make you a ‘fan’.

[Lancs Harp]

We are Hibs, this is our club. When Ron Gordon has gone, any Manager, any player, it will still be our Club. S**t or S**t hot, still our Club.

Never forget.

[madhatter]

Said poster chose to direct his tirade at me after I posted my opinion on the general comments floating around cancelling/asking for refunds due to last night’s result.

His decision to cancel is his own and I very much doubt my contribution is the sole reason... in fact if it was he who had made the comment about cancelling prior to my OP on the subject then it’s more likely he had made up his mind long before my contributions.

As another poster has pointed out, if his decision was initially based on one result then its a bit childish... this was the pint I had made, it struck a nerve that I used inverted commas to describe those who were of the same opinion as he.

To lump any blame on me is just deflecting from his initial rubbish suggestion.

Not at any point in my initial post did I single anyone out... he chose to engage...

In summary “I’m brilliant. He’s an idiot”.

[Danderhall Hibs]

You aren’t entitled to feel disappointed in me whatsoever. Your posts definitely show you feel entitled but ultimately I do what I want with my money when I want.

I’m just a ‘fan’ so I’ll stop my DD this week. Wasn’t going to but I won’t be treated like a lesser fan because I’m deemed to be negative. I’ll leave making donations to the honourable that are able to step up and become true fans. Done with this rubbish, always fans fault.

What a drama queen.

How much are you currently paying in? I’ll make up the difference.

[wallpaperman]

This thread didn’t have to go this way even after such a result. People had a choice in the direction of the thread, just as I have a choice in the direction my money goes.

One bad result and ‘fans’ and ‘sacrifices’ gets pulled out in an attempt to demean fellow fans. One bad result and essentially being called a lesser fan has made me think I can spend my money better elsewhere, surely that’s fairly sensible?

This is a donation. If I got similar nonsense from donors of a Charity I would consider what I’m doing there as well.

Once your on this train, apart from financial ruin what’s an acceptable reason for getting off? Looks like all stations before financial difficulties make you a ‘fan’.

Ultimately it’s due to one bad result, nothing else.

[wallpaperman]

We are Hibs, this is our club. When Ron Gordon has gone, any Manager, any player, it will still be our Club. S**t or S**t hot, still our Club.

Never forget.

Exactly, we should never make rash decisions that could financially hurt the club on the back of one bad result.

[madhatter]

Ultimately it’s due to one bad result, nothing else.

Wasn’t cancelling until I saw the posts today tbh. So if anything it’s not due to one bad result. Now being called Drama Queen as well. Very condescending towards fellow fans and it’s put me off this. It’s become a bit of an Uber fan club by the looks of it.

[BlackSheep]

This thread didn’t have to go this way even after such a result. People had a choice in the direction of the thread, just as I have a choice in the direction my money goes.

One bad result and ‘fans’ and ‘sacrifices’ gets pulled out in an attempt to demean fellow fans. One bad result and essentially being called a lesser fan has made me think I can spend my money better elsewhere, surely that’s fairly sensible?

This is a donation. If I got similar nonsense from donors of a Charity I would consider what I’m doing there as well.

Once your on this train, apart from financial ruin what’s an acceptable reason for getting off? Looks like all stations before financial difficulties make you a ‘fan’.

Never did I question your donation or non donation as a reason for being a fan.... I did however question your reasoning to suggest cancelling based on last night as poor reason that I would not liken to a fan of any club.

‘We lost so I’m stopping my donation’

‘We lost so I want a refund’

Those are the type of fans no one wants.

[hibbysam]

We are Hibs, this is our club. When Ron Gordon has gone, any Manager, any player, it will still be our Club. S**t or S**t hot, still our Club.

Never forget.

Amen.

[Itsnoteasy]

It’s not any reason though, is it? One bad result. That’s why you’ve stopped. If we had won last night the thread would not have gone this direction, we’d all be in happy land.

One bad result is why you have stopped.

Maybe its a build up of not bad but shocking results that have swayed his decision.

[madhatter]

Never did I question your donation or non donation as a reason for being a fan.... I did however question your reasoning to suggest cancelling based on last night as poor reason that I would not liken to a fan of any club.

‘We lost so I’m stopping my donation’

‘We lost so I want a refund’

Those are the type of fans no one wants.

