Whatever happened to peter marinello?

[Hiber-nation]

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Went on to Captain Bristol City in a cup winning team at Wembley IIRC

Forgot all about that. It was the 1986 Associate Members Cup! I was surprised as Hutch never seemed captain material, used to see him in Leeries Bar with the players after training and he was always the quietest one.

[Peevemor]

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Auld fitba

Motherwell 2 v 3 Hibernian

Peter Marinello playing against the Hibees


https://youtu.be/CnFn0DB1Zmk

That's brilliant. That Motherwell free kick was a cracker (defence caught napping though).

[BILLYHIBS]

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That's brilliant. That Motherwell free kick was a cracker (defence caught napping though).

Cracking game brought back fond memories of away days

Seems like a lifetime ago

[BILLYHIBS]

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I played a couple of games in the junior ranks with Peter (his mate was the manager) he was done and didn’t fancy some bam looking for a trophy tackle and who would blame him. I gave him and the manager a lift to the west port to his pub after the game. Really nice guy

Remember Sodje playing for Liberton Cropley but he always saw them coming last week and they would end up worse off but I get what you mean a bit like the old Wild West

[worcesterhibby]

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Auld fitba

Motherwell 2 v 3 Hibernian

Peter Marinello playing against the Hibees


https://youtu.be/CnFn0DB1Zmk

Ally Mcloed was class..if he’d had any sort of pace at all he would have been a superstar playing for Liverpool or Man Utd....my favourite player bsck then. Great footage thanks for posting

[BILLYHIBS]

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Ally Mcloed was class..if he’d had any sort of pace at all he would have been a superstar playing for Liverpool or Man Utd....my favourite player bsck then. Great footage thanks for posting

[weecounty hibby]

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Ally Mcloed was class..if he’d had any sort of pace at all he would have been a superstar playing for Liverpool or Man Utd....my favourite player bsck then. Great footage thanks for posting

I've said it loads of times but I'm going to say it again. He was my hero when I was really getting into Hibs as an 8/9 year old right up until he left. Still not seen too many who were better

[worcesterhibby]

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I've said it loads of times but I'm going to say it again. He was my hero when I was really getting into Hibs as an 8/9 year old right up until he left. Still not seen too many who were better

if you watch the way he crosses the ball for the first goal in the Motherwell video posted above, it’s just mercurial...no backlift, no follow through, just an effortless clip. I’m not the sort of poster who slags our current players, but Ally certainly makes crossing look a far simpler skill than some in the team today. The first time I ever actually attended a match at ER was in 1979 and Ally scored Hibs only goal that day....a cracker of a volley from the edge of the box to equalise against Kilmarnock. Fabulous player.

[stu in nottingham]

Brilliant and exciting player to watch. Cool looking lad but with the ability to back it up. Always felt he went to the wrong club in Arsenal at that time. They were pretty stodgy and not very expansive in the way they played and it didn't suit him. Devastating when both him and Peter Cormack left Hibs in that era.

Here's Nello on his Top of the Pops stint.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQk_X73Ywvo

[Pagan Hibernia]

https://youtu.be/0EkiKgsT3rc

scoring on his arsenal debut at old trafford

[One Day]

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Went on to Captain Bristol City in a cup winning team at Wembley IIRC

24 May 1986, when he lifted the Associate Members' Cup at Wembley

[BILLYHIBS]

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24 May 1986, when he lifted the Associate Members' Cup at Wembley

Never thought he was Captain material during his time with HIBS but Fair Play to the guy he obviously kept improving and lead by example

[FilipinoHibs]

Remember as a 13 year old watching the 3-1 game at Ibrox on Sportsmen at night and thinking we would win the league. Knew his sister who was married to a gangster builder but separated.

[greenginger]

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Remember as a 13 year old watching the 3-1 game at Ibrox on Sportsmen at night and thinking we would win the league. Knew his sister who was married to a gangster builder but separated.

I posted earlier in the thread that I had seen Peter a couple of times at an Edinburgh nursing home visiting his folks. His two sisters were regular visitors and seemed very nice people . No sign of any gangsters .

[FilipinoHibs]

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I posted earlier in the thread that I had seen Peter a couple of times at an Edinburgh nursing home visiting his folks. His two sisters were regular visitors and seemed very nice people . No sign of any gangsters .

She left the gangster. Was a really nice lady. Anybody know the name of Peter's pub in West Port?

[scoopyboy]

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She left the gangster. Was a really nice lady. Anybody know the name of Peter's pub in West Port?

Marinello's? It was the Lord Darnley previously.

[Jones28]

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I think His nephew works in the whisky vaults on Henderson street, spoke with him a couple of time’s, nice guy & a hibby as well.

I was in there for a tasting function a few years ago and he MC’d the whole thing, he was very good. I saw Marinello on the programme and though they must be related somehow.

[greenginger]

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Marinello's? It was the Lord Darnley previously.

I thought Marinellos was his pub on Leith Walk, what ever it was called there’s a Sainsbury on the site now.

[scoopyboy]

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I thought Marinellos was his pub on Leith Walk, what ever it was called there’s a Sainsbury on the site now.

Marinello's was on Leith Walk without doubt but I think he called the West port pub the same.

That and the Lord Darnley were heavily frequented by Post Office workers who had offices nearby.

[FilipinoHibs]

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I thought Marinellos was his pub on Leith Walk, what ever it was called there’s a Sainsbury on the site now.

Remember it now. A place to take refuge from the gogo dancers.

[BILLYHIBS]

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Remember it now. A place to take refuge from the gogo dancers.

.....until the third record anyway!

[FilipinoHibs]

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.....until the third record anyway!

Timing was so important!

[Kato]

The first football match I ever attended was at Tynie, Edinburgh Scoolboys v Glasgow Schoolboys, we were all bussed there by the school. Peter's little brother was playing for Edinburgh. Dont know what happened to his career, if he had one.



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[BILLYHIBS]

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The first football match I ever attended was at Tynie, Edinburgh Scoolboys v Glasgow Schoolboys, we were all bussed there by the school. Peter's little brother was playing for Edinburgh. Dont know what happened to his career, if he had one.



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Might have been his cousin Tony who was also a right winger ?

[Kato]

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Might have been his cousin Tony who was also a right winger ?

Maybe. It was the talk of the class and "brother" was what we were told. Weird if I've been misinformed and only finding out about it 50 years on.

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[BILLYHIBS]

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Maybe. It was the talk of the class and "brother" was what we were told. Weird if I've been misinformed and only finding out about it 50 years on.

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Must have been his cousin Tony as Peter had two sisters

[Kato]

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Must have been his cousin Tony as Peter had two sisters

Wow, thanks Billy.

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[Keith_M]

Not sure if anybody's posted this yet, but here's a slightly more cringe worthy video of Marinello




Oops, already been posted :-)

[telford hibbee]

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Ally Mcloed was class..if he’d had any sort of pace at all he would have been a superstar playing for Liverpool or Man Utd....my favourite player bsck then. Great footage thanks for posting

He was the original slower than he looked player, but his ball control was at another level.

[ancient hibee]

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He was the original slower than he looked player, but his ball control was at another level.

Ally had plenty speed between the ears. Where it's most needed.