What players have played for hibs and st johnstone

[Sir David Gray]

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Alan Maybury, Michael Hart and Tim Clancy

Hart never actually played for St Johnstone.

[CMurdoch]

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John Connolly

A great player at St J when I was a kid and was sold to Everton where he won his only Scotland cap in 1973.
Had a good career down south with Everton, Birmingham and Newcastle.
He was 30 by the time he reached Hibs in 1980 and I can't remember much about his time with us.
In 2004 he returned to St J as manager but was bucketed after a season.

[Bayern Bru]

Johnny Hamilton, Stuart Beedie, Bobby Thomson


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Paddy Cregg


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[BILLYHIBS]

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A great player at St J when I was a kid and was sold to Everton where he won his only Scotland cap in 1973.
Had a good career down south with Everton, Birmingham and Newcastle.
He was 30 by the time he reached Hibs in 1980 and I can't remember much about his time with us.
In 2004 he returned to St J as manager but was bucketed after a season.

The only player Willie Ormond signed twice

[Skol]

John brogan

[BILLYHIBS]

John Lambie HIBS’ Assistant Manager

[Hiber-nation]

Jamie McCluskey
Jonatan Jonanssen

[Hibs Class]

Brian Graham

[Hibs Class]

Paul Lovering

[PatHead]

Callum Booth.

[BILLYHIBS]

Keith Watson

[BILLYHIBS]

Jamie McQuilken

[BILLYHIBS]

Cammy Bell

[BILLYHIBS]

Stuart McCaffrey

[Ivan_Sproule]

Paul Hanlon

[Northernhibee]

Rowan Vine

[NASAHIBS]

Michael O'Neill

[NASAHIBS]

James Keatings

[BILLYHIBS]

Jimmy Caskie

[BILLYHIBS]

Craig Samson though not actually played for us yet but ‘Goalie Coach’

[BILLYHIBS]

Sean Lynch

[BILLYHIBS]

Jimmy Harrower

[Coach Jon]

Lindsay Muir.

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Paul Wright. I'm sure Neil Berry broke his leg when he played for Hibs. Never the same player for us.

[Inconsequential]

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Paul Wright. I'm sure Neil Berry broke his leg when he played for Hibs. Never the same player for us.

I thought Paul Wright was a great wee player. Was transferred to St. Johnstone and Hibs signed his namesake Keith. Paul went on to score 100 goals for the Saints, Killie and Falkirk.

[BILLYHIBS]

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I thought Paul Wright was a great wee player. Was transferred to St. Johnstone and Hibs signed his namesake Keith. Paul went on to score 100 goals for the Saints, Killie and Falkirk.

Agree

Was a great wee player fast electric will o the wisp with a tremendous shot and an eye for goal causing defences all sorts of problems was really looking forward to seeing him in the green then that Bassa Berry with that horrendous tackle

No surprise he came back to haunt especially in the Scottish Cup for Killie at Easter Road with a double in a match played in a snowstorm

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Mark Proctor

Assistant HIBS Manager

[RoscoHibby]

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Agree

Was a great wee player fast electric will o the wisp with a tremendous shot and an eye for goal causing defences all sorts of problems was really looking forward to seeing him in the green then that Bassa Berry with that horrendous tackle

No surprise he came back to haunt especially in the Scottish Cup for Killie at Easter Road with a double in a match played in a snowstorm

Remember that game well and was only young at the time. Was behind the goals to see him lob Leighton from about 40yds with a volley. Still don’t think I’ve seen snow like it durn a game..was really windy and FREEZING for good measure!

[Kavinho]

David Wotherspoon