Are there any clubs , home or abroad where Hibs have a positive association or relationship with.
Am thinking along the same lines as the supposed bond between Celtic and Liverpool and wondered if Hibs had something similar
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19-07-2020 07:46 PM #1
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Which clubs do Hibs have a positive association with
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19-07-2020 07:49 PM #2
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19-07-2020 07:58 PM #3
Celtic and at a push St Mirren in Scotland. Gais of Sweden, Eintracht Frankfurt of Germany, Shamrock Rovers of Ireland, am I missing anyone else?
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19-07-2020 07:59 PM #5
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I had a half and half Hibs / Arsenal hat in the 80s. It was only associated with my head though.
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19-07-2020 08:10 PM #7
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Berwick Rangers and Cowdenbeath are our go to clubs in the leagues below.
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19-07-2020 08:13 PM #8
Did we loan youngsters to Stenhousemuir for a while or was that just Kenny Miller that went there. Seem to remember others going but can’t quite remember who.
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19-07-2020 08:13 PM #9
Celtic and St Mirren in Scotland as said above. Eintracht Frankfurt, Groningen, Shamrock Rovers (although Cork City were once Cork Hibs if I'm correct?).
Oh and our best pals Linfield of course 😉
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19-07-2020 08:14 PM #10
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19-07-2020 08:17 PM #11
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A number of the players used to have a close association with the clubs in George Street.
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19-07-2020 08:20 PM #13
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19-07-2020 08:25 PM #15
I was always warmly welcomed at FC Dnipro matches, and my Hibernian/Dnipro Scotland flag (gifted to me by their supporters) was always given a prominent spot alongside those of the ultras and other fans groups (including the Europa Cup Final).
Sadly an egotistical owner, that refused to pay a league fine, saw the demise of the team and its eventual liquidation last season.Last edited by StevieC; 19-07-2020 at 08:27 PM.
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19-07-2020 08:25 PM #16
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I don't think there's much love lost between Hibs and Celtic. Especially at boardroom level.
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19-07-2020 08:26 PM #18
Celtic? 1987 CS gas at Easter Road? Repeatedly decimating our squads? Not for me.
Im not sure we really have that ‘brothers in arms’ thing with other teams. More common on the continent I think; Marseille, AEK Athens and Livorno have a triangular thing going on where their ultras attend other teams matches, fly banners supporting the brother teams and so on. Seemed odd to me but each to their own.
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19-07-2020 08:28 PM #20
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19-07-2020 08:35 PM #23
This friendship between clubs stuff is all a bit cringy for me. Leave that kind of stuff to the ugly sisters
in an ideal world we’d still have a close relationship with the clubs who partly owe their existence to us, celtic, Dundee United etc, but as has been covered many times before certainly Celtic have been anything but ‘brotherly’ to usLast edited by Pagan Hibernia; 19-07-2020 at 08:38 PM.
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19-07-2020 08:45 PM #24
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In Scottish football everyone is out for themselves, and I like it that way to be honest.
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In the meantime he started a new club, Dnipro-1, which he ploughed his money into. They rose through the leagues at the same rate that FC Dnipro plummeted, and ended this season in 7th place in the Premier League.
I was at an FC Dnipro/Dnipro-1 match as they passed each other in the leagues and it was all a bit surreal (FC Dnipro won, which was allowed a great big GIRUY to the owner from the fans).
The FC Dnipro fans hate the new team (understandably) and want nothing to do with it, but it will be interesting to see if their feelings change through time. There will be a new generation of youngsters that want to go watch their local team, that won’t have the same attachment to FC Dnipro as the current supporters
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19-07-2020 09:22 PM #26
There was a massive love in between us and Aston Villa after selling John McGinn.
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19-07-2020 09:24 PM #27
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Dundee for obvious reasons. Always a good reception from Kilmarnock fans - they were magnanimous when we beat them in LC final. Wished as well after beat them in the cup with late Tam Mcmanus goal. They have a disdain for the Old Firm because of glory hunter busses leaving Ayrshire on the weekends.
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19-07-2020 09:29 PM #28
Anderlect fans applauded the Hibs fans very warmly at the end of the away 1 - 1 leg
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19-07-2020 09:33 PM #29
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Interestingly when Linfield were on the brink of the Europa League group stages earlier in the season it was ex Fenlon signing Zoubir that scored the decisive goal for Qarabag. Another ex Hibee Rherras had scored in the first leg. Ryan McGivern was on the Linfield bench.
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19-07-2020 09:36 PM #30
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Brondby fans classed us as “the drunkest/craziest fans they’ve ever seen” if that counts?
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