In a spirit of magnanimity, and out of concern for our poor wee downtrodden neighbours, I've decided to come up with some reasons for them to feel a bit better about yesterday.
1) They might not have managed to sell all the tickets for a Cup Final, but they did manage more than the 46 they sold the last time they played Celtc in Glasgow.
2) OK, they had to call off their parade but, by all accounts, Celtc's victory parade was a disaster as well.
3) Celtc won the game by a very dubious penalty, but at least this incident was actually inside the box.
4) Craig Levein still has absolutely zero winners medals in 30+ years as a player and manager, but surely that is some kind of record which, if he keeps it going a little longer, could possibly mean an entry in the Guinness Book Of Records, so worth applauding... in a way.
5) No evidence has yet arisen that any Hearts Fan arranged a bus to the final, took all the money from fellow Hearts fans, then p1ssed off with said money and left them all stranded...this time.
6) No Lithuanian Pensioners or Charity collections were ripped off in the making of this glorious occasion.
I encourage my fellow Hibs Fans to rise above petty rivalries and join me in providing them with some other reasons to be cheerful.
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26-05-2019 10:23 AM #1
Reasons for the Jambos to look on the bright side
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26-05-2019 10:33 AM #2
I think we should do all we can to publicise Levein’s losing streak.
They are desperate to be Famous, so imagine how happy they will be if people across the world associate Hearts with bottling it?
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26-05-2019 10:37 AM #4
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26-05-2019 10:54 AM #6This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Yep, the League and Cup double deserves to be recognised for the incredible achievement that is was.
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26-05-2019 11:00 AM #8
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They can take comfort from knowing that FoH payments, Budge & anonymous donations, they will have the budget to secure another 6th place next season.
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26-05-2019 11:04 AM #10
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They are first placed losers in the cup this year.
They have a 20 million seat megastand.
We only have exits, they have vomitariums.
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26-05-2019 11:08 AM #12
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We really should applaud their quest in trying to reach 100 plus years to win the league cup also.
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26-05-2019 11:09 AM #13
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The losing finalists qualify for Butlins in the summer?
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26-05-2019 11:21 AM #15
Some real positives for our yam friends, here are another two:-
1. Ann Fudge is more convinced than ever that Craig (she is very fond of him) is the right man to manage The Famous. Hearts fans should feel happy that his special brand of football will be taking place at Tynecastle for another couple of years at least.
2. The introduction of a new “kick into touch” tactic is getting rave reviews across social media. Liverpool and Spurs are considering this for up coming champions league final and the All blacks have planned a visit to Hearts training sessions for next season given the quality of execution.
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26-05-2019 11:24 AM #16
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Win win.
On the back of yesterday's battling performance against a **** Celtic team the Jambos seem willing to keep CL as manager.
And then Celtic go and give Lenny the job permanently.
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26-05-2019 11:28 AM #17
By winning the cup they have a European adventure to look forward to.....oh wait!!
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26-05-2019 11:31 AM #18
Is Levein’s losing record the same as our “since 1902”?
What goes around comes around Hearts losers.
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26-05-2019 11:57 AM #19
They successfully avoided a European campaign which would have cost them Cochrane and Hickey as soon as Barcelona and Manchester City noticed their ability.
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26-05-2019 12:14 PM #20
20 odd thousand of them got to see the location of the cup final's greatest ever exuberant celebration in person
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26-05-2019 01:31 PM #23
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Robbie Neilson doesn’t have to miss the open top bus parade today.
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26-05-2019 02:23 PM #24
They may have lost, but at least they didn't gift the cup to Hibs again this year.
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26-05-2019 02:40 PM #25
At least their merchandise providers wont have to work overtime to churn out any more Union Jack's or Hibbes are gay t shirts.
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26-05-2019 02:47 PM #26
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They managed to rest their top earners Martin and Vanecek for the final so it means they’ll be fresh and ready to go next season.
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26-05-2019 02:51 PM #27
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They justified the signing of Ryan Edwards, sending him right out on. Loan and ignoring him when back as their midfield was utter pap?
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26-05-2019 03:25 PM #28
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Levein not winning = Natural Order = Hearts’it!
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Big team though.
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"I did not need any persuasion to play for such a great club, the Hibs result is still one of the first I look for"
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26-05-2019 06:01 PM #30
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I think all the self congratulatory pats on the back today are probably a result of it only being 2-1 yesterday, they all probably feared a pumping as Celtic steamrollered them on their way to another treble.
It's all very large collective sigh of relief.
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