On this day in history

[Iggy Pope]

Brilliant as always Billy.
Not sure things are rare anymore when they’re on YouTube but it’s rerr to watch.

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The cup replay was I’m pretty sure an afternoon game not an evening one.Hibs played well against a good Rangers side. Rangers moaned for years about a Ralph Brand goal being chalked off because he’d punched the ball out of Leslie’s hands.

The match was played in midweek ( Wednesday) maybe an early kick off according to all reports

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Brilliant as always Billy.
Not sure things are rare anymore when they’re on YouTube but it’s rerr to watch.

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Scottish League Premier Division 11/4/1998

Hibs 2 v 1 Hearts

Lavety
Harper

Hibs ended Hearts hopes of the League title with a stunning 2-1 win over their city rivals easing their own relegation worries ever so slightly. Barry Basher Lavety gave HIBS the lead on the hour mark substitute John Robertson equalised for Hearts with a stunning free kick and HIBS substitute Kevin Harper won the game for HIBS with a fine individual goal

It was Manager Alex McLeish’s first Edinburgh Derby and he went on a fine run of only losing once in ten games

Hibs: Gunn Miller Boco Brebner Hughes and Welsh Lavety Rougier Crawford Skinner and McGinlay

Sub Harper for Skinner

Att: 15530

https://youtu.be/OMVZqwCbCY8


Scottish Cup Semi Final 11/4/1979

Hibs 2 v 1 Aberdeen

Rae
MacLeod pen


Fewer than 10000 fans attended this midweek Scottish Cup Semi Final at Hampden Park Stevie Archibald gave Aberdeen the lead Gordon Rae equalised nine minutes later and an Ally MacLeod penalty just before the half time whistle was enough to put HIBS into the final to face Rangers

Hibs: McArthur Brazil and Duncan Bremner Stewart McNamara MacLeod Rae Campbell Callachan and Brown

Att: 9384


Scottish League Division One 11/4/1951

Clyde 0 v 4 Hibernian

Souness 2
Mulkerrin
Buchanan

Minus the services of Smith Reilly and Ormond HIBS took the field on the night of Wednesday 11th April 1951 at Shawfield against Clyde. Souness Mulkerrin and Hugh Higgins were the HIBS deputies and despite the fact that it was midweek a huge travelling support witnessed the visitors dominating throughout scoring four times in the second half without reply through Souness who got two Mulkerrin and Buchanan to lift the league championship with four games still to play


Hibs: Younger Govan Cairns Howie Paterson and Buchanan Souness Combe Mulkerrin Turnbull and Higgins

Att: 6000






Scottish Cup Final 11/4/1914

Ibrox Stadium

Hibs 0 v 0 Celtic

Special trains carried thousands of Hibernian supporters packed like herring in a barrel to the great Irish Festival in Glasgow The HIBS and Celtic hordes mingled together in good humoured banter and God Save Ireland was sung until their lungs nearly burst as 50000 squeezed into Ibrox A real gale was blowing and the general opinion was that whoever won the toss their decision of ends would win the game Mattha Paterson won the toss and booked the wind the HIBS old tactics being grab a first half goal and hang on to it. HIBS early play was a joy to see just like the ould Hibernians in the past the defence was rock solid and crisp passing between the forwards saw them descend on the Celtic goal
There is such a thing as tradition attached to Hibernian Football Club and this was plain to see with their green stonewall defence and their dashing helter skelter forwards The gale however spoiled the finishing from Jimmy Hendren Bobby Wilson and Sam Fleming. Celtic the best team in Scotland also played as good a game as the conditions would allow and they had some unconvincing chances. At half time there was no scoring

In the second half with the wind now at their backs Celtic had the better chances and Willie Allan had to show his worth and once the angels hovered over him as Celtic hit the post The HIBS forwards were still combining well but were less effective but as so often happens in a Cup Final a golden opportunity presented itself for HIBS to steal the match Internationalist Willie Smith broke completely clear of the Celtic defence with one of his famous artful dodger swerving runs and the Celtic goal lay at his mercy he just could not miss Was it that he swerved it at too sharp an angle was it the windy conditions perhaps it was just the gods Willie screwed the ball beautifully across the Celtic goal but it went just past the post This was in the last minute of the match poor HIBS they had come so near to accomplishing their mission and poor Willie he was to suffer from recurring nightmares about the incident To the credit of the HIBS officials we are told Willie was never criticised nor were there any recriminations it was not in the philosophy of the football school these Irish gentlemen ran at Easter Road and gentlemen they surely were So the Final ended in no scoring a result no one would have predicted



