Name the Hibee lying on the deck when…

[Viva_Palmeiras]

Mickey Weir crosses the ball for Ted to nod the ball home against Rangers in the Skol Cup Semi final…

Saw it on the retro replay and couldn’t mind who it was… or what happened.

Memory ain’t what it used to be!

[JeMeSouviens]

Mark Mcgraw maybe?

[scoopyboy]

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Mark Mcgraw maybe?

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[weecounty hibby]

Definitely Mark McGraw. Injured versus Dunfermline in a 4-0 win just before the final so didn't play. He chased a long punt from either Hamilton or McGinlay and got flattened by Goram when he cleared it to Mickey

[eastterrace]

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Definitely Mark McGraw. Injured versus Dunfermline in a 4-0 win just before the final so didn't play. He chased a long punt from either Hamilton or McGinlay and got flattened by Goram when he cleared it to Mickey

He was never the same player after that injury against Dunfermline ( grant tierney I think was the culprit).

[weecounty hibby]

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He was never the same player after that injury against Dunfermline ( grant tierney I think was the culprit).

It was Raymond Sharp. I played with Raymond when much younger and knew him well. Remember giving him dogs abuse from the fence that used to be around the pitch. He said that the final against Mickey was a nightmare as it was just relentless from him all game

[Viva_Palmeiras]

Of course! Shakes head smiley. I remember the clatter now just not that it was McGraw.

I do remember starting a conga from the club downstairs from Negotiants led it up the stairs into Negotiants and back down again. Lost a scarf - gained a sombrero.

[BILLYHIBS]

Mark McGraw played in every game but missed the final

Dave Beaumont signed from Luton Town picked up a winners medal without having played for the club

Can anyone remember the name of the last HIBS player to pick up a medal at Hampden without actually having played for the club ?

[Hiber-nation]

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Mark McGraw played in every game but missed the final

Dave Beaumont signed from Luton Town picked up a winners medal without having played for the club

Can anyone remember the name of the last HIBS player to pick up a medal at Hampden without actually having played for the club ?

Ian Westwater, 2001 Cup Final.

[BILLYHIBS]

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Ian Westwater, 2001 Cup Final.

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[eastterrace]

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It was Raymond Sharp. I played with Raymond when much younger and knew him well. Remember giving him dogs abuse from the fence that used to be around the pitch. He said that the final against Mickey was a nightmare as it was just relentless from him all game

sorry my mistake , but it was a terrible tackle on mark.

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That is something I have never ever been

[Peevemor]

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Definitely Mark McGraw. Injured versus Dunfermline in a 4-0 win just before the final so didn't play. He chased a long punt from either Hamilton or McGinlay and got flattened by Goram when he cleared it to Mickey

Goram did that deliberately, which made the goal all the sweeter.

[Hibbyradge]

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It's not 100% correct.

It's McGraw, not Mcgraw!

1 - 0 to the Pedants.

[BILLYHIBS]

I remember Mark McGraw’s old man Alan getting carried off with a severe leg injury in a League Cup Semi Final with 15 minutes to go against Dundee at Tiny back in 1968/69 with the game finely balanced at 1-1

It looked as though HIBS were down to ten men as HIBS had already made their one substitution with Wee Jimmy O’Rourke replacing the Mighty Quinn

Five minute’s later Alan McGraw reappeared to be greeted by a tumultuous roar from the Hibernian faithful

His role was initially as nuisance value hugging the wing to draw a dark blue shirt to him

Imagine our delight when deep into injury time he managed to deflect a late Eric Stevenson corner into the net off his damaged bandaged knee before colliding with the far post to send HIBS into the final

Legend

[theonlywayisup]

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Ian Westwater, 2001 Cup Final.

Must admit I have no recollection of Westwater ever being at Hibs. But then my first thought was Gareth Evans being the guy that was flattened.

Of course it was Mark McGraw. I recall during the game that he was injured thinking that he was becoming a very effective player for us, but then it all went pear shaped as a result of that injury. Don't think he was the same after that injury.

[Peevemor]

Everyone was desperate for McGraw to come good, especially given who his dad was. I also seem to remember that it was seen as a bit of a coup when we signed him from Morton.

However, my memory was that he wasn't really that brilliant - he was nearly 20 when he made his Hibs debit and managed 3 goals in 57 appearance (26 starts).

As a comparision, I'd say Oli Shaw is/was a similar style of player but far better than McGraw.

[BILLYHIBS]

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Everyone was desperate for McGraw to come good, especially given who his dad was. I also seem to remember that it was seen as a bit of a coup when we signed him from Morton.

However, my memory was that he wasn't really that brilliant - he was nearly 20 when he made his Hibs debit and managed 3 goals in 57 appearance (26 starts).

As a comparision, I'd say Oli Shaw is/was a similar style of player but far better than McGraw.

I remember Mark McGraw being a prolific goalscorer for our Reserves with excellent movement and vision very hard to pin down but as others have said received a bad injury not helped by being flattened by ‘There’s only two Andy Gorams ! ‘

[eastterrace]

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I remember Mark McGraw’s old man Alan getting carried off with a severe leg injury in a League Cup Semi Final with 15 minutes to go against Dundee at Tiny back in 1968/69 with the game finely balanced at 1-1

It looked as though HIBS were down to ten men as HIBS had already made their one substitution with Wee Jimmy O’Rourke replacing the Mighty Quinn

Five minute’s later Alan McGraw reappeared to be greeted by a tumultuous roar from the Hibernian faithful

His role was initially as nuisance value hugging the wing to draw a dark blue shirt to him

Imagine our delight when deep into injury time he managed to deflect a late Eric Stevenson corner into the net off his damaged bandaged knee before colliding with the far post to send HIBS into the final

Legend

yeh remember it well with that massive bandage on his leg but the final was a disaster it was the start of the tennis finals against Celtic 🤬🤬🤬

[BILLYHIBS]

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yeh remember it well with that massive bandage on his leg but the final was a disaster it was the start of the tennis finals against Celtic 🤬🤬🤬

Stand burnt down final delayed Joe McBride cup tied Peter Cormack playing centre forward disaster

[darwenhibby]

Was it McGraw the answer??
I remember being behind the goals with Bolton Hibee flat on his back with a bottle of whisky down his throat from the long afternoon journey up from Lancashire! When Keith Keith Keith scored!
That was some game and some trip. Happy days

[Glory Lurker]

Bedlam when Keith scored and scenes at FT. With Airdrie going out the night before to struggling Dunfermline we knew we'd won the cup. That didn't stop us making heavy weather of it in the final of course!