ways that being a Hibee can cheer you up

[steelendhibs]

Standard Friday so I thought. Just had a business meeting with Albert Kidd's son. Amazing how wee things in life connected to being a Hibee can put a smile on your face!!

[Bluto]

Being a bus driver in Edinburgh and seeing so many folk kicking about in Hibs gear brings a smile to my face. 5 years ago when I started with Lothian Buses it was a rare sight, almost like we were ashamed to be seen in anything related to the club. How times have changed

[Garymcl]

Attend a match

[lord bunberry]

Driving along to the ticket office earlier and seeing Kamberi standing outside the team bus. Gave him a beep of the horn and I got a huge smile and a wave like he was an old friend.

[Northernhibee]

Feeling confident going into any derby game.

[Glory Lurker]

Just thinking about the Famous Five, and the rest of that team, swells me with pride.

[hibby6270]

In my lifetime, reliving games on the following dates.

13/10/1962
29/11/1967
27/9/1972
9/12/1972
1/1/1973
17/9/1975
27/10/1991
22/10/2000
18/3/2007
21/5/2016

[Viva_Palmeiras]

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In my lifetime, reliving games on the following dates.

13/10/1962
29/11/1967
27/9/1972
9/12/1972
1/1/1973
17/9/1975
27/10/1991
22/10/2000
18/3/2007
21/5/2016

Missed AEK Athens at ER?
What about some of the other Derbies?

[heretoday]

Having faith in the manager.

[Hiber-nation]

There are 8 Hibbies within a short walk from my desk at work.

[Northernhibee]

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Having faith in the manager.

http://www.hmfckickback.co.uk/index....in-out/&page=1

[Greenbeard]

Honest jambos knowing their place, admitting they are sh*te at the mo and that Hibs are second best team in Scotland.

[Mikers110]

Walking toward Easter Road on a Saturday knowing we will have at least 16500 home fans and wondering how the hell did this happen; then I remember 21.05 2016

[Northernhibee]

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Walking toward Easter Road on a Saturday knowing we will have at least 16500 home fans and wondering how the hell did this happen; then I remember 21.05 2016

I've said it before on here - I'd give anything to relive 21st of May 2016 one more time.

To spend that day with over twenty thousand other Hibees who felt exactly the same way through the peaks and troughs of that game was something special.

[One Day Soon]

Periodically seeing the comments of fans of other teams from all over the world absolutely loving our Sunshine on Leith after winning both of our last two cups.

[The Pointer]

Walking down my brother's street in South London and seeing a guy out for a run in a Hibs strip.

[One Day Soon]

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I've said it before on here - I'd give anything to relive 21st of May 2016 one more time.

To spend that day with over twenty thousand other Hibees who felt exactly the same way through the peaks and troughs of that game was something special.

My God, this a million times over.

[WoreTheGreen]

My gloves fit

[hibby6270]

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Missed AEK Athens at ER?
What about some of the other Derbies?

Yeah. Was only choosing games I’ve attended. Was in America for the AEK game just after 9/11, so couldn’t attend.
You’re right. Could have chosen a few other derbies but decided to go for ”the big two”.
Cup final wins were a given.

[hibbydog]

Smashing the biggest hoodoo in world sport in spectacular style on 21.05.16. It meant the world, and just thinking about it makes me feel 10 feet tall.

[BILLYHIBS]

People now smile when you tell them you are a Hibby rather than give you a weird look.

[Hibernian Verse]

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http://www.hmfckickback.co.uk/index....in-out/&page=1

They are seething. However, they have to remember that they've signed McLean - things are changing over there for the better.

Levein must stay.

[hibbie02]

Running the World (Sport Aid) in Glasgow in a Hibs top back in 1986...

I have lived down South since 1987 and it still makes me tingle when I walk down Easter Road or Leith Walk. Walking into pubs I knew as a teenager/young man that have hardly changed (and some that have). Recognising a few faces from the past, and yes, some still recognise me. The feeling of anticipation as it gets closer to match time. The hairs standing up on the back of my neck walking along Albion Road and seeing the FF stand. Last time I was up was for Partick and I was in the West Stand where the Enclosure used to be. Happy Days! The noise, the atmosphere, the banter, the SUNSHINE ON LEITH.... Oh to be a Hibby!

[we are hibs]

I remember when I was growing up and being thankful there were no jambos in my year in secondary during 22 in a row. I actually can't remember a single hearts fan in my school, was mostly hibs and rangers.

One of the best feelings I had as a hibs fan was walking into school after that rangers semi final before obviously beating Dunfermline.

[BILLYHIBS]

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I remember when I was growing up and being thankful there were no jambos in my year in secondary during 22 in a row. I actually can't remember a single hearts fan in my school, was mostly hibs and rangers.

One of the best feelings I had as a hibs fan was walking into school after that rangers semi final before obviously beating Dunfermline.

Remember walking up the steps of the Celtic end that night hearing the teams announced and realising Richard Gough was not playing I thought to myself we have a chance even although Rangers still had a superior team on paper. The game kicked off and the green and white jerseys swarmed around the Rangers box.