I have no recollection of this player at all, and never missed a game home or away then? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
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I have no recollection of this player at all, and never missed a game home or away then? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
IIRC, he was reserve keeper to McArthur or maybe Herriot. Went to Dunfermline.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackpoolhibs
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_Whyte
Dr Hugh Whyte was a medical student that played six games between January and October 1975Quote:
Originally Posted by blackpoolhibs
Sold to Dunfermline Athletic
Think that was 1st game I shed tears after, but by no means the last. IIRC the Dons keeper Freddie Martin was injured & replaced at last minute by Reggie Morrison who was MOTM. I think Reggie later made it up to us when he was President of Deveronvale. He strongly recommended we sign his player, Des Bremner!Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Knew you would work it out.McCallum played for McLeish at Motherwell and Jackson at Hibs.Probably both took great pleasure in getting one over on Mein Fuhrer.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
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Originally Posted by Highwayman
4/2/2017 Scottish League Championship
Hibernian 1 v 1 Ayr United
Cummings 74
Jase comes off the bench to head the equaliser after Crawford gave the Honest Men a fourth minute lead
4/2/2012 Scottish Cup Round 5
Hibernian 1 v 0 Kilmarnock
Doyle 15
Eoin Doyle fired HIBS ahead in fifteen minutes after good set up play by Tom Soares
Kilmarnock were unable to find a way past Graham Stack in the HIBS goal
4/2/2006 Scottish Cup Round 4
Rangers 0 v 3 Hibernian
O’Connor 50
Sproule 59
Killen 78
Tony Mowbray outfoxed his Ibrox rival Alex McLeish once again to defeat Rangers for the third time in this season
This HIBS win was without difficulty as a hostile Ibrox bid for striker Derek Riordan resulted in Deeks starting off on the bench and midfield maestro Kevin Thomson was carried off on a stretcher after only 7 minutes
Hibs achieved their game plan of getting to half-time 0-0 then all hell broke loose
Ivan Sproule hung up a cross to the far post - over Ian Murray- and Garry O’Connor gleefully headed home
O’Connor then flicked a long through ball into the path of Ivan Sproule who buried a low shot into the corner of the net from 18 yards
Derek Riordan on as a Sub then threaded an intelligent pass through to fellow Sub Chris Killen who fired home past Waterreus from a tight angle at the second attempt to trigger chants of “ We are the peepul” from the packed HIBS masses behind the goal
HIBS S Brown Whittaker Caldwell Hogg Murphy Sproule Thomson Brown Stewart Fletcher and O’Connor
Subs Glass Killen Riordan
Att 41000
https://youtu.be/QLV-DCTD2OA
4/2/1967 Scottish League Division One
Hibernian 3 v 1 Kilmarnock
Jim Scott 2 (1 pen )
Stein
4/2/1950 Scottish League Division One
Hibernian 4 v 1 Celtic
Turnbull 4 ( 3 pens )
This match saw four penalties awarded but from a HIBS point of view is best remembered for Eddie Turnbull’s hat-trick of penalties
Eddie Turnbull scored his first penalty when McGrory fouled Reilly in the box after 20 minutes
Celtic were then awarded a penalty that Bobby Collins had to take twice and converted following an infringement
HIBS then lost Tommy Younger to injury and Willie Clark had to take over in goal leaving HIBS down to 10 men
Just before half-time that man McGrory again pulled Bobby Johnstone down in the box step forward Ned to do the needful
Five minutes into the second half and Gordon Smith set up Turnbull for a tap in to complete his hat-trick
Turnbull completed his hat-trick of penalties 20 minutes from the end to earn a remarkable victory against all the odds
HIBS would lose the league in this season on goal average
Hibs Younger Govan Clark Combe Cairns Buchanan Smith Johnstone Reilly Turnbull and Ormond
Att 41000
4/2/1939 Scottish Cup Round 2
Hibernian 3 v 1 Kilmarnock
Bobby Nutley 60 63
Arthur Milne 88
Ross gave Killie the lead after 33 minutes but the most interesting stat apart from the HIBS fight back is the attendance of 32394 in this pre-war game
Hibs would lose 0-1 to Clyde in the semi-final at neutral Tynecastle in front of a 40000 crowd
Hibs Kerr Logan Prior Fraser Milne Rice McIntyre Farrell Milne Kean and Nutley
Birthdays:
Derek Rodier
At Easter Road They Play John Campbell
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Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Still none the wiser, cannot remember him at all???? :confused:. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
If you Google him he was a right good goalie for the ParsQuote:
Originally Posted by blackpoolhibs
Sadly passed away in 2009
Funnily enough I was recently looking at an image of Shades marshalling the HIBS defence at a corner kick and and the late Dr Whyte was standing behind himQuote:
Originally Posted by blackpoolhibs
I was sad to read of his passing
Here is an image of said goalkeeper
https://images.app.goo.gl/5rUmqVgAFNAfH8wv9
3 pens against celtic that would never happen today.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
:greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by gbhibby
Shudda been a sending off for McGrory Shirley?
