It was good to see the events in the West car park today for the kids. Players stopped for photos, it was well attended and all the staff helping were fantastic, very friendly and engaging with the kids.
Well done, Hibs!
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17-10-2015 06:21 PM #1
Hibs Kids Day
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17-10-2015 06:31 PM #2@hibs.net private member
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Loved the kids doing the announcements even although one got it wrong.😎
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17-10-2015 06:33 PM #3Administrator
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The wee lad at HT who didn't want anyone else to have a shot at the shooting was great entertainment.
Really liked seeing and hearing all the kids involved today.
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17-10-2015 06:34 PM #4resident moaning git
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I thought the kids were great. Really good to see the club do this.
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17-10-2015 06:38 PM #5They were great! Originally Posted by greenlex
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It was good to see Hibs making it a Hibs Kids day, rather than just a game that Hibs Kids could go to.Follow the Hibs podcast, Longbangers, on Twitter (@longbangers)
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17-10-2015 06:44 PM #6Coaching Staff
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Wasn't there today so don't know what was different but it sounds as if we have made it a better experience. We can learn a lot from American sports who have excellent fan entertainment and themed days which gives you a feeling of value for money and a sense of fun.
A lot has clearly changed since the old days when they were just plonked in the Dunbar upper.
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17-10-2015 07:55 PM #7First Team Regular
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We treated ourselves to the new hospitality today (which was excellent) and they also had a few of the kids there interviewing etc. which worked really well. Originally Posted by matty_f
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17-10-2015 08:46 PM #8Old Codger Hibstorian
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He wore No. 35 and basically did what Jason often does, head down, ignore the shouts and make for goal Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
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This is how it feels
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17-10-2015 08:47 PM #9Testimonial Due
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Really enjoyed hearing the wee lad on commentary for the first 5/10 minutes of the second half. Probably made his day. Well done to everyone, hopefully that's a set of fans for life.
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17-10-2015 09:11 PM #10First Team Breakthrough
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There seems to be, in my opinion anyway, a lot of small improvements in many different areas at hibs off the field which I think we're starting to notice. I even like it when they mention the away fans in the attendance announcement.....they might not thank the 3.5k the Rangers fans when they visit though!
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17-10-2015 10:59 PM #11@hibs.net private member
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In a nut shell....its night and day this kind of stuff compared to previous efforts. Yes it might seem like small changes but sometimes these add up to something much bigger. Originally Posted by matty_f
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Well done Hibs on another step forward in re-engaging with the support and starting to put some effort into building lasting connections with the supporters of the future.
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18-10-2015 10:50 AM #12@hibs.net private member
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I thought Rod was saving some cash by replacing the stadium announcer with a work experience
What a great opportunity for the kids....making long lasting memories.
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