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Seven Tattoos · 09-08-06, 11:04

IT WAS TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY....Saturday 9th August 1986 Hibernian 2-1 dirty or@nge bastards (can I say that? I just did!)

Graeme Suness's (as they call him in Liverpool) debut for the ethos of evil. At Easter Road, near Albert Street (where his Dad grew up, as Stuart Cosgrove so evocatively chronicled in 'Hampden Babylon'). I was on the beach at Southerndown, near Bridgend, with my trusty tranny, and at about quarter to four I tuned into the sports station (not Radio 5, cannae mind what its predecessor was called) and the moaning, ginger, constipated, nasal, middle-class Kelvinside tones of Roddy Forsyth (Fanny Rosyth more like!) arrestingly conveyed that Saughton Mains' prodigal son had experienced an inauspicious start. I thought well, mebbe we're drawin n he's been booked. No, much better than that! He'd been sent oaf n Hibs were 2-1 up!

Have you ever done a daft wee dance oan a beach, screamin 'Dad, Grant, we're beatin the huns n Souness hus been sent oaf!'? I have. I did it there and then! Stuart Beedie (who had scored the last league goal of the 85-86 season - for Dundee Utd, at the Dunbar End - at Easter Road) had scored the first goal of the 86-87 season (at Easter Road, at the Dunbar End!) had put us a goal up before they got their penalty because Ally McCoist had a trapped pube. Or something similarly innocuous.

However, after about 25 minutes, the moustachioed, curly haired, perma-tanned jizz jiggler raked Beastie down his calf and what Arthur Motson would have called a 'rammy' ensued. The ref red carded him and Willie Irvine (mark 2) crossed for the previous season's one season wonder Stevie Cowan to net from close range.

I recall thinkin 'how many goals will the Hibs get in the second half' (I was 14 and a bit naive I suppose), as it turned out there were no more goals. Well, I'd've settled for a win pre-match (to put it in perspective we've only beaten them seven times in thirty-eight subsequent such fixtures) so I was happy.

The talking point, of course, was Souness's sending oaf. I remember listenin to my Dad's old pal John Greig (I caddied for him at a 'Show-am' at Strathaven Golf Club only the year before) commenting on how horrendous a challenge it had been, as we listened to the car radio on the way home.

Back in 1986 (we'd only been livin in South Wales for a month at the time) gettin information about Scottish football was far more difficult than today; there was no Sky, Ceefax was limited, no internet, no Hi-Bees Bounce. So I eagerly watched the ITN News hopin for some reference to the day's events. I was not disappointed, the dispassionate tones of John Suchet introduced the 'happening' and we were treated to footage of the incident, complete with Cock Brown soundin like he was goin to cry/ejaculate/wet the bed. The most amusing bit was, immediately after the footage, Suchet dryly remarking that 'viewers in Scotland can see all the highlights of the play of that game tomorrow, on Scotsport'. Now then, now then.

wehateharry · 09-08-06, 11:15

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IT WAS TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY....Saturday 9th August 1986 Hibernian 2-1 dirty or@nge bastards (can I say that? I just did!)

Graeme Suness's (as they call him in Liverpool) debut for the ethos of evil. At Easter Road, near Albert Street (where his Dad grew up, as Stuart Cosgrove so evocatively chronicled in 'Hampden Babylon'). I was on the beach at Southerndown, near Bridgend, with my trusty tranny, and at about quarter to four I tuned into the sports station (not Radio 5, cannae mind what its predecessor was called) and the moaning, ginger, constipated, nasal, middle-class Kelvinside tones of Roddy Forsyth (Fanny Rosyth more like!) arrestingly conveyed that Saughton Mains' prodigal son had experienced an inauspicious start. I thought well, mebbe we're drawin n he's been booked. No, much better than that! He'd been sent oaf n Hibs were 2-1 up!

Have you ever done a daft wee dance oan a beach, screamin 'Dad, Grant, we're beatin the huns n Souness hus been sent oaf!'? I have. I did it there and then! Stuart Beedie (who had scored the last league goal of the 85-86 season - for Dundee Utd, at the Dunbar End - at Easter Road) had scored the first goal of the 86-87 season (at Easter Road, at the Dunbar End!) had put us a goal up before they got their penalty because Ally McCoist had a trapped pube. Or something similarly innocuous.

