A bitterly cold Monday afternoon saw Hibs take on John Lambie’s Partick Thistle at Easter Road. Hibs had started season 93/94 rather well, initially putting together a great run of results and reaching the league cup final, which we narrowly lost to Walter Smith’s all conquering Rangers. Since losing that match in October however the stuffing had been knocked out of the team a bit and our usual winter slide into mediocrity had begun in earnest.

Arrived at the Forthview Suite in the Famous Five stand for the meeting in plenty time, to grab a seat near enough the front to see them clearly. Although my first impressions were the lighting was a bit dark. I will give them the benefit of the doubt in that it did seem to be for the benefit of the video screens and Audio visual presentation
Rod Petrie started the meeting with an address is his customary brisk business like style. He introduced the board members, John Hughes and gave his …

Hibernian travel to New Douglas Park this weekend to take on Hamilton Accies and we thought after the international break we may as well get some Hibees chat on the go! So as we travel away this weekend we thought we would ask you what your favourite away day was?

The season has started with a bang, firstly a bang on Patrick Cregg by Steven Thomson and a couple of good goals against St Mirren. It’s great to see the season starting well for young 19-year-old Wotherspoon getting his first goal, which he took superbly.

The season ahead Well the new season is just about to kick off and I for one cannot wait till the Hibees get this campaign under way. We’ve had a fairly decent pre season, and it was great to see the Hibs back in Ireland once again even if our performance against Shamrock rover wasn’t up to much but I’m sure everyone who made the journey had a good time none the less. Against The Glens it was superb to see wee Zemmama’s magic once more. I think he’s going …

Q – How long have you been following Hibs and what was your first game? (If you can remember)
I’ve been following Hibs since I was born, it’s a family tradition and thank god for it. Can’t remember my first game but one of my first memories are being on my dads shoulders at Tynecastle and Hibs scoring and winning. I Think that’s when it hit home how good it made people feel when we beat the Yams. Also found a fortune in coins cause everyone was going mental the cash …

A new feature on the Hibeesbounce is ‘Fan Interview’. Simply just a Hibee answering the questions below. First to take a shot at is hibbychubbs from Portsmouth.
Q – How long have you been following Hibs and what was your first game? (If you can remember)
For at least 42 of my 47 years. I remember always supporting them at primary school.
Q – What are your most memorable moments as a Hibernian fan? Good and Bad.
Memorable has to be the Hibs 0-7 game as it was my first ever derby match. …