Hibs:Allan Girdwood Templeton Kerr Paterson Grosart Wilson Fleming Hendren Wood and Smith

Manager: Dan McMichael

Att: 56000


Other significant results on this day

11/4/1995 Scottish Cup Semi Final Replay Celtic N 1-3

11/4/1992 Scottish League Premier Division Falkirk A 3-2




Birthdays

Tony Caig
Gerry Baker RIP



At Easter Road They Play John Campbell
The Making of Hibernian The Brave Years Alan Lugton
John Sparky 2
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On This Day In History

1998 Relegation haunted Hibs defeat title challenging Hearts 2-1 at Easter Road

Never say never

https://youtu.be/OMVZqwCbCY8

1995 Hibs lose 1-3 to Celtic at Ibrox in a Scottish Cup Semi Final Replay

1992 Scottish League Cup holders Hibernian defeat Falkirk 3-2 away thanks to goals from Tommy McIntyre Brian Hamilton and Graeme Donald

1979 Hibs defeat Aberdeen 2-1 at Hampden Park in the Semi Final of the Scottish Cup thanks to goals from Gordon Rae and a penalty from Ally MacLeod after Stevie Archibald had given the Dons the lead in front of only 9384 fans at Hampden

1914 Hibs and Celtic draw 0-0 in the Final of the Scottish Cup at Ibrox Park

Hibs miss a glorious chance to win the game at the death

The fates conspire against us as the SFA order that we play a League game 24 hours before the Cup Final Replay

Celtic would go on to complete the domestic double

[ancient hibee]

The cup replay against Aberdeen led to a change in the rules. We listed McLeod and one other(maybe Campbell)as 12 and 14 -the accepted numbers for subs on the team sheet but they were in the starting 11. Aberdeen protested after the game but we pointed out that the rules only stated that 13 players should be listed. The rules were subsequently changed to show a starting 11 plus subs.
It was a very foggy night and I followed a supporters bus away from the match for some distance until I noticed it was an Ayrshire supporters bus.

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The cup replay against Aberdeen led to a change in the rules. We listed McLeod and one other(maybe Campbell)as 12 and 14 -the accepted numbers for subs on the team sheet but they were in the starting 11. Aberdeen protested after the game but we pointed out that the rules only stated that 13 players should be listed. The rules were subsequently changed to show a starting 11 plus subs.
It was a very foggy night and I followed a supporters bus away from the match for some distance until I noticed it was an Ayrshire supporters bus.

Not the first time I have tried to avoid the queues for the M8 and followed a Supporters Bus down the M74 and ended up in Carlisle

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12/4/2003 Scottish League SPL

Hibernian 2 v 2 Livingston

Orman 44
Riordan 53


https://youtu.be/U_pSileFX0g

Hibernian are hit with a late sucker punch as Barry Wilson 87 and Burton O’Brien 89 score for Livi

Derek Riordan comes off the bench to score his first goal for HIBS

Livi getting one point kept HIBS out of the top six

Some strike by Deeks though

Hibs Colgan Fenwick Orman Doumbe Zambernardi Jack O’Neil Brebner Murray O’Connor and McManus

Subs Townsley Riordan Reid

Att 8150



12/4(1997 Scottish League Premier Division

Dunfermline Athletic 1 v 1 Hibernian

https://youtu.be/6JMJcPcmtn0

Jackson 31 pen

Darren Jackson equalises a Gerry Britton strike from the penalty spot after he was pulled down in the box as he was about to score by Andy Tod

Jacksona slotted away the penalty with chants of Cheat! Cheat! ringing in his ears

Jim Leighton pulled off two world class saves in the second half to keep us in the game

Chic Charnley was booked in this match which meant he missed the rest of the season including the play-offs