I vented like many on a fans forum during the game and immediate aftermath of the game. You let the dust settle and brought up posts made during a time of anger. A day after the match you decided to dig out these people and say ‘fans’. Think your intention is fairly obvious. Your post wasn’t to get people back onside and get positivity into this thread, no matter how you swing it.

[S4uzee]

There should be a campaign for all the players/staff to donate two weeks wages to get over the £100k after that disgrace last night. Although wouldn’t expect much from this group anyway

[BlackSheep]

Fans should support their club through the worst times, not just the best.

[Pagan Hibernia]

Anyway, onwards and upwards.

im hurting after last night like everyone else but I’m going to increase my monthly donation.

good times will happen again.

[BlackSheep]

There should be a campaign for all the players/staff to donate two weeks wages to get over the £100k after that disgrace last night. Although wouldn’t expect much from this group anyway

That’s not a bad suggestion Lennon even had the players signing up... I wonder.

[Danderhall Hibs]

Wasn’t cancelling until I saw the posts today tbh. So if anything it’s not due to one bad result. Now being called Drama Queen as well. Very condescending towards fellow fans and it’s put me off this. It’s become a bit of an Uber fan club by the looks of it.

You’re making this all about yourself - full attention seeking mode on.

[weecounty hibby]

I was as pissed off as anyone else after yesterday. I actually was thinking about whether or not I would renew my ST for the coming season. Anyway after sleeping on it I have decided to renew as usual, I will also be making a second donation to the HSL 100k for Hampden effort as well as my usual DD contribution. I'm lucky I suppose that I can afford it but Hibs are more than one result in one game. If you can afford it please keep donating, if you already have what's the point in asking for a refund? If you can't contribute due to finance issues then don't do it but please don't chuck it due to one, admittedly horrific, performance

[BlackSheep]

I vented like many on a fans forum during the game and immediate aftermath of the game. You let the dust settle and brought up posts made during a time of anger. A day after the match you decided to dig out these people and say ‘fans’. Think your intention is fairly obvious. Your post wasn’t to get people back onside and get positivity into this thread, no matter how you swing it.

My intention was to make those who felt like lessening their support to have a good think about it...

[heid the baw]

Wasn’t cancelling until I saw the posts today tbh. So if anything it’s not due to one bad result. Now being called Drama Queen as well. Very condescending towards fellow fans and it’s put me off this. It’s become a bit of an Uber fan club by the looks of it.

I am not an Uber fan, I started to contribute because I saw the impact it has at clubs who are our direct challengers. It is a fairly new initiative in football, but one which a team like Hibs can't afford to overlook.
I fully get that not everyone can afford it or shares my view and I respect that.
Football clubs are important to communities and worth safeguarding. I don't expect anything in return for my donation other than it benefits the club. Yesterday was a bad result, but football is strange at the moment without fans. Players may feel jaded. Lots of elements in play and in cup football you get bad days. Losing to Livi in the final, Hearts losing to At Mirren in the final, Celtic losing to Raith in the final. Trophies that should have gone one way but didn't.
There's always the next game

[A Hi-Bee]

I vented like many on a fans forum during the game and immediate aftermath of the game. You let the dust settle and brought up posts made during a time of anger. A day after the match you decided to dig out these people and say ‘fans’. Think your intention is fairly obvious. Your post wasn’t to get people back onside and get positivity into this thread, no matter how you swing it.

Hey madh I had some random have a go at me as well, it's just an internet forum **** them, it is perhaps even more important now that we stick with Hibs, and if anyone can then keep giving, if you cannot afford then please don’t and use your cash for some other reason. don’t allow others to dictate how you feel or to dictate your behaviour in any way. we are all Hibs, i will keep going and that could be with a new manager or without it is a remarkable thing we are all trying to help with. I would hope that all who can afford it re-new efforts to give even more as some have hinted, great stuff, we are all in this together as We are all Hibs.



:thumbsup:

[Gatecrasher]

On the argument regarding a return I am looking for a return, maybe not a physical return but I want the money to be used wisely and appropriately and for Hibs to be better on the pitch. I want Hibs to be getting into cup finals and qualifying for Europe. When we put extra money (over and above ST and merch) and see performances like the one against hearts and the since the Ross county game onwards it does make you wonder where the hell that money is going.

I don’t blame anyone for stopping their d/d on performances, is that different to someone taking a break or packing in their ST? As someone said above it’s their money let them do what they want with it. Let’s face it, if we won yesterday this conversation wouldn’t be taking place it’s all on JR and the team.

