can you spot yer Da?

[bigwheel]

Great pic from Easter Road in the 50's...recognise anyone??

PS Everyone is suited up...I'm guessing there was a "nae trainers" door policy

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[ancient hibee]

All got coats on-must be August.I'd be on the terracing getting soaked.

[KSA Hibee]

Is it any coincidence that we had a great team around this time ??? ... and there are bunnets being worn in abundance

Bring 'em back I say .... compulsory attire I say

[Keith_M]

Not a single scarf in sight.

That musta been the 50s casuals

[emerald green]

So many men wearing collar and tie to the match. Hardly any women to be seen in the crowd. Changed days.

[SanFranHibs]

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So many men wearing collar and tie to the match. Hardly any women to be seen in the crowd. Changed days.

Yeah, hardly anyone wears a collar and tie anymore :)

[alhibby]

Loving the guy on the left looking at camera, the first cam pout

[Pete]

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Loving the guy on the left looking at camera, the first cam pout

Also the first ever "ooh matron".

Anyone in their seventies now would be sitting by the side of the pitch, as they were allowed to back then.

[brog]

Didn't see my Dad but I did see Mogadon Miller, under the E. Don't forget this was the enclosure, these were our (aspiring( posh fans!

[Hi Heid Yin]

Without question people in general dressed more smartly way back in the 1950's. Practically every man in this photograph is wearing a collar and tie - to a football match!! this is unimaginable in this day and age - where Tshirts and jeans is the norm for the majority. Whilst I'm at it, even theatre goers today look scruffy compared to those frequenters of the mid 20th century. Whatever happened to the bulk of men and ladies wearing stylish hats?
I'm a sprightly 59 year old, who can remember well-dressed uncles and aunts; a time when every one made an effort.
The nearest we get to smart dressed women today are the young women who work in Armstrongs Vintage clothes shops - one or two of them look fabulous in their vintage dresses and hairdo's.
Okay, enough of my nostalgic moans.

[Iggy Pope]

The boy staring at the camera middle left is a piece of work and no mistake. Bet he ****ing hates Hertz.

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The boy staring at the camera middle left is a piece of work and no mistake. Bet he ****ing hates Hertz.

[High-On-Hibs]

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Without question people in general dressed more smartly way back in the 1950's. Practically every man in this photograph is wearing a collar and tie - to a football match!! this is unimaginable in this day and age - where Tshirts and jeans is the norm for the majority. Whilst I'm at it, even theatre goers today look scruffy compared to those frequenters of the mid 20th century. Whatever happened to the bulk of men and ladies wearing stylish hats?
I'm a sprightly 59 year old, who can remember well-dressed uncles and aunts; a time when every one made an effort.
The nearest we get to smart dressed women today are the young women who work in Armstrongs Vintage clothes shops - one or two of them look fabulous in their vintage dresses and hairdo's.
Okay, enough of my nostalgic moans.

I wouldn't say that people don't dress smart today, it's just a different trend now. You can look smart without wearing your granda's auld hat.

[Iggy Pope]

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Didn't see my Dad but I did see Mogadon Miller, under the E. Don't forget this was the enclosure, these were our (aspiring( posh fans!

And the hooligan on his left looks to be a right rebel.

[SanFranHibs]

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I wouldn't say that people don't dress smart today, it's just a different trend now. You can look smart without wearing your granda's auld hat.

Tell your grandma that :)

[HIBERNIAN-0762]

Such a great photo but anyone else notice no young people in the shot?

[SirDavidsNapper]

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Great pic from Easter Road in the 50's...recognise anyone??

PS Everyone is suited up...I'm guessing there was a "nae trainers" door policy

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They must have all been heading up George street after 😉

[High-On-Hibs]

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Such a great photo but anyone else notice no young people in the shot?

Clearly that prawn sandwich section of way back then. Those off cam will be in rags.

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Clearly that prawn sandwich section of way back then. Those off cam will be in rags.

[Hibbycol]

My dad was always on the terrace ,you where either posh or rich if you went in the main stand ,i fondly remember him saying.

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My dad was always on the terrace ,you where either posh or rich if you went in the main stand ,i fondly remember him saying.

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Or a 50s gangster with very very deep pockets.

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Or a 50s gangster with very very deep pockets.

️*♀️you dirty rat

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️*♀️you dirty rat

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Must double check my posts before clicking send (note to self )

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[Lancs Harp]

Its the CCS. Those overcoats, shirts, ties and hats are all stone island.

Its a great picture.

[heretoday]

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Without question people in general dressed more smartly way back in the 1950's. Practically every man in this photograph is wearing a collar and tie - to a football match!! this is unimaginable in this day and age - where Tshirts and jeans is the norm for the majority. Whilst I'm at it, even theatre goers today look scruffy compared to those frequenters of the mid 20th century. Whatever happened to the bulk of men and ladies wearing stylish hats?
I'm a sprightly 59 year old, who can remember well-dressed uncles and aunts; a time when every one made an effort.
The nearest we get to smart dressed women today are the young women who work in Armstrongs Vintage clothes shops - one or two of them look fabulous in their vintage dresses and hairdo's.
Okay, enough of my nostalgic moans.

You're absolutely right. Bunch of scruffs now.

[Lancs Harp]

On what is considered smart, I wonder who decided tying a thin piece of material around your neck was smart? Its a bit strange if you think about it.

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You're absolutely right. Bunch of scruffs now.

[Andy74]

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On what is considered smart, I wonder who decided tying a thin piece of material around your neck was smart? Its a bit strange if you think about it.

Croats.

[Hi Heid Yin]

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I wouldn't say that people don't dress smart today, it's just a different trend now. You can look smart without wearing your granda's auld hat.

Respect.

[Hibrandenburg]

The crowds were much bigger then due to the lack of chubbies, more people could fit in the stadium.