However, after about 25 minutes, the moustachioed, curly haired, perma-tanned jizz jiggler raked Beastie down his calf and what Arthur Motson would have called a 'rammy' ensued. The ref red carded him and Willie Irvine (mark 2) crossed for the previous season's one season wonder Stevie Cowan to net from close range.

I recall thinkin 'how many goals will the Hibs get in the second half' (I was 14 and a bit naive I suppose), as it turned out there were no more goals. Well, I'd've settled for a win pre-match (to put it in perspective we've only beaten them seven times in thirty-eight subsequent such fixtures) so I was happy.

The talking point, of course, was Souness's sending oaf. I remember listenin to my Dad's old pal John Greig (I caddied for him at a 'Show-am' at Strathaven Golf Club only the year before) commenting on how horrendous a challenge it had been, as we listened to the car radio on the way home.

Back in 1986 (we'd only been livin in South Wales for a month at the time) gettin information about Scottish football was far more difficult than today; there was no Sky, Ceefax was limited, no internet, no Hi-Bees Bounce. So I eagerly watched the ITN News hopin for some reference to the day's events. I was not disappointed, the dispassionate tones of John Suchet introduced the 'happening' and we were treated to footage of the incident, complete with Cock Brown soundin like he was goin to cry/ejaculate/wet the bed. The most amusing bit was, immediately after the footage, Suchet dryly remarking that 'viewers in Scotland can see all the highlights of the play of that game tomorrow, on Scotsport'. Now then, now then.

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Fu** me,20 years ago.
Remember this game really clearly,and there's me thinking my brain was gone.
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NGP · 09-08-06, 11:17

One of my all-time favourite matches. I was in the East that day, unusually for me, my normal seat was with my folks in the Cowshed.
Things I remember,

Being in three diffrent places in the terracing, I must of moved 50 yards without my feet touching the ground on both the goals and we celebrated Souness's sending off like a cup final win!
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Chanting 'What a waste of money' re Butcher & Woods.

Every player on the pitch except Cowan & Roughie in trouble with SFA.

The Cameras were in the Main stand that season and had a great view of Souness trudging off, with big George being carried off by two Hibs staff.

IIRC the Huns fighting amongst themselves towards the end of the game.

A good day!
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crabbitt · 09-08-06, 17:48

Was at the game, that day in history also my birthday. Great win over the huns at the start of the souness revolution. what sticks in my mind is the photo of when souness was sent off going past George Mc Cluskey with that evil grin on his face. I have hated souness ever since. At the end of that debacle souness got I believe a 2 week ban while Mc Cluskey sat out 6 weeks injured.
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At least we derailed the revolution (sadly) slightly. That was a good birthday for me:YAYYY:

Johnny Vegas · 09-08-06, 18:20

remember it clear as day

my wee brother was the mascot so i was "backstage" most of the day,got to meet the new english "superstars",and took a seat in the center stand to see my bro lead out the hibs

remember there was sticky buns everywhere that day,can't remember too many hibees sat in the center stand and the cowshed was full of them too

remember having too walk through hordes of huns to get to the fifty club over the road

in the eighties we always seemed to get rangers either the first or second game of the season and gave them a few beatings

86/87-2-1
87/88-1-0
88/89-0-0(at ibrox)
89-90-2-0(thank you bonnie ginsburg
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Seven Tattoos · 09-08-06, 20:45

Happy Birthday Crabbitt! Judging by your avatar you were 35 that day; well I'm 35 when we're at Love Street and I hope my half-a Biblical lifespan milestone witnesses another momentous Hibs occasion.

But it could never compare with that!

**cavalier** · 09-08-06, 20:52

I was on the east TERRACING that day, bloody fantastic it was. The sway when we scored has rarely been bettered in my time. Perhaps the only time it came close(apart fi derbys) was when Gareth Evans scored two awfie late goals against the arabs on the 28th December one year(that was my birthday).

Remember the big crash barriers that ye used to lean on? Christ they were murder in a massive sway!!

