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[gobragh1875]

Are they on sale in the club shop or are they just for the team

[Riordans Boots]

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Are they on sale in the club shop or are they just for the team

The team only. Usually the strips are then auctioned.

http://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/news/20...262950_1884934

[Bristolhibby]

Two years ago they were for sale to the general public.

Bought my one on the day we beat Celtic 2-0 at Easter Road. (early December). Was reduced to £20. Bargain.

Don't know why they started auctioning them off. Recon a fair few fans (myself included) would have bought one.

J

[lyonhibs]

Will Hibs will be holding a minute's silence for Remembrance Day on Sunday, or against Rangers, which is closer to the actual date but not on a weekend?

[Westie1875]

Are Hibs definitely wearing poppy shirts this year? Thought I'd read somewhere that teams weren't doing it anymore?

[WellingtonHibby]

On a slightly different note, I see Celtic have banned the Sale of Poppies at Parkhead...

Have i missed something here?

[Danderhall Hibs]

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On a slightly different note, I see Celtic have banned the Sale of Poppies at Parkhead...

Have i missed something here?

Have they banned poppies or just the wee pins you used to get with them?

How do you pin the plastic thing into your jacket?

[WellingtonHibby]

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Have they banned poppies or just the wee pins you used to get with them?

How do you pin the plastic thing into your jacket?

I gather that they have informed the British Legion that they will not be allowed to sell Poppies within the ground or outside it, pins or no pins. ( reported on the BBC)

They didnt elaborate as to why they were turning away a laudable charity that does so much good and denying them a spot from which to help out thousands of Servicemen..Especialy when John Ried was former Defence Secretary and it should be a matter close to his heart?

I assume there is some quasi - republican rationale, does anyone know?

[oldbutdim]

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I gather that they have informed the British Legion that they will not be allowed to sell Poppies within the ground or outside it, pins or no pins. ( reported on the BBC)

They didnt elaborate as to why they were turning away a laudable charity that does so much good and denying them a spot from which to help out thousands of Servicemen..Especialy when John Ried was former Defence Secretary and it should be a matter close to his heart?

I assume there is some quasi - republican rationale, does anyone know?

I believe the fishul response from Cellic is that they do not allow ANY charitable collections inside the stadium.

[Danderhall Hibs]

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I gather that they have informed the British Legion that they will not be allowed to sell Poppies within the ground or outside it, pins or no pins. ( reported on the BBC)

They didnt elaborate as to why they were turning away a laudable charity that does so much good and denying them a spot from which to help out thousands of Servicemen..Especialy when John Ried was former Defence Secretary and it should be a matter close to his heart?

I assume there is some quasi - republican rationale, does anyone know?

Not sure what the official reason is but I expect it'll be a similar reason to why they don't do a minute's silence and feel that a minute's applause is more appropriate.

[erskine-hibby]

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I gather that they have informed the British Legion that they will not be allowed to sell Poppies within the ground or outside it, pins or no pins. ( reported on the BBC)

They didnt elaborate as to why they were turning away a laudable charity that does so much good and denying them a spot from which to help out thousands of Servicemen..Especialy when John Ried was former Defence Secretary and it should be a matter close to his heart?

I assume there is some quasi - republican rationale, does anyone know?

Cause they're c***s.

[Green_one]

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Cause they're c***s.

Harsh but Fair