Founder
member, Kevin Robertson, featured in an article published in Scotland On
Sunday on 20 May 2001. I've reproduced the article below. You can also
find it on the Scotland On Sunday website here.
(Link may expire). The B & W picture below is reproduced from the
paper, but here's a couple of extras discarded from the model shoot!
Click on the images for a larger version. Photos are � Scotland On
Sunday
Fanfare
Kevin Robertson, 34, is founder of the London
Hibs Supporters� Club. He lives in Fulham.

I DO Hibs match reports on the web, and
started up the London Hibs football team in 1994.
John Leslie, the TV presenter, is our goalkeeper, but we have all sorts
of people, from taxi-drivers to labourers, and we�ve just won the
league for the second time, running with a 100% record. Davie
McPherson�s brother plays centre-back, and Jim Duffy has played for
us, too. He really wasn�t good enough! We�re also hoping to get
Robbie Williams for next season.
This cup final will be my 16th game this season. Cost is always a
factor, as you�re talking �100 a trip. I was at the cup game against
Stirling: it was miserable, a cloudy day, and I had an awful hangover as
well.
I recently set up a Hibs song contest on the internet: we got 72
responses in four days. It�s been unbelievable, some fantastic ones
too. One guy wrote a song to the tune of �Doh a Deer�. It starts:
"Eck, a man wi� ginger hair..." The winner will be getting
some champagne and whisky.
I went to the semi-final against Livingston, taking my niece and my
girlfriend for the first time. For the final, I�ll be driving up from
London on Friday for a few pre-match drinks with friends. Around 30 of
us are meeting on the day for a "Magnificent Seven" breakfast.
We have two double-deckers and a couple of minibuses leaving from Leith
to take us to Hampden. There�ll be around 250 of us, and we�ve hired
a hotel for after the game - win or lose, we�ll booze.
We�ll get a result against Celtic, though, and if it doesn�t happen
now, it will soon. Russell Latapy�s done himself no favours, but Frank
Sauzee has won our hearts.
Celtic will either walk it or it will be tight, like the 1-1 game at
Parkhead. I can�t see Hibs steaming it 4-0.
Marc Libbra will score, I know that. And if Sauzee gets it right, Henrik
Larsson won�t get a sniff.
Sunday, 20th May 2001
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Scotland
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