[Iggy Pope]

Wasn’t cancelling until I saw the posts today tbh. So if anything it’s not due to one bad result. Now being called Drama Queen as well. Very condescending towards fellow fans and it’s put me off this. It’s become a bit of an Uber fan club by the looks of it.

Jan 2nd was the 50th anniversary of my first Hibs game. 2-2 at Easter Road v Cowden- ****ing - beath.
It was **** then, it’s been **** in between and it was **** last night.

But every now and again magical wee moments happen, like the one in your avatar, and I remember why we all bother.

You’ll feel better after a while, this will go away and there’s not a question of any fan being a better one than the other outside of the usual juvenile ‘see who can pee the highest’ crap we endure on here and other parts of social media.
We all just get on with it so that the Hibs are still there to boot our baws!

Cancel if you like, it’s only your choice to make. But you’ll be back, you love them as much as the rest of us.

[Lancs Harp]

We're all fuming after that performance and one or two others this season, but its at time like this, no matter how emotionally p****d off we are, that our support is vital. Both financially and emotionally.

Our funding helps towards building a better Hibs.

[kaimendhibs]

Ive contributed to HSL from the start but sadly for me my monthly income may reduce very soon. I may have to reconsider where my money goes. I will however renew my season ticket provided there is a payment plan again.
Every one is different and I bear no ill will to anyone who stops at all.
Lets live and let live

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[OfficialHSL]

Ive contributed to HSL from the start but sadly for me my monthly income may reduce very soon. I may have to reconsider where my money goes. I will however renew my season ticket provided there is a payment plan again.
Every one is different and I bear no ill will to anyone who stops at all.
Lets live and let live

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Kaimendhibs
Can we first of all say thank you very much for your support to date. As we have said many times before, we should always put things in context and if your donation to HSL is difficult, please don't make it. Supporters should only donate if it is spare cash that they won't miss.


Every one of your Directors and our other volunteers are all Hibs daft so we felt the pain of Saturday just like everyone else. Hampden Hoodoo, or whatever we want to call, it just hurts hard.

We do however have to move on. Hibernian Supporters Ltd is the second largest shareholder in the Club and from the outset we have taken that responsibility seriously. As with any other business, shareholding is for the long term and in our case, probably forever.

To all those supporters who have made a donation to the Campaign after 7.30pm on Saturday, thank you. It’s not easy to “buy” a ticket for a match that you know we have already lost. Prior to the result on Saturday we had high hopes of getting close to our target. Hitting our target would be great but as many others have said this initiative was simply about helping our Club through this difficult period and making more funds available to the Football Dept. We continue that Campaign as planned. We owe it to all the supporters who have helped us with this initiative. We owe that to our fellow supporters who are not Members of HSL and prefer to click the “donate only” button.

So, once again, can we appeal to all those who had intended to donate to this initiative and stick with us.


Hibernian Supporters

[04Sauzee]

Ive contributed to HSL from the start but sadly for me my monthly income may reduce very soon. I may have to reconsider where my money goes. I will however renew my season ticket provided there is a payment plan again.
Every one is different and I bear no ill will to anyone who stops at all.
Lets live and let live

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Kaimendhibs
Can we first of all say thank you very much for your support to date. As we have said many times before, we should always put things in context and if your donation to HSL is difficult, please don't make it. Supporters should only donate if it is spare cash that they won't miss.


Every one of your Directors and our other volunteers are all Hibs daft so we felt the pain of Saturday just like everyone else. Hampden Hoodoo, or whatever we want to call, it just hurts hard.

We do however have to move on. Hibernian Supporters Ltd is the second largest shareholder in the Club and from the outset we have taken that responsibility seriously. As with any other business, shareholding is for the long term and in our case, probably forever.

To all those supporters who have made a donation to the Campaign after 7.30pm on Saturday, thank you. It’s not easy to “buy” a ticket for a match that you know we have already lost. Prior to the result on Saturday we had high hopes of getting close to our target. Hitting our target would be great but as many others have said this initiative was simply about helping our Club through this difficult period and making more funds available to the Football Dept. We continue that Campaign as planned. We owe it to all the supporters who have helped us with this initiative. We owe that to our fellow supporters who are not Members of HSL and prefer to click the “donate only” button.