Oh there go the yam fuds singing the gaaaaaaay song!!Twats!!

Ignore Jambo orders · 10-08-06, 00:44

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I was on the east TERRACING that day, bloody fantastic it was. The sway when we scored has rarely been bettered in my time. Perhaps the only time it came close(apart fi derbys) was when Gareth Evans scored two awfie late goals against the arabs on the 28th December one year(that was my birthday).

Remember the big crash barriers that ye used to lean on? Christ they were murder in a massive sway!!

Oh there go the yam fuds singing the gaaaaaaay song!!Twats!!

My birthday is 9th August so Iv'e been treated to the best sway ever (agree totally), the best goal ever(Chico from the 1/2 way line) and now the best 2 late goal comeback by AEK Athens.
9th August is a barry day to be a Hibby, unless you were a Hibby living in Nagasaki in 1945 of course.

Chorley_fm · 10-08-06, 00:58

Remember it well....

Souness complaining of a ripped sock..everybody booked / involved apart from Roughie (??)

McCoist having a swing at somebody and running away...

Great game and great memories

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Ignore Jambo orders · 10-08-06, 01:11

I think Roughie stayed out of it because he had already been booked, otherwise he'd have done a Chris Woods style sprint to join in the paggering. Either that or he's a shiter.

Toolpusher · 10-08-06, 04:00

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I think Roughie stayed out of it because he had already been booked, otherwise he'd have done a Chris Woods style sprint to join in the paggering. Either that or he's a shiter.

Phone him up on Real Radio and ask him
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Seven Tattoos · 10-08-06, 09:01

Considering the way that Roughie had got the hun by the neck who had ran on and tried to attack him at the Dunbar End only the previous Christmas (1-1, Tortolano, Sat 21.12.85) I think it's fair to say that he's no shite-bag.

But, if you dinnae believe me, do as TP suggests. And shout some abuse at that wee hertz kant Ewan Cameron while you're at it!

**JamieHibby** · 10-08-06, 10:44

Remember that game well, here is my memento of that game
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**JamieHibby** · 10-08-06, 10:49

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Was at the game, that day in history also my birthday. Great win over the huns at the start of the souness revolution. what sticks in my mind is the photo of when souness was sent off going past George Mc Cluskey with that evil grin on his face. I have hated souness ever since. At the end of that debacle souness got I believe a 2 week ban while Mc Cluskey sat out 6 weeks injured.
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At least we derailed the revolution (sadly) slightly. That was a good birthday for me:YAYYY:

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Johnny Vegas · 10-08-06, 10:59

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Remember that game well, here is my memento of that game
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you couldn't scan the page with the mascot on it up here could you?

it's my brother

cheers mate

Johnny Vegas · 10-08-06, 11:01

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I think Roughie stayed out of it because he had already been booked, otherwise he'd have done a Chris Woods style sprint to join in the paggering. Either that or he's a shiter.

i just think roughie couldn't be arsed running all that way

didn't a few hibs players get their fine overturned a few months later-fulton and mickey weir seem to ring a bell
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**JamieHibby** · 10-08-06, 11:08

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you couldn't scan the page with the mascot on it up here could you?

it's my brother

cheers mate

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Johnny Vegas · 10-08-06, 11:37

different class mate,thanks for that
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he's coming round in a minute,i'll wind him up

the stupid gunts got his birthday wrong

and did they have to put his whole home address
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**Kenny** · 10-08-06, 11:45

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Class...james on tinternet '86 style.

**Greenscratch** · 10-08-06, 11:46

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20yrs!!
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I remember the game well. The sways were a sensation that day
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I was "middle middle" in the East and it phuckin ROCKED! I swear someone burned a Union Jack!!

Beeeedie! 1-0 to HIBS!! :YAYYY:

Souness quoted that game as the WORST ever in his career. He was sooooooooooooooooooo embarrassed as his dad watched him getting sent off.
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The tackle on Beastie was outragious
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Great days.

