Pat Quinn RIP

[johncrobertson@]

Pat sadly died aged 84. Great player, thanks for the memories

[mim]

R.I.P. Pat

Great player.

[Tom Hart RIP]

Hat trick at Tynecastle and a goal against Naples.
Sad news.

[iwasthere1972]

You'll not see nothing like the Mighty Quinn

Loved singing this. RIP Pat. Thanks for all the great memories you gave us.

[inglisavhibs]

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Hat trick at Tynecastle and a goal against Naples.
Sad news.

Remember fondly singing the mighty Quinn song on the excursion buses from St Andrew square.🤒Talented player RIP.

[Bobo]

He was the first player to officially be used as a substitute for Hibs.

RIP Pat.

[CentreLine]

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He was the first player to officially be used as a substitute for Hibs.

RIP Pat.

Really sad to hear, he was one of the first team I ever watched at ER. The up side to threads like this is they offer such good historic facts. I didn't realise that about Pat Quinn, first sub I witnessed was Allan Cousins and foolishly thought he was it until now

[Roxyhibee]

One of the first names (along with a few others like Neil Martin and Peter Cormack) I put into hero status when I got taken along to ER as a young boy. And that song was memorable too.

I had a Pat Quinn rosette - his face and a silver foil cup below it. Wish I’d kept these things. Great player and famous Hibee 🇳🇬

[O'Rourke3]

Sad news. Never had the good fortune or pleasure of seeing him play for us. RIP Pat.

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[gbhibby]

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You'll not see nothing like the Mighty Quinn

Loved singing this. RIP Pat. Thanks for all the great memories you gave us.

RIP Pat sang the song many times.

[leith lynx]

Rest in peace Pat, one of my first boyhood heroes, a great number 8.

[ronaldo7]

Sad news. I absolutely loved watching Pat. An old fashioned inside forward, linking play, and scoring against the hearts.

An absolute gem.

Rip Patrick. The mighty Quinn.

[Power]

‪His memory will march on 💚‬

RIP Pat.

https://youtu.be/K13hH0pJx5s

‪Come all without‬
‪Come all within‬
‪You’ll not see nothing like the Mighty Quinn

[maturehibby]

Class

[Seveno]

An early hero of mine. A wonderful player that was able to control the match from the centre circle.

RIP Pat.

[oneone73]

A fine player, fondly remembered. RIP Pat

[ozhibs]

RIP Pat Quinn a midfield general

Come on without, come on within , you won’t see nothing like the Mighty Quinn

[Bobo]

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Really sad to hear, he was one of the first team I ever watched at ER. The up side to threads like this is they offer such good historic facts. I didn't realise that about Pat Quinn, first sub I witnessed was Allan Cousins and foolishly thought he was it until now

The game was on 12th Nov 1966 Vrs Clyde in a 5-1 defeat.

[wandering_hibee]

As others have said one of my early hero's, up their with Neil Martin, Peter Cormack and Joe Davis.

[madsen5]

Quality player, so skillfull . R.i.p .

[The Harp]

Sad to hear of Pat's passing. A great and very skillful wee player. Particularly remember his masterclass in that game at T/castle and singing along to The Mighty Quinn.
Thanks for the memories Pat.
Rest in Peace.

[my left peg]

RIP Pat.


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[Jonnyboy]

So sad to hear of this. Pat was a great wee player. RIP wee man

[JohnMcM]

Thanks for the memories Pat. Have happy memories of seeing you play for us. Condolences to the family.

[brog]

I've told this story before but worth retelling in the circumstances. Pat's hat trick at Tiny was first time he had scored in 2 years. We waited for him outside & my mate asked him if it was his 1st hat trick. Son, I'm seek of scoring them he replied! 😀 A fine player & very popular with his teammates. Thanks for the memories Pat.

[Golden Bear]

Pat Quinn and Willie Hamilton --------------------- now these guys really were FOOTBALL players.

RIP Pat and thanks for the memories.

[A Hi-Bee]

We did have some very fine players around the time of Jock Stein then Bob Shankley, Pat was in there wi the best, many forget that he was a star man in a very good Motherwell side that had Ian St John at centre and Willie Hunter alongside Pat Quinn. Before he went down to Blackpool for what was a big transfer in them days.
His 3 goals at the piggery were sublime, how he could pass a ball, great vision as well, great day marching back towards Princess St, singing the Mighty Quinn,

Condolences to his family.

[heretoday]

Clever little player.

[ALF TUPPER]

Pat lived in Govanhill, Glasgow for many years. Genuinely lovely guy. Had the pleasure of meeting him many times. He had a lot of time for me because of the Hibs connection. Sat n chatted about the Hibees for hours.
He loved everything about the club and the supporters.
Sad to hear he has passed.
RIP Pat.

[ancient hibee]

When he played we sometimes put out a team that seemed full of players that could play inside forward- Quinn,Hamilton,Cormack,Stevenson,Martin,Scott-the football could be sensational.When he became a manager his teams couldn’t have been more different and of course he was East Fife’s manager the day the dream died.