Name |
Paul Reid |
Birthplace/ Date |
Simpsons Memorial -
1969 |
Primary School |
St Johns, Portobello |
Secondary School |
Holyrood High School |
First Hibs match |
Pat Stanton Testimonial Hibs v Celtic |
How long a member of London Hibs |
2 months |
How did you find out about London Hibs |
I work for the same company
as Mike Inglis. After three years of constant badgering I finally relented
and signed up |
Favourite all time Hibs Player |
John Collins |
Most memorable Game |
League Cup Final v Dunfermline 2-1 |
How often do you get to games |
3 or 4 times a year |
When did you leave Scotland? (If
applicable) |
1998 |
Why do you live in the South? |
Part of the English stock improvement
programme (and I work in London). |
Favourite English team |
Hayes |
Lowest moment following Hibs? |
The whole Jim Duffy / Billy McNeill
season. It was a lesson in incompetence and mismanagement from two
men who took far more from the club than they gave. |
Best Hibs goal? |
Keith Wrights goal in the League Cup
Final. Not because it was a classic goal but because of what it meant to
both myself and the club. It's the first and only time I've watched Hibs
lift a trophy |
What is the best thing about being a
Hibby? |
Knowing I support my (once) local
Club whether good or bad and not partaking in the weekly exodus Westward
from Edinburgh |
Proudest moment following Hibs? |
Watching my brother Chris be named
man of the match on his debut, against Dunfermline, at the age of 17 |
How did you become a Hibby? |
The whole family are Hibs supporters.
My Dad (before going onto Dunfermline under Jock Stein) and Brother (now
with Stirling Albion) have both played for the Club and as a boy I could
see the stadium from my bedroom window |