Favourite ever player

[Billy Whizz]

It’s a really difficult one. When we moved through to Edinburgh in the late 70’s, my favourite player was Jackie McNamara, as he was magic

I’ll probably have one for each era though

[DIXIHIBS]

There has been better players over the years but its Alex Cropley for me. Michael o'Neill ran him a close second.

[adam middlemass]

Pat Stanton for me, with super John McGinn running him close.

[The Harp]

One of the few advantages of being an auld yin is you have so many favourites over the years to choose from, in my case from Gordon Smith to Martin Boyle.
My favourite among many contenders is Mr Hibs - Pat Stanton.

[PeeJay]

Pat Stanton for me - an extremely gifted footballer, Mr Hibs through-and-through and the perfect ambassador for our club.

[Bostonhibby]

Pat Stanton, closely followed by Erich Schaedler.

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[Frazerbob]

John Collins, closely followed by SJM & SDG.

[HibbyDave]

Wee shout for mickey Edwards

[Bostonhibby]

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Wee shout for mickey Edwards

What would we give for a modern day version , exactly what we need.

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[thebakerboy]

My Avater says it all grew up idolising The Baker boy

[wookie70]

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It’s a really difficult one. When we moved through to Edinburgh in the late 70’s, my favourite player was Jackie McNamara, as he was magic

I’ll probably have one for each era though

When I first watched Hibs Jackie McNamara was my favourite player. I agree that there tends to be one for each era and currently it is Lewis Stevenson by a country mile for me. I suppose what constitutes favourite is different for each of us but I would tend to choose players who always gave 100%, never bottle a challenge and are annoyed when they make a mistake and work to rectify it. They would also need to have been at the club for a while and show some loyalty. SJM would come a close second in this era

[eastmainsmsh]

Franck Sauzee

When we went down he inspired And gave teammates and club a massive lift some of the football was brilliant when we came back up
Close call between him and Latapy

[Wull]

Pat Stanton, the pro’s pro.

[Pagan Hibernia]

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Franck Sauzee

When we went down he inspired And gave teammates and club a massive lift some of the football was brilliant when we came back up
Close call between him and Latapy

legend. Icon. Never lost a derby, but lost teeth in the act of winning them. The stuff dreams are made of.

[SHODAN]

Got to be Lewis Stevenson really. Only player that's still at the club since I first became a supporter.

[Since452]

John McGinn. Fantactic player and loved his attitude. Maybe controversial but Scott Brown in his last season for us was just majestic.

[hibee_girl]

Lewis Stevenson with John McGinn a close second.

[lucky]

Sauzee followed by Ally McLeod

[Daydreamer]

John McGinn quite easily and I see 40 plus games a season from the 68/69 season. The reason not Pat Stanton was I always felt that the team then on the majority of times going to play Celtic at Parkhead or Hampden got hammered too many times and when we went behind in these games the captain should be uplifting the rest of the team. Pat just was'nt a shouter at the rest of the players.

[J-C]

Jimmy O'Rourke, all action goal scoring inside forward/midfielder.

[brog]

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As it says . Who was your favourite all time Hibs player ?

The man in your avatar for me. The fact that Jimmy O and King Pat would vote the same way sums up just how great The Baker Boy was!

[CockneyRebel]

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Pat Stanton, the pro’s pro.

[Shrekko]

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Lewis Stevenson with John McGinn a close second.

Same for me!

[JeMeSouviens]

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Same for me.

... and me. Giving our age away I suspect.

[MartinfaePorty]

I have 2 or 3 that I flit between, but today I'll say John Collins. What a midfielder.

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[Jim_in_Canada]

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Agreed !

[sleeping giant]

Sir David aside...

Keith.

[WhileTheChief..]

Mickey Weir and Keith Wright in my younger days.

Darren McGregor for modern times. Exactly what I want from a Hibs player.

[Moulin Yarns]

Nijinsky.

Others in different eras, but the first hero.

[Euan_Hibees1875]

Derek Riordan or Merouane Zemmama for me. But if Boyle can be as good in the next few years as he was in the 2/3 years before he went to Saudi that might become my new answer.


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