As we head back to league football at Rugby Park this weekend- do you guys have any favourite Rugby Park memories??
One that always stands out for me was Tam McManus late header to get us through in the cup ...in my mind Tam is soaring well above everyone to head the winner in...great support that day , felt like we filled the entire end..
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10-09-2019 09:12 PM #1
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Kilmarnock memories
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10-09-2019 09:17 PM #2
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10-09-2019 09:18 PM #3
Been twice - terrible defeat near the end of Yogi's tenure in the League Cup and that amazing quarter final in 2013.
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10-09-2019 09:19 PM #4
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Remember rugby park being our last game of the relegation season and them playing we'll meet again. Think pat mcginlay scored in a 1-1 draw.
The other one that sticks out was a 2-2 draw, which I think was the game where boozy injured himself badly. Some ex killie player came out at half time and gave us some light hearted stick, he was then drowned out by what felt like a full stand singing for the next 10 minutes. Was grand following that mogga team at times.
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10-09-2019 09:20 PM #5This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
0-3 when Clarke wasn't long there was good as they could've scored a few.
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10-09-2019 09:28 PM #6
I've not been there for years.
The last time I remember going to Rugby Park was with my youngest brother who has hardly been to any games, ever.
It was some time around Christmas, Colin Nish was playing for them. He had an absolute stormer and scored the only goal in a 1-0 win for them. I remember stating that he was exactly what we were screaming out for at that time - and only a few weeks later he joined us.
On his day he could be outstanding but on too many other occasions he was more than a little bit frustrating.
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10-09-2019 09:29 PM #7
When we win there it’s usually a memorable one.
Of recent times.
http://www.hibernian-mad.co.uk/rprt/...88/index.shtml
https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.c...hibs-1-2139180
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/41730535Last edited by Power; 10-09-2019 at 09:31 PM.
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11-09-2019 03:35 AM #8
25/10/1997
Got there early with my mate.
Got chatting to a Steward behind the main stand.
He let us into the Killie Bar under the stand
Scarfs up the jooks
Great pies
Game not so good
1-2 defeat
Kevin Harper got sent off and Bjarni Larrasson came on to score a late consolation on his debut
Too little too lateLast edited by BILLYHIBS; 11-09-2019 at 03:43 AM.
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11-09-2019 04:26 AM #9
The 3-0 win under Lennon. **** knows how we didn’t concede that night, think it was Clarke’s first game in charge at Killie.
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11-09-2019 05:36 AM #10
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As another poster said the 2013 Scottish Cup QF was brilliant. Stand behind the goal rammed full of Hibs fans. Remember Griffiths being out on his feet but still chasing everything. Brilliant performance. Looked shattered when he was eventually subbed off.
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11-09-2019 05:47 AM #11
My last game as a single man, 14th February 2009. Drew 1-1 with a deflected Riordan volley. The Monk and Hogg played silly buggers with the ball at the back, not once but twice in quick succession.
The latter time very nearly resulted in a goal for them and prompted me to unleash a volley of uncharacteristically coarse abuse that was caught on camera by my visiting Canadian friend, who was also - by the length of Easter Road - the most attractive person in the away stand.
That, and the "Homecoming" pies with haggis that were an absolute revelation.
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11-09-2019 05:54 AM #12
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First memory was in the early to mid 70's. Remember we were winning 1-0 (can't remember who scored) and they got a late headed equaliser
by a guy called Dereck McDicken?. The old Rugby Park was a magnificent ground with an awesome playing surface,and huge pitch. At the time better than ER IMO
Next time was on run to 91 LC final and leaving thinking maybe just maybe. Ayrshire was good for us that year.
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11-09-2019 06:00 AM #13
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I think I must have had about 5 or 6 trips there before seeing us win, it became known as my curse.
It's why the song "Joyful Kilmarnock Blues" by the Proclaimers is close to my heart..
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11-09-2019 06:42 AM #15
Last 16 of the 1991 League Cup and a 3-2 victory. Hibs down to 10 men I think (cant recall who was sent off) but Keef Keef Keef saved the day.
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11-09-2019 06:48 AM #16
Beating them 4-2. A jorge claros masterclass. Some celebrations when griffiths put us 3-2 up
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11-09-2019 07:07 AM #17
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Last minute goal from Stevie Crawford to end 1.1
We were down before the game but Killie went into Europe under Williamson
Pat Nevin played that day for Killie and they had Gordon Marshall in goals
I remember singing We’ll meet again and we had a fair number through
It could only get worse if Hearts managed to beat the H**s in the Cup Final a few weeks later ☹️
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11-09-2019 07:09 AM #18
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Roy O'Donovan scoring an absolute screamer.
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11-09-2019 07:11 AM #19
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The Scottish Cup Quarters both amazing games. Worst game was losing 6-2 to them grand national day around 2002.
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11-09-2019 07:37 AM #20
Steven Thicot making his debut on the opening day of the season (I think) he played 45 mins and was taken off with an injury, I boldly predicted after having seen 45 mins of him play that he'd go on to be a Hibs legend, lol...
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11-09-2019 08:16 AM #21
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I have to confess to saying to my mate, when Boozy went down injured down at Killie - that he wasn’t that bad - he should get up and carry on ....think he was out for about 8 months with a cruciate ligament injury !!!
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11-09-2019 08:20 AM #22
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11-09-2019 08:30 AM #23
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Last season. Possibly the worst performance from a Hibs team I've seen and I've seen a few. Floodlights going off and being gutted when they came back on.
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11-09-2019 08:41 AM #24
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11-09-2019 08:47 AM #25
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11-09-2019 10:38 AM #28
Dylan Kerr getting dogs abuse from the Hibs fans at half time was hilarious. Drew 1-1 I think, Chris Hogg equaliser.
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11-09-2019 10:52 AM #29
Horsed 4-1 under calderwood. Got there late and we were already 1 down. Saw Goc score a beautiful goal then proceed to get hammered for the rest of the game. The mythical phil airey came on but was never seen again.
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Sure we lost 2-0 at tynie a week later. Griffiths hibs debut in his first spell. How calderwood survived that August ill never know.
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