Copied this from WWW.Brokeback, what the donald duck is he on about!
Strangely enough the Scottish League wanted them(Hibs) to cease to exist when they were formed. They wouldnt have come into being if hearts hadnt defied the League management and played them a number of times to help them get established (and incurred fines for doing so).
Hearts also gave them a number of players to get started.
I guess the people at Tynecastle at the time knew we needed Hibs in the same way as Celtic need Rangers........its about money.
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30-12-2009 07:20 PM #1
puzzled old me
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30-12-2009 07:47 PM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteDoing the 2013 Edinburgh half Marathon for McMillan it would be awesome if anyone fancies sponsoring me, http://www.justgiving.com/colin-smith1875 ,go on make a fat man run
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30-12-2009 07:53 PM #3
From what i heard part of this is true, Hearts agreed to play Hibs even though the would be fined.
I also heard they didn't want Hibs in the league so not sure what's true but sure someone on here could maybe get to the bottom of it.
Either way Hearts are jobbies and we're no!
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30-12-2009 07:57 PM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
He is right that they were told not to play us and did in fact do this and that led to us being eventually recognised. Total pish about them loaning us players though.
Did he mention Hearts went defunct a couple of times after 1874 or that they were forever protesting when we beat them?
Did he mention they were named after a an old dance hall?
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30-12-2009 08:05 PM #5This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
We could compile a greatest works of Believer's Facts, including:
this lovely yarn,
world cup stars coming to the pink busstop,
champions league,
new super humungous gigantic stands,
players bonus payments,
having your own training ground,
being relevant to anyone outside of gorgie.
I would suggest selling it, but if we wait it'll be on sale in the clubstore for 2 ha'penny, with 14 free match tickets soon enough. Cash only of course
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30-12-2009 08:10 PM #6This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Hearts didn't want Hibs in the East of Scotland Assoc. until we played them in friendlies and they saw that money could be made.
The rest is a load of deluded lies.
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30-12-2009 08:22 PM #7
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It's certainly true that Hibs first ever game was against Hearts - and this in defiance of the snooty bigots at the (Edinburgh/Scottish???) FA who had imposed a ban on any team playing Hibs who were at the time entirely composed of Irish imigrants. Fair play to the Jambos of the time for being worthy of their name on this occasion and showing a lot of "heart".
As for the rest - I've never heard anything about Hearts "giving" Hibs a number of players to get us started - think the Yam is having fantasies here. What I DID hear one time is that some of the original Hibs and Hearts players had played together in some other team which disbanded prior to the founding of Hibs and Hearts - this may be the grain of truth which the guy has distorted to fit his Yamythological ends.
Also I think his theory about some agenda to create an early edinburgh "old firm" is a load of tripe - Hearts were barely a year old at this time and weren't any kind of big shots but just one of a plethora of teams that were sprouting up all over Scotland and beyond.
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30-12-2009 09:15 PM #8This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
They did when we we reformed in 1891 (?) in fact that game game was their record victory over us(funnily enough)
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30-12-2009 09:25 PM #9This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
A yam I ken wrote the exact same thing on my facebook under the title 'Why Hearts are better than Hibs'...
Scraping the barrel
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31-12-2009 10:19 AM #10This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
GGTTH
P.S. You were told not to talk to or listen to strangers
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31-12-2009 10:43 AM #11
The yam quoted in the OP is partly right.
Read about it more here as part of John Campbell's excellent series of articles on Hibs history right here on Hibs.net
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