Motherwell beat Raith Rovers 5-0 at Fir Park relegating them on this day

HIBS would finish second bottom in this season and would only survive through the play-offs


Hibs Leighton Miller McQuilken Dods McLaughlin C Jackson Tosh Charnley Power Jackson and McGinlay

Subs Lavety K Wright

Att 8752





12/4/1978 Scottish Premier Division

Hibernian 1 v 1 Celtic

Higgins 19

Hibs and Celtic were locked on points in the fight for the coveted fourth place and the UEFA Cup spot This game was originally postponed from 3rd December 1977 Both clubs would play again at Easter Road on the Saturday and the Hibees would be victorious This match being played on the preceding Wednesday night

HIBS dominated the early play squandering a couple of early chances to score before Tony Higgins finally gave HIBS the lead with a shot that swerved over Peter Latchford and into the unguarded net after the Celtic defence had failed to clear an Ally MacLeod cross into the box

Celtic equalised on 30 minutes when Ronnie Glavin created a chance for promising youngster George McCluskey to slot home

The half ended 1-1 and HIBS must have regretted those missed chances

The second half was uneventful until in the dying minutes Big Dode Stewart blundered with a passback allowing Tommy Burns to nip in and rattle the base of Mike McDonald’s post At the other end Hibs missed a goalden chance when Latchford dropped a cross at Willie Murray’s feet and with the very last kick of the ball Dowie drew an excellent full length save from McDonald

Hibs McDonald Brownlie Smith McNamara Stewart Bremner Murray MacLeod Hutchinson Duncan and Higgins

Subs McGhee Carroll


Celtic Latchford Sneddon Burns Aitken McDonald Dowie Glavin Edvaldsson McCluskey McAdam and Doyle

Subs Lynch Wilson

Att 11000


12/4/1947 Scottish League Division One

Hibernian 2 v 0 Celtic

Johnstone
Reilly

Hibs warm up for their Scottish Cup Final against Aberdeen who had never won the trophy before by defeating Celtic at home

What could go wrong?

Leslie Johnstone a new £10000 acquisition from Clyde scored on his debut

Hibs Kerr Govan Shaw Howie Aird Kean Reilly Finnigan Johnstone Turnbull and Ormond

Att 25000



At Easter Road They Play John Campbell

The HIBS Are Here Ian Colquhoun





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On This Day In History


2016 Hibs blow a two goal lead at home against Championship promotion rivals Falkirk as the ten men fight back from 0-2 down to grab a point


2015 Hibs defeat runaway Championship leaders Hearts 2-0 at Easter Road thanks to goals from Jason Cummings and Farid El Alagui


https://youtu.be/_A5MjP4Zcts


2003 Deeks comes off the bench for the stretchered off Tam McManus to score his first goal for the club in a 2-2 draw versus Livingston

See above


1986 Defender Gordon Rae scores the only goal of the game in a 1-0 home win over Dundee on a dreich day


1980 Hibs crash 0-5 to Celtic at Hampden in the Scottish Cup Semi Final in Eddie Turnbull’s last game in charge


1975 Hibs hammer Airdrieonians 6-1 at home the HIBS goals coming from Des Bremner Bobby Smith Arthur Duncan and a Joe Harper hat-trick Hibs would finish runners up to Rangers four points ahead of third placed Celtic


1947 Hibs warm up for the Scottish Cup Final against Aberdeen by defeating Celtic 2-0 at home


1924 Hibs warmed up for the Scottish Cup Final against Airdrieonians with a 2-0 home win in a full dress rehearsal against their opponents in a League game at Easter Road seven days before the final at Ibrox

Jimmy McColl and John ‘Darkie’ Walker scored the goals

Hibs were weakened by the fact that legendary goalkeeper Willie Harper played for Scotland against England at Wembley in a 1-1 draw that day and right half Peter Kerr played in goal


1913 Hibs defeat Queens Park 5-3 away to finish a respectable sixth after looking relegation candidates for most of the season



