As it's international weekend, my mind has drifted to the topic of Hibs players who should have played for Scotland but didn't. I realise that could be any of our players during the regimes of Walter Smith and Craig Levein - who seem to not like choosing anyone who plays for us - but I as thinking more fundementlally of players who you genuinely feel should have been capped.
The one that springs to my mind is Alex Edwards - what a talent! I don't think he got a single cap (might be wrong!). Even so, what about others? Any other Hibs players who should have worn the blue of Scotland??
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02-09-2011 04:35 PM #1
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Should have worn the blue
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02-09-2011 04:42 PM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Once described as "Scotland's best ever uncapped player."
And from the same generation Sloop John B really should have had more caps than received ----------- I wonder if Harry Potter had any relatives in charge of the selection process at the time?
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02-09-2011 04:56 PM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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02-09-2011 04:58 PM #5
Probably just me but i always thought pat mcginlay should have been given a chance, probably just biased because he was my favourite player
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02-09-2011 05:36 PM #8
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02-09-2011 05:58 PM #10
Gordon Hunter, especially around the skol cup win. To think donkey mcpherson was picked ahead of him says a lot about Scottish fitba, particularly OF favouritism.
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02-09-2011 07:36 PM #12
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Joe baker, born the wrong side of the border. Still he was that good he was picked for England, even though they had Clough Jimmy Greaves, ect. The finest centre forward to pull-on a Hibs strip, RIP Joe.
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ggtth
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02-09-2011 08:27 PM #16
Pat Stanton = 16 caps - what a joke!
That one statistic tells you all you want to know about what's wrong with Scottish football and it's hierarchy.
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02-09-2011 09:00 PM #18
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02-09-2011 09:39 PM #19
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If you don't play for the old firm your not good enough. Many average old firm players get picked year in year out over players who consistently perform better but play for teams of a poorer position in the league. Scott Brown didn't get a sniff until he moved to rangers, neither did Goodwillie, Whitaker, Caldwell and the list goes on.
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02-09-2011 10:07 PM #20
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When did brown and goodwillie
go to rangers?
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02-09-2011 11:14 PM #21This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
And re God and the joke of 16 caps...........pathetic really. What a player.
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02-09-2011 11:44 PM #22
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Ally McLeod (and his Morton soul brother Andy Ritchie)
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03-09-2011 07:30 AM #23
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That Cropley only got two caps and Schaedler one is an absolute insult.
That his "international career" lasted a mere 29 days and both Cropley's caps came before his 21st Birthday just adds to this poster's overall bewilderment.Last edited by Kaiser1962; 03-09-2011 at 08:06 AM.
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03-09-2011 05:39 PM #24
Not the most obviousone, but I always thought Craig Brewster should have got a call up - I think he helped make Garry O'Connor the player he is. Brewster's positioning movement and footballing head seemed to bring everyone around him onto a better game.
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03-09-2011 06:08 PM #26
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Joe Davis,George Stewart,Ralph Callachan
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03-09-2011 06:47 PM #27This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Was he any good? My memories of him are that he crap for us.
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03-09-2011 07:12 PM #28
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Alex Edwards for me. I caught the tail end of his career when i was 5 years old and he was playing in the reserves. Having never seen a first team game at the time, i used to think we must`ve had a team full of Peles for Edwards not to get a game.
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03-09-2011 07:16 PM #29This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteLess talk, more gifs. 21.05.16
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03-09-2011 07:56 PM #30
It's sad but true that the names that have been mentioned nearly all relate to bygone days.
I really wonder who out of the present generation of Hibs "footballers" will be categorised as suitable enough to provide hospitality tours of ER in years to come.
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