Hibs players who have left the club and went on to be a success somewhere else - HibeesBounce.com

The__Proclaimer · 17-05-06, 16:02

One or two CIS Cup winners medals doesn't count as 'big time'. I mean a huge, sustained trophy haul in Scotland or regularly playing at a high level in a top European league.

I can only think of Andy Gorham and John Collins in my lifetime. Baker, Marinello from further back.

Surely there must be loads more?

**1875** · 17-05-06, 16:12

Des Brebner and Alex Cropley?

**beefy** · 17-05-06, 16:29

Craig Paterson
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Joe Green · 17-05-06, 16:33

From a while ago, Peter Cormack did well at Liverpool in the early 70's

**beefy** · 17-05-06, 16:34

Gordon Durie mibbe

hibees#1 · 17-05-06, 16:37

It wont be deek in years to come
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**rude_boy** · 17-05-06, 16:40

Brian Rice
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**beefy** · 17-05-06, 16:43

Colin Stein Man mine are all dodgers
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Hampden_Hibby · 17-05-06, 16:53

Paul Hartley.
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Ronnie Simpson went on to win the European Cup and Colin Stein, the Cup Winners Cup and both had a large haul of domestic medals.

Didier Agathe, in addition to league titles, played in the UEFA Cup Final.

Eduardo Hurtado won the Champions League with Real Madrid in 2002.

Bobby Johnstone scored in consecutive FA Cup finals after leaving Hibs, winning one of them.

Although not to do with playing football, Brian Marjoribanks became the Archie McPherson of the early 70's for those old enough to remember.

Nicky · 17-05-06, 17:06

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It wont be deek in years to come
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What you mean hes a Legand
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hes a Magigan on the ball
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BoomtownHibeys · 17-05-06, 17:08

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Eduardo Hurtado won the Champions League with Real Madrid in 2002.

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**KABULHIBBY** · 17-05-06, 17:33

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Originally Posted by The__Proclaimer

One or two CIS Cup winners medals doesn't count as 'big time'. I mean a huge, sustained trophy haul in Scotland or regularly playing at a high level in a top European league.

I can only think of Andy Gorham and John Collins in my lifetime. Baker, Marinello from further back.

Surely there must be loads more?

As Mark has said add in Des Bremner, probably one of the most noticeable but honourable mention must surely go to Gordon Smith. Managerialy Stein and BF top the bill

**Decal Joe** · 17-05-06, 17:43

You could argue that the likes of Kenny Miller and Kevin Harper went on to be a success elsewhere!

I think lots of players have went on to become succesful but not necessarily be in huge teams or competitions.

**GloryGlory** · 17-05-06, 17:44

Peter Marinello
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**KABULHIBBY** · 17-05-06, 17:55

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Peter Marinello
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Nah he horsed it up big time when he went down to the gooners, as a side note he has a biography out someime this year apparently

**KABULHIBBY** · 17-05-06, 17:57

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You could argue that the likes of Kenny Miller and Kevin Harper went on to be a success elsewhere!

I think lots of players have went on to become succesful but not necessarily be in huge teams or competitions.

But what did they really win at their respective new clubs
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KM had one season in the EPL and I can't remember if Harper played at that level with Pompey

**SlovSam** · 17-05-06, 18:11

Do managers count?
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Mr Mcleish and Alex Miller did quite well for themselves.
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though Willie Ormond does count and he was a likeable if rather overrated Scotland manager and always a great Hibs player
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Uli Laursen can tell his kids he played in the UEFA cup final and not much else and Pat Stanton didn't get his move to 'Scotland's' Shame'
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but he did move to their 'brothers' and won a league and cup double which was so richly deserved
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Neil Martin also deserves a mention for scoring 100 goals in both Scotland and England.
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**hibbybrian** · 17-05-06, 18:18

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I can't remember if Harper played at that level with Pompey

he did score the winning goal against Liverpool in a 2-1 win for Derby County though

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**Tully** · 17-05-06, 18:18

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Paul Hartley.
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Ronnie Simpson went on to win the European Cup and Colin Stein, the Cup Winners Cup and both had a large haul of domestic medals.

Didier Agathe, in addition to league titles, played in the UEFA Cup Final.

Eduardo Hurtado won the Champions League with Real Madrid in 2002.

Bobby Johnstone scored in consecutive FA Cup finals after leaving Hibs, winning one of them.

Although not to do with playing football, Brian Marjoribanks became the Archie McPherson of the early 70's for those old enough to remember.

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LutherBlisset · 17-05-06, 23:05

Depends on what definition you use of successfull.

Many have increased their bank balances which would probably count to some as success not improved their footballing reputations.

Gordonhibs · 18-05-06, 00:21

Alen Ormen? Played in champions league and nearly beat this years runners up, although he did get his face slashed in the process
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**GORDONSMITH7** · 18-05-06, 00:59

Under the circumstances Deek will as did PADDY STANTON when he went tae Celtic. Cannae believe I put those two names in the same sentence.

BIG G

HaarlemShuffler · 18-05-06, 01:09

For shame, big G, for shame.

What about Latas - now in World Cup Finals with successful team with every chance of whacking the Ingurlish........ is that brill or what?

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Decal Joe Snuff Munching Radge Join Date: May 2005 Location: Currie Posts: 5,049 Thanks: 6 Thanked 35 Times in 11 Posts Rep Power: 13	Re: Hibs players who have left the club and went on to be a success somewhere else You could argue that the likes of Kenny Miller and Kevin Harper went on to be a success elsewhere! I think lots of players have went on to become succesful but not necessarily be in huge teams or competitions.

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SlovSam Radge Flag Owner and Private Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Usually Edinburgh. Posts: 3,026 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 15	Re: Hibs players who have left the club and went on to be a success somewhere else Do managers count? To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Mr Mcleish and Alex Miller did quite well for themselves. To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. though Willie Ormond does count and he was a likeable if rather overrated Scotland manager and always a great Hibs player To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Uli Laursen can tell his kids he played in the UEFA cup final and not much else and Pat Stanton didn't get his move to 'Scotland's' Shame' To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. but he did move to their 'brothers' and won a league and cup double which was so richly deserved To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. . Neil Martin also deserves a mention for scoring 100 goals in both Scotland and England. To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. __________________ 'Football is the most important of life's least important things' Ariggo Sachi.

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LutherBlisset A True Gadgie/Gadgess Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 2,294 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 0	Re: Hibs players who have left the club and went on to be a success somewhere else Depends on what definition you use of successfull. Many have increased their bank balances which would probably count to some as success not improved their footballing reputations. __________________ To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.

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