Yeah he had. They’ve copied it clumsily but his first career goal was at Hibs - I think it was the one against Rangers in the 4-0 at Christmas time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuart93
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Yeah he had. They’ve copied it clumsily but his first career goal was at Hibs - I think it was the one against Rangers in the 4-0 at Christmas time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuart93
I take it you will be able to buy tickets on the day? I’ve got 7 coming but not got tickets yet
First competitive Hibs goal was at Ibrox 😉🇳🇬Quote:
Originally Posted by Jones28
Yes, at the ticket officeQuote:
Originally Posted by Hibstrooper
Got mine looking forward to it
It was the very least I could do
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Originally Posted by Ringothedog
Hate international weekends. So glad got this tomorrow to look forward too.
Nice one Monty for accepting the invitation from SDG to put on the Hibs shirt Sunday.
Glad to see the previous posts with people picking up tickets.
Not got a ticket yet but I’ll be going.
Hopefully people make the effort to go along. If you can’t make it and can afford it you could still buy a ticket in support.
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Does anyone know if a programme is being produced?
There is one being produced by the Testimonial Committee and will be on sale around the ground before kick offQuote:
Originally Posted by Hibernian Verse
The Programme Shop will be closed tomorrow
Got my three, ticket choice map wasn't a nice sight. Worse than I expected.
Not got a ticket yet but I will be there tomorrow.Hope there are loads like me .
How’s the crowd looking now?
Crap. Really, really hope there are a lot of folk just planning on buying on the day so that it ends up respectable.Quote:
Originally Posted by S4uzee
Spot on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Broken Gnome
Hibs fans just don't support these sort of kick-abouts in the way some other club's fans do, it must be very disheartening to those organising & participating. Somebody so significant in the club's history should be honoured with a packed stadium, but it was never happening.Quote:
Originally Posted by B.H.F.C
I would say about 4000 including hospitality which is sold out. Hopefully get about 6-7000 as a nice day and the tickets are cheapQuote:
Originally Posted by S4uzee
We’re taking the wee ones today - we will have a backpack with us with water bottles and snacks, I’m guessing they’re not going to take anything off us?
Agree to a point but I don’t think the lack of a packed stadium is just down to fans, it’s the organisation as well which has been pretty crap IMO. Timing is poor with it being during holidays and the game itself holds little appeal. For all it’s only a tenner for a ticket it’s the same week as tickets for Hampden and a home game against Celtic went on sale. It’s not been pushed much either, there will be people out there not even realising it’s on. I’d still have expected/hoped there would have been more and I think it’s really disappointing with who it’s for that it’s looking like a poor attendance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nakedmanoncrack
Good morning Hibbies!
a beautiful day for a fun game of footy paying respects to a man that gave me my best day ever in over 50 years of going to watch the Hibs….can’t wait !
please come to Easter road if you can :agree:
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Very unfair.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nakedmanoncrack
Do other clubs sell these kind of games out? Im not convinced they do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nakedmanoncrack
If this was the Hibs first team against an official Manchesrer United Team then we would have been looking at over 10000. It still wouldn’t have sold out. If we have 5000 or more there today that’s actually pretty decent.
I am really looking forward to it. I’m not expecting to see anything close to a serious game but being able to see some of the cup final team playing again makes the journey more than worth while.
I can't think of many Hearts/Aberdeen comparisons, which I guess is the only ones that we can be judged against.Quote:
Originally Posted by easty
Rangers and Celtic tend to fall over themselves to attend legends game or anything remotely linked to either club, but they're mental.
Sure Gary locke at hearts testimonial only got about 6000Quote:
Originally Posted by easty
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Originally Posted by Hibernian Verse
Think medals Mackay got abt 3k against a decent Everton teamQuote:
Originally Posted by Allant1981
Couldn’t think of a better way of showing my appreciation to the man who scored the most important goal in our clubs history than going along to his testimonial game at our hallowed ground in the sunshine to have a good day out and re live that glorious day.
I really hope the weather at least encourages a higher attendance and there are more than just 4 - 5,000 today.