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    Comebacks are possible!

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    One of my all-time favourite Hibs games
    This is how it feels


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonnyboy View Post
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    http://www.scotsman.com/sport/footba...hibs-1-3008420

    One of my all-time favourite Hibs games
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    Home dressing room pre match reading.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonnyboy View Post
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    http://www.scotsman.com/sport/footba...hibs-1-3008420

    One of my all-time favourite Hibs games
    Think i missed that one.

    Wish i was auld like you J and seen all the great players you have seen in your time, and still seeing them.

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    The first game I attended without parental companionship, my first evening game, my first game in the shed, my first European game.

    What a night!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonnyboy View Post
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    http://www.scotsman.com/sport/footba...hibs-1-3008420

    One of my all-time favourite Hibs games

    Ah,good ol'days

    Was 14 then and one of the best,if not the best European comebacks of all time

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    Quote Originally Posted by silverhibee View Post
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    Think i missed that one.

    Wish i was auld like you J and seen all the great players you have seen in your time, and still seeing them.
    Many happy memories (and a good few I'd rather forget)
    This is how it feels

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    I've just found a video of the game and it seems Jonnyboy and others are being economical with the truth regarding the score


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    Quote Originally Posted by keekaboo View Post
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    I've just found a video of the game
    Now I suggest a fair few of us would pay to see such footage
    This is how it feels

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonnyboy View Post
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    Now I suggest a fair few of us would pay to see such footage
    I'd love to see Bobby Duncan's goal again !!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim_in_Canada View Post
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    I'd love to see Bobby Duncan's goal again !!
    It would settle a lot of arguments as to how far out he was when he hit it They range from 25 yards to just outside the cemetery behind the North Stand

    Pat Stanton claims it was a cross
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonnyboy View Post
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    Now I suggest a fair few of us would pay to see such footage
    There was footage of that Bobby Duncan goal, i definitely saw it.

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    Hmm 21000 at that match, 5-0 scoreline. If we fill the stadium there will be 21000 fans there, famous 5 tribute night, is this an omen???

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonnyboy View Post
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    It would settle a lot of arguments as to how far out he was when he hit it They range from 25 yards to just outside the cemetery behind the North Stand

    Pat Stanton claims it was a cross
    I remember being behind the goals when he scored - memory plays tricks but I thought he was quite a bit outside the box when he hit it.

    Blackpool, can you remember where or when you saw the clip ?

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    Terrible reporting. "The cry from the stands was 'bring on the Leeds!'" Of course, if they knew their history t would be enough to makes their hearts go whoa-whoa-there was just one stand (singular) at ER at the time, the old wooden North Stand. It was seen as a bit of luxury for the more well-heeled fan back then, now it would be regarded as a death trap unsuitable for the modern age.


    Indeed, it's impossible to comprehend a contraption of that sort existing in modern day football.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dashing Bob S View Post
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    Terrible reporting. "The cry from the stands was 'bring on the Leeds!'" Of course, if they knew their history t would be enough to makes their hearts go whoa-whoa-there was just one stand (singular) at ER at the time, the old wooden North Stand. It was seen as a bit of luxury for the more well-heeled fan back then, now it would be regarded as a death trap unsuitable for the modern age.


    Indeed, it's impossible to comprehend a contraption of that sort existing in modern day football.
    The last one was phased out not that long ago, in August 2013.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim_in_Canada View Post
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    I remember being behind the goals when he scored - memory plays tricks but I thought he was quite a bit outside the box when he hit it.

    Blackpool, can you remember where or when you saw the clip ?
    I was living in Thorntree St at the time, and i was watching some education/school type programme in the afternoon while off school.

    And the goal was played during the programme, i dont know what the goal meant or indeed why it was on this kind of programme but i remember seeing it on the telly.

    So unless they have lost it, there is tv footage out there somewhere.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim_in_Canada View Post
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    I remember being behind the goals when he scored - memory plays tricks but I thought he was quite a bit outside the box when he hit it.

    Blackpool, can you remember where or when you saw the clip ?
    I was too Jim, at the now FF end. My memory tells me he was about ten yards inside their half

    Blackpool's memory ain't what it once was sadly
    This is how it feels

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonnyboy View Post
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    http://www.scotsman.com/sport/footba...hibs-1-3008420

    One of my all-time favourite Hibs games
    Mine too.

    Oh what a night and that Bobby Duncan thunderbolt. Apparently Neil Armstrong found the baw when he landed on the moon a year or so later.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonnyboy View Post
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    I was too Jim, at the now FF end. My memory tells me he was about ten yards inside their half

    Blackpool's memory ain't what it once was sadly
    My memory of the Bobby's thunderbolt was that it was from about 2 to 3 yards in from the west shy line and about 5 yards north of the 18 yard line (kicking uphill) and the ba' never stopped rising.

    IMO, the Moon story may well be true.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim_in_Canada View Post
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    I'd love to see Bobby Duncan's goal again !!
    All I have to do is close my eyes, Jim. Permanently imprinted on my retinas.

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    It would settle a lot of arguments as to how far out he was when he hit it They range from 25 yards to just outside the cemetery behind the North Stand

    Pat Stanton claims it was a cross
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    I was too Jim, at the now FF end. My memory tells me he was about ten yards inside their half

    Blackpool's memory ain't what it once was sadly
    I was in the stand enclosure, behind and in line when he struck it. I would agree with you - about 10 yards inside their half, maybe a little more, but not much.

    Thing is, we had the slope in those days, and Napoli had no clue what they were in for in the second half - they lost the match when they lost the toss.

    I also have clear images of Peter and Pat meeting a couple of gorgeous corners from Alex Scott (rather the forgotten hero of the night) to put us 5-4 up on aggregate.

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