I am sick of all the petty gripe, moans and general mumpiness on here. Barely a thread goes by but an argument starts, negativity rises and players get shot down.
Let's have one thread at least where positivity reigns and we all look forward to being a Hi-bee.
Admins, please feel free to empty any negative comments.
50 Years a Hibee, raised in Windsor Street, within the ROAR of Easter Road. Sorry to lose a couple of great legends this season but the Club is bigger than a couple of players. Plenty of new talent to come in and take us forward. There will be ups and downs, but We Are Hibernian FC! Behind the squad and manager 100%.
Guess that makes me a a Happy Clapper!
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Thread: Great Things About Hibs
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22-08-2018 01:31 PM #1
Great Things About Hibs
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22-08-2018 01:37 PM #2
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Leaving it until 90+2 to score the winner!
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22-08-2018 01:47 PM #5
Heading from the town towards ER and seeing the stadium. Still puts a wee spring in my legs
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22-08-2018 01:47 PM #7
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Giving me the opportunity to spend time with my son and friends.
21/05/16
09/03/18 the first time I sat/stood with my son together as we beat hearts.
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22-08-2018 01:51 PM #8
We're the 'cool' club in a 2 team city. A lot of cities have such a phenomenon.
You'd struggle to make Hearts interesting enough to become a significant minor 'character' in various aspects of pop culture. They couldn't take a song that could perhaps be described as kitsch and turn it into an iconic football anthem. We're like the eccentric uncle of football teams whilst Hearts are the stern, overbearing and uninteresting Father.
Oh and despite all the issues listed in the OP we have one of the best fans forums in the country.
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22-08-2018 01:52 PM #10
When I was a bairn at school I used to spend the weekdays counting down until I could see the Hibs again.
I'm 47 on Friday, and that excitement has returned in recent years. I wake on a Saturday when Hibs are at home and cannae wait to get to ER (admittedly via Robbie's Bar 😁); the thrill of walking along Albion Road as the ground gets closer is still there. Love the Hibs.
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22-08-2018 02:07 PM #11
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The most positive thing has been the rebirth of Hibernian Football Club.
Since we were relegated there has been a complete overhaul of the club which has reconnected the whole club. The players, the management and the fans are all as one.
You see so many people proudly wearing Hibs merchandise around town now because this club is worth supporting. You especially see youngsters wearing kit which shows that a new generation is being created.
Everything that the club is doing is progressive and innovative with definitive planning and goals. Or put another way, the club is run proper like.
We play an exciting brand of football which draws the punters in, attracts good players and has the pundits singing our praises.
Good times.
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22-08-2018 02:35 PM #13
Sunshine on Leith after a cup win.
And the fact that no other team could even think about stealing it and try and claim it as their own (yes I'm looking at you Celtic)
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Which one? Pet Peeves?
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22-08-2018 04:23 PM #16
Easter Road under the floodlights, followed by a rendition of SOL.
Very few things in life beat that feeling.
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22-08-2018 04:26 PM #17
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22-08-2018 04:44 PM #19
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34 goals scored in the last 12 competitive games.
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22-08-2018 04:48 PM #21
Also, the view of Arthur’s Seat peeking over the top of the south stand from FF upper. Majestic.
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22-08-2018 05:01 PM #23
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Another one for the rebirth of Hibernian.
Seeing plenty guys who swore they’d never be back after 2012/relegation/“until Petrie’s gone” back at Easter Road with season tickets.
Seeing a sold out (home end anyway) Easter Road most weeks.
Having faith in the club’s structure and custodians again.
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22-08-2018 05:32 PM #24
Singing Section displays are ace, and the matches to Tiny look brilliant as well.
We are an excellent example of a community club, with brilliant support for overweight fans, mental health, the Scottish Cup tie, Kicks 4 Kids, the Community Foundation etc
We have a first class women's team.
The first team is in great shape with some cracking players.
Lennon.
Easter Road is a terrific stadium.
Biggest crowds in the city.
21.05.16 and all that followed.
The world's best football anthem.
Leeann Dempster.
Working Together.
Entertaining, attacking football.
Cool strips.Follow the Hibs podcast, Longbangers, on Twitter (@longbangers)
https://longbangers.hubwave.net
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22-08-2018 05:37 PM #25
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The word "Hibs" feels like being cuddled by a very soft and warm thing.
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22-08-2018 05:50 PM #28
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Memories of the Tornadoes. Best brand of football the world’s ever seen.
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