BRING BACK THE TERRACING :YAYYY: :YAYYY:

09-08-06, 11:04	#1
Seven Tattoos Timothy Claypole Radge Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Cardiff Age: 37 Posts: 1,913 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 4	On This Date In History IT WAS TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY....Saturday 9th August 1986 Hibernian 2-1 dirty or@nge bastards (can I say that? I just did!) Graeme Suness's (as they call him in Liverpool) debut for the ethos of evil. At Easter Road, near Albert Street (where his Dad grew up, as Stuart Cosgrove so evocatively chronicled in 'Hampden Babylon'). I was on the beach at Southerndown, near Bridgend, with my trusty tranny, and at about quarter to four I tuned into the sports station (not Radio 5, cannae mind what its predecessor was called) and the moaning, ginger, constipated, nasal, middle-class Kelvinside tones of Roddy Forsyth (Fanny Rosyth more like!) arrestingly conveyed that Saughton Mains' prodigal son had experienced an inauspicious start. I thought well, mebbe we're drawin n he's been booked. No, much better than that! He'd been sent oaf n Hibs were 2-1 up! Have you ever done a daft wee dance oan a beach, screamin 'Dad, Grant, we're beatin the huns n Souness hus been sent oaf!'? I have. I did it there and then! Stuart Beedie (who had scored the last league goal of the 85-86 season - for Dundee Utd, at the Dunbar End - at Easter Road) had scored the first goal of the 86-87 season (at Easter Road, at the Dunbar End!) had put us a goal up before they got their penalty because Ally McCoist had a trapped pube. Or something similarly innocuous. However, after about 25 minutes, the moustachioed, curly haired, perma-tanned jizz jiggler raked Beastie down his calf and what Arthur Motson would have called a 'rammy' ensued. The ref red carded him and Willie Irvine (mark 2) crossed for the previous season's one season wonder Stevie Cowan to net from close range. I recall thinkin 'how many goals will the Hibs get in the second half' (I was 14 and a bit naive I suppose), as it turned out there were no more goals. Well, I'd've settled for a win pre-match (to put it in perspective we've only beaten them seven times in thirty-eight subsequent such fixtures) so I was happy. The talking point, of course, was Souness's sending oaf. I remember listenin to my Dad's old pal John Greig (I caddied for him at a 'Show-am' at Strathaven Golf Club only the year before) commenting on how horrendous a challenge it had been, as we listened to the car radio on the way home. Back in 1986 (we'd only been livin in South Wales for a month at the time) gettin information about Scottish football was far more difficult than today; there was no Sky, Ceefax was limited, no internet, no Hi-Bees Bounce. So I eagerly watched the ITN News hopin for some reference to the day's events. I was not disappointed, the dispassionate tones of John Suchet introduced the 'happening' and we were treated to footage of the incident, complete with Cock Brown soundin like he was goin to cry/ejaculate/wet the bed. The most amusing bit was, immediately after the footage, Suchet dryly remarking that 'viewers in Scotland can see all the highlights of the play of that game tomorrow, on Scotsport'. Now then, now then.

09-08-06, 11:17	#3
NGP Mental Radge Join Date: May 2003 Location: Sunny Livi Age: 40 Posts: 490 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 6	Re: On This Date In History One of my all-time favourite matches. I was in the East that day, unusually for me, my normal seat was with my folks in the Cowshed. Things I remember, Being in three diffrent places in the terracing, I must of moved 50 yards without my feet touching the ground on both the goals and we celebrated Souness's sending off like a cup final win! To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Chanting 'What a waste of money' re Butcher & Woods. Every player on the pitch except Cowan & Roughie in trouble with SFA. The Cameras were in the Main stand that season and had a great view of Souness trudging off, with big George being carried off by two Hibs staff. IIRC the Huns fighting amongst themselves towards the end of the game. A good day! To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. __________________ Not all Hearts fans are stupid But stupid people tend to be Hearts fans

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crabbitt Toddler Radge Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: East Edinburgh Age: 57 Posts: 76 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 4	Re: On This Date In History Was at the game, that day in history also my birthday. Great win over the huns at the start of the souness revolution. what sticks in my mind is the photo of when souness was sent off going past George Mc Cluskey with that evil grin on his face. I have hated souness ever since. At the end of that debacle souness got I believe a 2 week ban while Mc Cluskey sat out 6 weeks injured. To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. At least we derailed the revolution (sadly) slightly. That was a good birthday for me:YAYYY: __________________ GGTTH