Birthdays


Grant Holt

Gary Caldwell

Eddie Turnbull RIP

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On This Day In History

2013 Hibs complete one of the greatest Scottish Cup comebacks of all time as a Leigh Griffiths inspired Hibs come from 0-3 down against Falkirk to win 4-3 AET in the Scottish Cup Semi Final at Hampden Park

https://youtu.be/DQs_w6bCZls


2005 Trailing 0-1 at Tiny Hibs bring on substitute Amadou Konte on the hour who changed the game inspiring Hibs to a 2-1 victory thanks to goals from Garry O’Connor and Dean Shiels

1993 Keith Keith Keith Wright scores his third Hibs hat-trick in a 3-0 win at Tannadice


1977 Willie Gibson gave Hearts the lead at Tiny but HIBS took the lead thanks to two exocets from outside the box from up and coming midfielder Des Bremner

Hearts equalised through Jim Brown in the 89th minute from a suspiciously offside position but alas the point was not enough to save Hearts from relegation

1968 Hibs defeat Motherwell 2-1 at Easter Road thanks to goals from Peter Cormack returning from injury and Eric Stevenson

Hibs would finish third in the League our highest position in 15 years


1929 Hibs complete the League double over Celtic with a fine 4-1 away victory

This match actually took place at the Holy Ground as Celtic Park had suffered fire damage

Hibs had no right to win this game as they played a severely weakened side due to injury and suspension but aided and abetted by legendary Celtic keeper John Thomson who had a nightmare we will take the points against them every time Hibs also missed a penalty


1895 Hibs defeat Partick Thistle 4-0 away on their way to winning the Scottish Second Division Championship for the second successive season


Birthdays


Many Happy Returns to

Alex Gogic

Emilio Bottiglieri

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On This Day In History

2017 Two goals from Darren McGregor and one from Sir David Gray get the party started in front of 17000 fans as Hibs celebrate their return to the top flight with a 3-0 win at Easter Road against Queen Of The South

https://youtu.be/uIDwG9pI7_s


1992 Hibs win the SFA Youth Cup Final at Easter Road with a 2-0 win over Ayr United thanks to goals from Stevie Dallas and Colin CoCo McDonald

Hibs Jason Gardiner Kenny Balmain Graeme Love Paul Currie Darren Dods William Watson Colin McDonald Graeme Soutar Graeme Donald Steve Dallas and Nicky Ingram

Subs Alex Reid Kevin Harper

Att 6562


1981 A double from Gordon Rae and a goal from Craig Paterson as Bertie Auld’s Hibs celebrate their return to the SPL with a 3-0 win at home against Clydebank

Hearts took Hibs’ place in the second tier as they were relegated


1978 Hibs defeat Celtic 4-1 as they secure fourth place and the coveted UEFA Cup place finishing one point ahead of Celtic

https://youtu.be/PcZ0yrTT45c


1972 Joe Baker plays his last game for HIBS in 1-1 Scottish Cup Semi Final draw at Hampden Park in front of 75000 Jimmy O’Rourke scored for the Hibees when the Girvan Lighthouse failed to hold a Joe Baker shot




1967 Penalty King Joe Davis scores two penalty kicks in a 4-1 home win over Ayr United in the League
Alan McGraw and Colin Stein were the other Hibs scorers


1933 Hibs secure their return to the Scottish First Division at the second time of asking thanks to a goal from James Hart in a 1-0 win over Dumbarton at Easter Road




Birthdays

Many Happy Returns to

Tom James

Chris Dagnall

Derek Collins

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On This Day In History

1993 Hibs race into a three goal lead on a bright sunny day in Leith against financially challenged Celtic thanks to goals from Darren Jackson pen Gareth Evans and Keith Wright

Charlie Nicholas with a consolation for Celtic

The East spend the game telling the Celtic fans their team is not very good


https://youtu.be/hydOCNslxss


1990 Hibs defeat Celtic 1-0 at Easter Road thanks to a Paul Kane penalty


1982 Stuart Turnbull rises from the bench to score the winner in a 1-0 win over Dundee United at Tannadice

https://youtu.be/Kg4pC0obPSA


1974 Alan Gordon scores his last hat-trick for HIBS in a 3-0 home win over Dumbarton to take Hibs’ goals for total to 100 for the season