So, once again, can we appeal to all those who had intended to donate to this initiative and stick with us.


Hibernian Supporters

👍👍

[OfficialHSL]

This is why results and performances like tonight are so damaging.

The guys at HSL have come up with a great idea and have really run with it. There was a bit of steam behind it and a win tonight would have seen us getting pretty close to the £100K. As it is all the momentum is stopped in it's tracks and there won't be one solitary one off donation made from this point on.

Clubs are always looking for fans to contribute that little bit more and more often than not the fans stand up and are counted when it matters. The club and team have to do their bit as well though and tonight they most certainly did not. I'm not one for threatening to not renew a ST or discontinue my HSL subscription or whatever but this is different. This is another bit extra over and above and it needs momentum. That doesn't exist now and thus the campaign will fizzle out rather than going from strength to strength.

Anyway well done to all involved for a very good effort. Hopefully when the dust settles we can run with something similar in future.

Pretty Boy

We are sure that this is one of those occasions when you are delighted to be proved wrong.

Can we thank the supporters who have continued to make donations since Saturday night. Also, can we extend our thanks to St Giles Branch who have also donated post Saturday night.

We remain hopeful of donating a significant sum and can only hope that those supporters who had intended to donate come pay day still do so.

Once again, thank you to everyone who has donated thus far.

Hibernian Supporters

[matty_f]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/55823170

Dundee United fans giving their club £100k. There a wealthy owner as well and never even got near a semi final. :greengrin

[madhatter]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/55823170

Dundee United fans giving their club £100k. There a wealthy owner as well and never even got near a semi final. :greengrin

Don’t understand the model they have as a a fans group...

They gather money as a fans group and then vote whether to give it to club? Seems very strange, what’s the options on the ballot...

I’m sure these are funds that would’ve been for the fan group itself being repurposed or something but surely given pandemic the options were:

Give to club
Save for rainy day

[Daniel 1875]

We are starting to see the impact of donations made last week on the banked total, which now sits at £40,506.

Thanks again to everyone who has donated this month and to those still planning to donate. The goal remains the same as it always has, to provide significant financial support to the club at an important time of a strange season.

[DaveF]

We are starting to see the impact of donations made last week on the banked total, which now sits at £40,506.

Thanks again to everyone who has donated this month and to those still planning to donate. The goal remains the same as it always has, to provide significant financial support to the club at an important time of a strange season.

That's an excellent amount. Putting aside the garbage performance from the team, it's a tremendous effort from the fans.

And well done to HSL for the effort in promoting it.

[G B Young]

Pretty Boy

We are sure that this is one of those occasions when you are delighted to be proved wrong.

Can we thank the supporters who have continued to make donations since Saturday night. Also, can we extend our thanks to St Giles Branch who have also donated post Saturday night.

We remain hopeful of donating a significant sum and can only hope that those supporters who had intended to donate come pay day still do so.

Once again, thank you to everyone who has donated thus far.

Hibernian Supporters

That's great news if folk have been continuing to donate after Saturday's dire result. They clearly manage to shake off disappointment/anger quicker than me! Fair play to them.

I paid my £25 last week and bearing in mind that Jack Ross said before the game that the players would be inspired by the fans' generosity when they took to the Hampden pitch I think we were entitled to feel extremely let down by them. Despite the ongoing loyalty from some, Pretty Boy is surely right to suggest there will be a significant decline in donations now and it might do the players no harm to be reminded of what their half-hearted second half display is costing the club.

[derekduval]

Maybe better bypassing the club and offering money as a bonus to the players.

[Itsnoteasy]

Maybe better bypassing the club and offering money as a bonus to the players.

A bonus for what 🙄

[derekduval]

A bonus for what 🙄

Maybe winning semi finals, obviously they would need to earn it 🙄

[DanishJohn]

That's great news if folk have been continuing to donate after Saturday's dire result. They clearly manage to shake off disappointment/anger quicker than me! Fair play to them.

I paid my £25 last week and bearing in mind that Jack Ross said before the game that the players would be inspired by the fans' generosity when they took to the Hampden pitch I think we were entitled to feel extremely let down by them. Despite the ongoing loyalty from some, Pretty Boy is surely right to suggest there will be a significant decline in donations now and it might do the players no harm to be reminded of what their half-hearted second half display is costing the club.

Sorry but you are so very wrong in referring to Pretty Boy's quote. I suggest you read his post again.