The 3-0 Ibrox game is probably in my top 5, what a game that was, went on the Anchor Bus and it was carnage start to finish
5/2/2005 Scottish Cup Round 4
Hibernian 4 v 0 Brechin City
Morrow 24
O’Connor 32 57
Caldwell 63
Hibs cruised into the Scottish Cup Quarterfinals with a comfortable win over Brechin City
A deflected shot from Boozy hit the post before Sam Morrow curled a beauty past Craig Nelson from 16 yards HIBS further increased their lead when Garry O’Connor fired home a Derek Riordan cross eight minutes later
Into the second half and HIBS secured their place in the quarterfinals when Dean Shiels sent O’Connor scampering through the middle and despite a poor first touch was able to recover and slide the ball under the advancing Nelson
Six minutes later and Gary Caldwell put the icing on the cake when following a short corner his looping header from a Riordan cross deceived Nelson and his defence sneaking in at the far post
Hibs Brown Whittaker Caldwell Smith Murray Shiels Boozy Glass Riordan O’Connor and Morrow
Subs A Murray McCluskey Fletcher
Att 13563
5/2/2004 Scottish League Cup Semi-Final
Hibernian 1 v 1 Rangers AET ( HIBS won 4-3 on pens )
Dobbie 79
After knocking out Celtic injury ravaged HIBS were up against it against Rangers at rain lashed Hampden Park
Rangers started the better and after 27 minutes Daniel Andersson upended Ronald De Boer in the penalty box but he quickly redeemed himself with a fine one handed save from Arteta’s spot kick
Rangers were not to be denied however and Michael Mols swept Rangers into the lead just before half-time from 15 yards after a defence splitting pass from Ross
Into the second half and play raged from end to end Hibs brought on Stephen Dobbie with 13 minutes to go and he equalised within a minute latching on to a Derek Riordan pass and lashing the ball home from 12 yards
HIBS were galvanised as they went for the kill Fernando Ricksen was lucky to escape punishment when he elbowed Riordan in the face and Garry O’Connor had a decent claim for a penalty waved away
HIBS pushed forward in the first period of extra time but could not prise open the Rangers defence Into the second period and HIBS survived two mass scrambles in their own box with goal hero Dobbie booting a ball off the goalline
Onto penalties and both keepers had two fine saves apiece with Averladze blazing over the crossbar and Mattius Doumbe hitting the woodwork
With the scores at 3-3 Colin Murdock tucked away his kick and Frank De Boer hit the post cue celebrations among the 7000 rain soaked HIBS fans
https://youtu.be/JVnigShdkZ4
Hibs Andersson Caldwell Doumbe Murdock Edge Brown Wiss Reid Thomson O’Connor and Riordan
Subs McManus Nicol Whittaker Dobbie A Brown
Att 28000
5/2/1994 Scottish League Premier Division
Hibernian 3 v 1 Aberdeen
Wright 2
Lennon
Hibs humbled high flying Aberdeen in a performance inspired by midfielder Danny Lennon who was given a rare start
Lee Richardson opened the scoring with a deflected effort Keith Wright gave HIBS the lead in the second half with a header and a left footed shot
Danny Lennon capped an excellent performance with a drive past Snelders from outside the box
Richardson sent off for Aberdeen
Hibs Leighton Miller Mitchell Farrell Beaumont Tweed McAllister Lennon Wright Evans and O’Neill
Att 9550
5/2/1983 Scottish League Premier Division
Hibernian 2 v 0 Morton
Harvey
Rae
Hibs gave a debut to local lad Graeme Harvey recently signed from Ormiston Primrose and he returned Pat Stanton’s faith in him by scoring the opener against fellow relegation strugglers Morton Gordon Rae added the second to seal the points