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Johnny Vegas Poros Massive Radge Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: east edinburgh Age: 32 Posts: 3,318 Thanks: 2 Thanked 13 Times in 7 Posts Rep Power: 10	Re: On This Date In History remember it clear as day my wee brother was the mascot so i was "backstage" most of the day,got to meet the new english "superstars",and took a seat in the center stand to see my bro lead out the hibs remember there was sticky buns everywhere that day,can't remember too many hibees sat in the center stand and the cowshed was full of them too remember having too walk through hordes of huns to get to the fifty club over the road in the eighties we always seemed to get rangers either the first or second game of the season and gave them a few beatings 86/87-2-1 87/88-1-0 88/89-0-0(at ibrox) 89-90-2-0(thank you bonnie ginsburg To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. ) __________________ I don't mind being by myself Don't wanta be anywhere else Just wanna be in Edinburgh I wish I was an Edinburgh man

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Seven Tattoos Timothy Claypole Radge Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Cardiff Age: 37 Posts: 1,913 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 4	Re: On This Date In History Happy Birthday Crabbitt! Judging by your avatar you were 35 that day; well I'm 35 when we're at Love Street and I hope my half-a Biblical lifespan milestone witnesses another momentous Hibs occasion. But it could never compare with that!

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cavalier Duke of Radgaria Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Carrick knowe Age: 38 Posts: 5,510 My Mood: Thanks: 129 Thanked 36 Times in 19 Posts Rep Power: 18	Re: On This Date In History I was on the east TERRACING that day, bloody fantastic it was. The sway when we scored has rarely been bettered in my time. Perhaps the only time it came close(apart fi derbys) was when Gareth Evans scored two awfie late goals against the arabs on the 28th December one year(that was my birthday). Remember the big crash barriers that ye used to lean on? Christ they were murder in a massive sway!! Oh there go the yam fuds singing the gaaaaaaay song!!Twats!! __________________ ..."I am the Shape Of Things To Come, the Lord of the Flies, Holder Of The Sword Sinister… The Death-Bringer… I am the one who waits on the edge of your dreams… I am all these things and many more…"

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Chorley_fm Toddler Radge Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Stonehaven Age: 37 Posts: 141 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 4	Re: On This Date In History Remember it well.... Souness complaining of a ripped sock..everybody booked / involved apart from Roughie (??) McCoist having a swing at somebody and running away... Great game and great memories To view links or images in this forum 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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Seven Tattoos Timothy Claypole Radge Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Cardiff Age: 37 Posts: 1,913 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 4	Re: On This Date In History Considering the way that Roughie had got the hun by the neck who had ran on and tried to attack him at the Dunbar End only the previous Christmas (1-1, Tortolano, Sat 21.12.85) I think it's fair to say that he's no shite-bag. But, if you dinnae believe me, do as TP suggests. And shout some abuse at that wee hertz kant Ewan Cameron while you're at it!

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Johnny Vegas Poros Massive Radge Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: east edinburgh Age: 32 Posts: 3,318 Thanks: 2 Thanked 13 Times in 7 Posts Rep Power: 10	Re: On This Date In History different class mate,thanks for that To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. he's coming round in a minute,i'll wind him up the stupid gunts got his birthday wrong and did they have to put his whole home address To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. __________________ I don't mind being by myself Don't wanta be anywhere else Just wanna be in Edinburgh I wish I was an Edinburgh man

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Greenscratch Radge Flag Owner and Private Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Auld reekie Age: 35 Posts: 769 Thanks: 47 Thanked 28 Times in 13 Posts Rep Power: 4	Re: On This Date In History To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. 20yrs!! To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. I remember the game well. The sways were a sensation that day To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. I was "middle middle" in the East and it phuckin ROCKED! I swear someone burned a Union Jack!! Beeeedie! 1-0 to HIBS!! :YAYYY: Souness quoted that game as the WORST ever in his career. He was sooooooooooooooooooo embarrassed as his dad watched him getting sent off. To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. The tackle on Beastie was outragious To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Great days. BRING BACK THE TERRACING :YAYYY: :YAYYY:

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