HLS came on and told people what was happening, not what Pretty Boy thought would happen.

No doubt Pretty Boy probably was feeling like the rest of us and probably was blowing off some steam. I'm sure his ire was directed at the team and not HSL.

When things are so raw and fragile just now during these troubling times, it helps not to create false negativity.

:flag:

[Iggy Pope]

We are starting to see the impact of donations made last week on the banked total, which now sits at £40,506.

Thanks again to everyone who has donated this month and to those still planning to donate. The goal remains the same as it always has, to provide significant financial support to the club at an important time of a strange season.

I’d like to take this opportunity to retract my cynicism. Great effort all contributors and organisers.

[superfurryhibby]

We are starting to see the impact of donations made last week on the banked total, which now sits at £40,506.

Thanks again to everyone who has donated this month and to those still planning to donate. The goal remains the same as it always has, to provide significant financial support to the club at an important time of a strange season.

Well done to all concerned. The fans and HSL have done the club proud with this effort. A final total of £45.000 beckoning?

[OfficialHSL]

Well done to all concerned. The fans and HSL have done the club proud with this effort. A final total of £45.000 beckoning?

superfurryhibby

We are sure you will be very pleased to hear that we are managing to beat your estimate. To date we have banked over £46,000 with £000's more pending. As we said before it can take up to seven days for payments to wind their way through the system.

We have, as expected, seen a decline in donations as our momentum was impaired with the result. On the positive side we are incredibly heartened by all those fellow supporters who have stuck with their pledge and donated £25 from their pay. We are also still getting new Members joining, including a lump sum payment of £225 this morning ( you know who you are ).

As ever our aim remains the same, to give the Club a nice January boost at these very difficult times.

Hibernian Supporters

[JimBHibees]

superfurryhibby

We are sure you will be very pleased to hear that we are managing to beat your estimate. To date we have banked over £46,000 with £000's more pending. As we said before it can take up to seven days for payments to wind their way through the system.

We have, as expected, seen a decline in donations as our momentum was impaired with the result. On the positive side we are incredibly heartened by all those fellow supporters who have stuck with their pledge and donated £25 from their pay. We are also still getting new Members joining, including a lump sum payment of £225 this morning ( you know who you are ).

As ever our aim remains the same, to give the Club a nice January boost at these very difficult times.

Hibernian Supporters

Wow that is simply a superb effort and a huge positive for the club. Well done :flag:

[Pagan Hibernia]

superfurryhibby

We are sure you will be very pleased to hear that we are managing to beat your estimate. To date we have banked over £46,000 with £000's more pending. As we said before it can take up to seven days for payments to wind their way through the system.

We have, as expected, seen a decline in donations as our momentum was impaired with the result. On the positive side we are incredibly heartened by all those fellow supporters who have stuck with their pledge and donated £25 from their pay. We are also still getting new Members joining, including a lump sum payment of £225 this morning ( you know who you are ).

As ever our aim remains the same, to give the Club a nice January boost at these very difficult times.

Hibernian Supporters

absolutely fantastic. Warms my heart on a dour january day.

[Pretty Boy]

Pretty Boy

We are sure that this is one of those occasions when you are delighted to be proved wrong.

Can we thank the supporters who have continued to make donations since Saturday night. Also, can we extend our thanks to St Giles Branch who have also donated post Saturday night.

We remain hopeful of donating a significant sum and can only hope that those supporters who had intended to donate come pay day still do so.

Once again, thank you to everyone who has donated thus far.

Hibernian Supporters

Fantastic news.

More than delighted to be wrong.

[04Sauzee]

superfurryhibby

We are sure you will be very pleased to hear that we are managing to beat your estimate. To date we have banked over £46,000 with £000's more pending. As we said before it can take up to seven days for payments to wind their way through the system.

We have, as expected, seen a decline in donations as our momentum was impaired with the result. On the positive side we are incredibly heartened by all those fellow supporters who have stuck with their pledge and donated £25 from their pay. We are also still getting new Members joining, including a lump sum payment of £225 this morning ( you know who you are ).

As ever our aim remains the same, to give the Club a nice January boost at these very difficult times.

Hibernian Supporters
An incredible sum of money. 50k or there abouts is not to be sniffed at. Whoever donated that £225 take a bow.
Well done to everyone who has embraced this campaign and who have been able to donate in these very uncertain times.
Well done all.