HIBS Rough Sneddon Schaedler Turnbull Rae McNamara Duncan Rice Thomson Welsh and Harvey
Subs Murray Irvine
Att 3376
5/2/1972 Scottish Cup Round 3
Partick Thistle 0 v 2 Hibernian
Gordon
Schaedler
Probably one of the all time classic HIBS Scottish Cup ties played at a packed Firhill for Thrills
Alan Gordon opened the scoring with his first of many for the club and Shades stuck one in the faraway postage stamp when a trade mark long throw was cleared back to him for his first goal
The world is a much duller place without Tosh and Shades around that is for sure
Hibs Herriot Brownlie Schaedler Stanton Black Blackley Edwards O’Rourke Gordon Cropley and Duncan
Att 21000
5/2/1966 Scottish Cup Round 1
Hibernian 4 v 3 Third Lanark
Cousin
Scott
O’Rourke
Davis pen
HIBS were given an easy looking first round Scottish Cup tie against last season’s relegated side Third Lanark at home but as is usually the case it did not work out that way
Going into the last quarter of the game with the tie tied at 3-3 after Kilgannon had scored a hat-trick for Thirds it was left to Mister Calmness Personified Penalty King Joe Davis to put HIBS through to the next round from the penalty spot
HIBS Wilson Simpson Davis Stanton McNamee Baxter Cormack Cousin Scott O’Rourke and Stevenson
Att 5500
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Were there 7,000 Hibs fans at that 2004 semi? Seemed like fewer than that.
A great night, though
17 years since that hampden night, one of my favourite games!
One of the best Hibs supports I have had the pleasure of being in was the 2004 semi, not the biggest but what a great night.Quote:
Originally Posted by Potty78
In contrast to the final where our support was massive but were poor in terms of support.
I make it 17?Quote:
Originally Posted by Potty78
Aye, I suddenly started feeling a lot older!Quote:
Originally Posted by oneone73
I work in a primary school too🤦*♂️Quote:
Originally Posted by oneone73
My dad who was at the game said Hibs should have been awarded another two.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Did well to beat Celtic by three goals with 10 menQuote:
Originally Posted by gbhibby
Info taken from Hibernian on this day Colquhoun and Sinnet they state 7000 hibbies saying we were outnumbered 3:1Quote:
Originally Posted by oneone73
I was at the 1-0 at Hampden 1991 and there seemed to be hardly any hibbies but reports say it was a decent support that night too
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot..._1/3460147.stm
I was at all of these games.
The cup tie against Third Lanark was played just before they folded. I seem to have a recollection that there was a small band of Thirds fans at the Dunbar end with placards each with a different letter spelling Thirds.
Anyone else of a certain age remember this or is it nonsense?
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Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
7,000 was the widely reported figure at the time.
I'm sure there was more than that at the '91 semi final, though. It probably just seemed less because we were so widely spread out on the terrace that night.
Billy,I might be getting my dates mixed up but did Hibs play Brechin City on 5 February 2005 in the Scottish Cup beating them 4-0.It’s sticks in my memory because I was too late getting tickets for the Hibs end as they were sold out and had to go to the Brechin end.Good job Brechin didn’t score,because didn’t know what form the Brechin celebrations might have taken.
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Originally Posted by Highwayman
They did indeed.