1965 Hibs defeat Airdrieonians 5-1 at home


1948 Hibs defeat Partick Thistle 1-0 at home in front of 25000 fans on their way to winning the First Division title

Eddie Turnbull scored for Hibs


Birthdays


Many Happy Returns to

David Grof

Thierry Gathuessi

Jarkko Wiss

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1993 Hibs race into a three goal lead on a bright sunny day in Leith against financially challenged Celtic thanks to goals from Darren Jackson pen Gareth Evans and Keith Wright

Charlie Nicholas with a consolation for Celtic

The East spend the game telling the Celtic fans their team is not very good


https://youtu.be/hydOCNslxss


1990 Hibs defeat Celtic 1-0 at Easter Road thanks to a Paul Kane penalty


1982 Stuart Turnbull rises from the bench to score the winner in a 1-0 win over Dundee United at Tannadice

https://youtu.be/Kg4pC0obPSA


1974 Alan Gordon scores his last hat-trick for HIBS in a 3-0 home win over Dumbarton to take Hibs’ goals for total to 100 for the season


1965 Hibs defeat Airdrieonians 5-1 at home


1948 Hibs defeat Partick Thistle 1-0 at home in front of 25000 fans on their way to winning the First Division title

Eddie Turnbull scored for Hibs


Birthdays


Many Happy Returns to

David Grof

Thierry Gathuessi

Jarkko Wiss

Every game listed was a Hibs win.

I like that

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On This Day In History

2021 Hibs defeat Stranraer 4-0 away in the fourth round of the Scottish Cup

Hibs Macey McGinn Hanlon Porteous Newell Boyle Irvine Magennis Doig Nisbet and Doidge

Subs Wright Stevenson Hallberg

https://youtu.be/NzM7to82Kwo


2015 Hibs dominate this Scottish Cup Semi Final but go down 0-1 to Falkirk at Hampden Park


1998 8000 Hibees cross the Forth to see if Manager Alex McLeish can pull off the impossible and keep Hibs in the Premier League against fellow strugglers Dunfermline Athletic but their task was made even more difficult when Grant Brebner scored an early own goal

Defender Brian Welsh equalised in the 95th minute from a Kevin Harper corner


1981 First Division Champions Hibs defeat Raith Rovers 2-0 who were hopeful of a second place finish thanks to goals from Gary Murray and Ralph Callachan

https://youtu.be/1cPNeIcdmpk


1964 Big Bad John McNamee Jock Stein’s first signing makes his HIBS debut against East Stirling as HIBS run out 5-2 winners thanks to goals from Stan Vincent 3 and Neil Martin 2

This was East Stirling’s last game as East Stirling before changing their name to ES Clydebank


1956 Trailing 0-2 from the European Cup Semi Final First Leg against Stade Rheims Hibs throw the kitchen sink at them at Easter Road hitting the woodwork and having one booted off the line before being hit by a sucker punch to lose 0-1 on the night 0-3 on aggregate





Birthdays

Many Happy Returns to Scottish Cup winning legend Conrad Logan 36 today

https://youtu.be/7by4HbKrETg


And Eamonn Bannon 64 today

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[QUOTE=BILLYHIBS;6376656]9/12/2000 Scottish League SPL

Hibernian 3 v 0 Dunfermline Athletic

Laursen
Paatelainen
Zitelli


9/12/1978 Scottish League Premier Division

Hibernian 2 v 2 Motherwell

Hutchinson
Higgins

Ex-hibee Willie Pettigrew came back to haunt us with a double


9/12/1972 Scottish League Cup Final

Hibernian 2 v 1 Celtic

Stanton 60
O’Rourke 66


The Pat Stanton Final

Hibs finally got a deserved revenge for the 6-1 humiliation in May at Hampden with an outstanding performance

Skipper Pat Stanton inspiring his team from midfield instigating wave after wave of attack with his driving runs leading by example scoring the first and laying on the second for his old Holy Cross Academy pal Jimmy O’Rourke

Hibs had chances to add to their score with Billy McNeil clearing a drive off the line from Alan Gordon and even although King Kenny pulled one back for the champions in 73 minutes HIBS held out for a deserved victory

After the match Celtic Manager Jock Stein personally stood and congratulated every HIBS player and shook each one by the hand as they left the field

