15/2/2014 Scottish League Premier Division
Hibernian 2 v 1 Ross County
Stanton 10
Taiwo 24
https://youtu.be/zsTGG_J6n1w
The good news : I watched this game from Hospitality ( you needed a drink to watch this team)
The bad news : It would be our last win in quite some time
Sam Stanton opened the scoring with a glorious 25 yard free- kick Ross County then hit the crossbar before Tom Taiwo slotted home a Danny Haynes cutback
Richard Brittain pulled one back for the Staggies with an excellent free-kick in the second half
Hibs Williams McGivern Hanlon Nelson Forster Harris Stevenson Handling Taiwo Stanton and Haynes
Subs Cairney Collins Boateng
Att 8411
15/2/2005 Scottish League SPL
Motherwell 1 v 1 Hibernian
Riordan pen
15/2/2004 Scottish League SPL
Hibernian 1 v 1 Hearts
Riordan 25
https://youtu.be/cNi_g16Ra_U
Deeks sent a rasper past Gordon from 22 yards to open the scoring
Scott Brown was lucky not to be sent off just before half-time after a high late challenge on Steven Pressley having previously been booked
Into the second half and Colin Murdock immediately gave away a penalty when he hauled down De Vries in the box Pressley sent Andersson the wrong way from the spot
In an increasingly bad tempered game Robbie Neilson was fortunate not to be sent off for a bad challenge on Roland Edge
Paul Hartley beat Andersson all ends up when he struck the post with a dangerous free-kick Gary Caldwell booted the ball away to safety
Hibs Andersson Caldwell Murdock Doumbe Edge Reid Wiss Thomson Riordan O’Connor and S Brown
Subs McManus Whittaker Dobbie
Att 15000
15/2/1992 Scottish Cup
Clydebank 1 v 5 Hibernian
McGinlay 10
Weir 34
McIntyre 71
Wright 80
Evans 85
Ken Eadie 79 with a late strike for the Bankies
Hibs wore green shorts with their home strip in this game
Hibs Burridge Orr Mitchell Hunter McIntyre MacLeod Weir Hamilton Wright Evans and McGinlay
Subs Beaumont Tortolano
Att 7350
15/2/ 1985 Friendly Challenge Match
Hibernian 2 v 0 Moscow Dynamo
Durie 2
Hibs were out the cup and Moscow Dynamo were on a winter break so why not ?
Dynamo were a decent side and got to the semi-final of the ECWC in this season
What I remember of the game is that the Dynamo defenders could not handle the power and pace of the force that was Gordon Juke Box Durie who fired in two first-half goals on a cold Friday night
15/2/1896 Scottish Cup Round 3
Rangers 2 v 3 Hibernian
Smith
Breslin
Groves
This game was a real old-fashioned Cup tie with a lot of good football particularly from Hibernian with Rangers indulging in brutal play
Hibs took the lead to the great joy of their large travelling support when Willie Smith scored Rangers were rattled and they became even wilder when a Barney Breslin free-kick found it’s way into the Ibrox net to renewed manifestations of delight from the HIBS support
Rangers were stung into action and their brutal play was being ignored by the Referee Rangers pulled a goal back and the Referee gave them their obligatory penalty but the spot kick was blasted over the bar
The Referee continued to protect Rangers into the second half and they got their equaliser Hibernian’s play however had been superior and they were determined not to let this match slip from their grasp
It is now that ‘Darling’ Willie Groves grabbed the game by the scruff of the neck going on one of his old mazy runs the Rangers defence hacked and kicked at him and ‘almost killed him’ but with his last ounce of strength he put Hibernian back into the lead with a glorious goal that he managed to steer over the goal-line
The action was not over however and you guessed it the weak Referee - Mr McArthur of Stirling- awarded Rangers another soft penalty but this time HIBS’ goalkeeper Pat McCall pulled off a brilliant save to finally knock the stuffing out of Rangers
After the match the Rangers goalkeeper Bell got changed walked down the Copeland Road and was never seen or heard of again
Hibs McCall Robertson McFarlane Breslin Neill Murphy Murray Kennedy Groves Smith and Murdoch
Att 18000
Birthdays:
Scott Martin
Hugh Hamill
Matty Jack
The Making of Hibernian The Brave Years Alan Lugton
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Thread: On this day in history
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15-02-2021 08:48 AM #1501
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15-02-2021 08:55 AM #1502This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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15-02-2021 09:13 AM #1504This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Maybe caught by his own or in the huff after being blamed for losing three goals to the inferior Irish immigrants 😃
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15-02-2021 09:18 AM #1505This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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15-02-2021 11:21 AM #1506
Was there really a 7k+ attendance at a Clydebank v Hibs game?
That honestly surprised me.
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15-02-2021 11:38 AM #1508This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I wasn't doubting you, Billy, I was just surprised there was so many
I've been to Clydebank and it wasn't somewhere I associated with large attendances. We must have taken a fair amount of fans through that day.
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15-02-2021 11:41 AM #1509This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
A dump of a place IIRC
Wasnt a big crowd either (6500)Last edited by BILLYHIBS; 15-02-2021 at 11:54 AM.
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15-02-2021 12:31 PM #1510
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Without taking some action their safety certificate could have been in danger.
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15-02-2021 01:29 PM #1517
Everytime you went to clydebank it was always wet wet wet, it was always a sweet little mystery why.
Ma coats on and I have left the building.
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15-02-2021 02:19 PM #1522This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Why did you go that way?
What's wrong with the Renfrew Ferry?
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15-02-2021 02:58 PM #1523This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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United we stand here....
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15-02-2021 03:19 PM #1525
I remember being at Kilbowie for a Wednesday night match in October 1985.
Joe McBride took a sore one and went off injured, only to be replaced by another Super-Joe making his Hibs debut.
https://www.fitbastats.com/hibs/game.php?gameid=77861
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15-02-2021 04:05 PM #1526This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Att 2,396.
That's more like how I remember the crowds at Kilbowie
;-)
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15-02-2021 04:16 PM #1527This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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15-02-2021 04:36 PM #1528This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I remember being at Kilbowie for a cup replay on a Wednesday evening back in 1965 ? Hibs won 2 - 0.
What I remember was the weird 6 floodlight pylons, the terracing behind the goals was heap of dirt ,no steps or anything . There was a huge Hibs crowd through with buses lining the streets around the ground.
There were here a lot of bombed out buildings that had not been rebuilt yet after the Clydebank blitz.
Mind you it was only 20 years after the war finished, makes you feel ancient
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15-02-2021 05:56 PM #1529This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Remember it well. They were named ES Clydebank then as they had taken over East Stirling's place. Think crowd was about 15k & it may still be the ground record.
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15-02-2021 06:21 PM #1530This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The crowd was indeed a record for the ground.
10th Feb. 1965
14.900
Its always easy to assume that the Glasgow two would be involved in other clubs highest attendances.
Almondvale saw its highest attendance when we played Livingston a few days after the AEK Athens game.
9000 plus.Nearer 10.000 iirc
Not sure if it has been bettered or equalled since.
My grandsons first away game and we got beat !Last edited by Mick O'Rourke; 15-02-2021 at 08:43 PM.
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