Caldwell, Morrow and O'Connor (2) were the scorers and the attendance was 13,563
Sorted!Quote:
Originally Posted by Highwayman
Not been a good day
I have been working from memory :greengrin as the fitbastats website has been server not responding all day hence my lateness in posting the OP
Another year of pain :wink:
6/2/2010 Scottish Cup Round 5
Hibernian 5 v 1 Montrose
Nish 5 25
Riordan 70
Benji 78
Gow 89
Hibs cruise past Steven Tweed’s Montrose to reach the quarter finals
Fair Play to Montrose they at least tried to make a game of it their goal coming in the 74th minute from Chris Hegarty son of legendary Arabs stopper Paul
Andy McNeil played in goal for Montrose and a young Martin Boyle came on as a Montrose Sub for the last five minutes
Hibs Smith Wotherspoon Hogg Hanlon Murray McBride Rankin Miller Nish Riordan and Stokes
Subs Zemmama Gow Benji
Att 9068
6/2/2002 Scottish League Cup Semi Final
Hibernian 0 v 1 Ayr United AET
Awful game awful night
John Hughes Pat McGinlay and Paul Lovering come back to haunt us
Ayr reach their first final in 92 years thanks to Eddie Annand’s controversial penalty 11 minutes into extra time
Things were not looking good for Le God
6/2/2000 Scottish League SPL
Hibernian 2 v 2 Rangers
Kenny Miller 2
Kenny Miller twice gave HIBS the lead to try and derail Rangers’ unstoppable charge to the 2000 SPL title
6/2/1988 Scottish League Premier Division
Hibernian 2 v 1 Dundee
Tortolano
Evans
6/2/1977 Scottish Cup Round 3
Hibernian 3 v 0 Partick Thistle
Smith
Macleod
Bremner
Hibs tried Sunday fitba and were rewarded when 13779 turned up to watch this demolition of a ring rusty Thistle side containing no less than Alan Rough Doug Somner and Alan Hansen
After the match Hibs were given a kindly draw Arbroath away
What could go wrong?
6/2/1971 Scottish League Division One
Hibernian 1 v 0 Motherwell
Joe Baker
6/2/1965 Scottish Cup Round 1
Hibernian 1 v 1 ES Clydebank
Neil Martin
Future Scotland Manager Andy Roxburgh lined up for Clydebank
Hibs would win the replay 2-0
6/2/1960 Scottish League Division One
Motherwell 3 v 4 Hibernian
Macleod 10
J Baker 53
Ormond 89
Preston 90
A pulsating game at Fir Park against high flying Motherwell
Johnny MacLeod gave HIBS the lead after 10 minutes Pat Quinn then missed a penalty for Motherwell
Weir then equalised for ‘Well Joe Baker gave HIBS the lead early into the second half McPhee 83 and Weir 88 again gave Motherwell a 3-2 lead with two minutes to go. Willie Ormond and Tommy Preston nipped in with a late late double to bag both points for the Hibees
HIBS Muirhead Hughes McClelland Young Plenderleith Baxter MacLeod Johnstone Baker Preston and Ormond
Att 12600
6/2/1954 Scottish League Division One
Clyde 3 v 6 Hibernian
Johnstone 3
Ormond 2 (1 pen )
McDonald
Hibs had been drawn against Clyde at Easter Road in the Scottish Cup and had this dress rehearsal at Shawfield
Hibs raced into a two goal lead through McDonald and Johnstone
Tommy Ring pulled one back for Clyde but by half-time it was 1-5 HIBS with Bobby Johnstone completing his hat-trick and Willie Ormond adding the other
It might have been six had Eddie Turnbull not had a rare penalty miss
Early into the second half Clyde were awarded and converted a penalty Clyde pulled another goal back before Willie Ormond converted a late penalty Ned having been taken off penalties
HIBS Hamilton Govan Paterson Gallacher Ward Combe McDonald Johnstone Reilly Turnbull and Ormond
Att 16000
Birthdays:
Danny Handling
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Love this thread (memories) great job👍 that Ayr game is in my top 3 of worst games to have been at. We were honking that night and that was the end of Frank 😥 and thankfully the Tank 🤣🤦*♂️