Probably the highlight of my HIBS supporting career a brilliant performance against a very good Celtic side

Scottish Cup win as well of course

Hibs Herriot Brownlie Schaedler Stanton Black Blackley Edwards O’Rourke Gordon Cropley and Duncan

Sub Hamilton

Att 71696

https://youtu.be/6q3LCUiQhME

The Presentation

https://youtu.be/7x5U3x-VRMk



9/12/1970 Inter Cities Fairs Cup Round 3 Leg 1

Hibernian 0 v 1 Liverpool

Hibs had replaced Willie MacFarlane before kick-off with former Man City Coach Dave Ewing

Top scorer Joe McBride was relegated to the bench and fans’ favourite Johnny Graham was nowhere to be seen

HIBS started well and were denied a stonewall penalty when Larry Lloyd blatantly pulled back Kenny Davidson inside the box The Referee ignored furious claims from the HIBS players and fans and waved play on

Hibs had chances to score but ultimately they came to nothing

The fans got their wish and Joe McBride was introduced with half an hour remaining After five minutes Arthur Duncan bulleted home a header from an Eric Stevenson cross but the goal was unfairly disallowed as the Referee claimed that Joe McBride had fouled Ray Clemence in the build up to the goal a claim McBride later denied in the dressing room after the game

On 75 minutes going down the slope Steve Heighway used his searing pace to hit the byline a low hard ball across goal a slip by Jim Black “Toshack!” 1-0 Liverpool

Hibs Baines Brownlie Schaedler Blackley Black Stanton Davidson McEwan Stevenson Blair and Duncan

Subs McBride Hamilton

Att 30296

https://youtu.be/tMA-xGeZ56Q


9/12/1950 Scottish League Division One

Third Lanark 1 v 2 Hibernian

Smith 17
Reilly 86

Gordon Smith was the victim of a vicious tackle from Thirds’ Polish winger Felix Starocsik and Eddie Turnbull was immediately sent off for exacting his retribution “lock stock and barrel”

It was the first time Eddie Turnbull had been sent off in his career





Fifty years ago today on a cold dark wet December day in Glasgow Hibs defeated Jock Stein’s high flying Celtic side 2-1 in the Scottish League Cup Final to win their first major trophy in twenty years

A game that will forever be remembered as the Pat Stanton Cup Final

GGTTH

[Donegal Hibby]

Some pictures of the historic day 🇳🇬🇳🇬 .
https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.c...hy-win-3948079

[CB Hibs 68]

Mind the day well .Had a game of Rugby down at Trinity which was cancelled due to the weather.Got a lift through with my dads pal who used to take us all over Scotland to watch Hibs .I thought Hibs in them days were invincible.That is apart from the odd humping from Celtic .GGTTH

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Some pictures of the historic day 🇳🇬🇳🇬 .
https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.c...hy-win-3948079

Typical evening news picture 8 is a game at Parkhead nothing to do with the cup final. Did anyone see themselves in the pictures of the fans.

[BILLYHIBS]

Remember the panic to get back to the NB before the team bus

Scenes on Waterloo Place when our heroes appeared on the balcony with the cup ( might have been a windae )

Absolutely rammed

We thought it would always be like this

[Forza Fred]

1964 Big Bad John McNamee Jock Stein’s first signing makes his HIBS debut against East Stirling as HIBS run out 5-2 winners thanks to goals from Stan Vincent 3 and Neil Martin 2

This was East Stirling’s last game as East Stirling before changing their name to ES Clydebank

If I recall, Big John was called up by a few of his team mates to take a penalty...., which he duly hit straight at the goalie.

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1964 Big Bad John McNamee Jock Stein’s first signing makes his HIBS debut against East Stirling as HIBS run out 5-2 winners thanks to goals from Stan Vincent 3 and Neil Martin 2

This was East Stirling’s last game as East Stirling before changing their name to ES Clydebank

If I recall, Big John was called up by a few of his team mates to take a penalty...., which he duly hit straight at the goalie.

My late Dad’s hero

Used to put me up in the air as a kid and excuse it by saying “ Big Bad John McNamee They Shall Not Pass” and then burst into singing Big Bad John