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Seven Tattoos · 09-08-06, 12:10

Nine years ago today: Saturday 9 August 1997, the league cup (sponsored by Coca Cola?), Hibs 3-1 Alloa.

Haven't got a feckin clue about the order of scorin but I do recall that Sir Chic of Charnleyness scored from his own half in this game, a feat Super Pat McGinlay emulated a fortnight later.

**southfieldhibby** · 09-08-06, 12:34

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Nine years ago today: Saturday 9 August 1997, the league cup (sponsored by Coca Cola?), Hibs 3-1 Alloa.

Haven't got a feckin clue about the order of scorin but I do recall that Sir Chic of Charnleyness scored from his own half in this game, a feat Super Pat McGinlay emulated a fortnight later.

The first game the wife attended and she managed to miss chico's fine effort
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Was McGinlays goal against Falkirk away by any chance?
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**rude_boy** · 09-08-06, 12:47

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Was McGinlays goal against Falkirk away by any chance?
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Killie at home in a 4-0 win.

If I remember correctly at the same match a young guy got on the pitch at half time from the east and laid a wreath or some flowers on the centre spot. I think he got kicked out for his efforts

Seven Tattoos · 09-08-06, 12:55

That was in memorial for a Hibs Boy who had recently died. In fact, I believe that the deceased in question's funeral had been held that morning.

I'd imagine there are others on this site who could provide you with greater details of that.

**HailHail** · 09-08-06, 12:57

4 past killie, 5 past the pars, a home win v celtic, it was looking good.
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Johnny Vegas · 09-08-06, 13:08

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Killie at home in a 4-0 win.

If I remember correctly at the same match a young guy got on the pitch at half time from the east and laid a wreath or some flowers on the centre spot. I think he got kicked out for his efforts

i know the guy that done that

after years of drug problems he got his act together and is now a serious runner and competes in marathons all over britian and does very well

Johnny Vegas · 09-08-06, 13:08

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That was in memorial for a Hibs Boy who had recently died. In fact, I believe that the deceased in question's funeral had been held that morning.

I'd imagine there are others on this site who could provide you with greater details of that.

yeah,thats right

Smurf · 09-08-06, 15:22

Chico's was a much better goal than Pat's..

Charnley was in our half and it was scored up the slope..
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**southfieldhibby** · 09-08-06, 17:18

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Killie at home in a 4-0 win.

If I remember correctly at the same match a young guy got on the pitch at half time from the east and laid a wreath or some flowers on the centre spot. I think he got kicked out for his efforts

I seem to recall him scoring at Brockville on a windy,rainy miserable as feck night from the half-way line too...a run of spectacular goals there including a Davie Fellinger peach.

Am I imagining this goal?
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**GloryGlory** · 09-08-06, 17:25

A shame Chicos goals was never caught on t.v. Well I dont think it was anyway. If Beckham had scored that goal it would be getting classed as one of the premierships best ever goals.

Seven Tattoos · 09-08-06, 17:27

I'm sure the game you are thinkin of is a 3-2 defeat suffered in a mid-week game shortly after we won the Skol Cup, i.e. mid-November 1991, probably Wednesday the 13th. Pat got both goals that night.

Incidentally Fellie only ever scored two competitive first team goals for the Hibs, both at Easter Road and both against Dundee Utd:
Sat 9.9.89 2-0 Fellinger, Evans
Sat 20.4.91 1-0 Fellinger.

HibbyAndy · 09-08-06, 18:27

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I'm sure the game you are thinkin of is a 3-2 defeat suffered in a mid-week game shortly after we won the Skol Cup, i.e. mid-November 1991, probably Wednesday the 13th. Pat got both goals that night.

Incidentally Fellie only ever scored two competitive first team goals for the Hibs, both at Easter Road and both against Dundee Utd:Sat 9.9.89 2-0 Fellinger, Evans
Sat 20.4.91 1-0 Fellinger.

IIRC Fellinger scored against falkirk at brockville in the late 80's early 90's, he may even have got 2 that day, but defo scored.

Johnny Vegas · 09-08-06, 18:31

i'm sure fellinger scored against dunfermline as well at east end park, not long after the skol cup

Seven Tattoos · 09-08-06, 20:42

I'm willing to be corrected but (at the risk of soundin like an arrogant twat - which I am!) I cannae recall Fellie scorin other than the two Arabs games I've mentioned.

I think we need Bobby S or Gunner to confirm his scoring record.

**HailHail** · 09-08-06, 21:53

fellenger scored a brace against Falkirk at brockville early to mid 90's, of course i might he horridly wrong again....

**HailHail** · 09-08-06, 21:54

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IIRC Fellinger scored against falkirk at brockville in the late 80's early 90's, he may even have got 2 that day, but defo scored.

you're right! 2-2 or 3-2 win for us. i think, around xmas and it was foul weather.

BoomtownHibeys · 09-08-06, 21:54

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Chico's was a much better goal than Pat's..

Charnley was in our half and it was scored up the slope..
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Were both goals no scored into the same end?

**chrissy-r-hfc** · 09-08-06, 22:25

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A shame Chicos goals was never caught on t.v. Well I dont think it was anyway. If Beckham had scored that goal it would be getting classed as one of the premierships best ever goals.

He did, and it did.
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Ignore Jambo orders · 10-08-06, 00:29

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Were both goals no scored into the same end?

No Chico's was up the slope when he seemed too be the only person in the ground who saw the keeper fannying about on the edge of his box and chipped the poor sap. McGinley's was definately scored down the slope. It was not as lofted at Chico's. Lashed with some power and it fair bulletted in.

**tricky** · 10-08-06, 08:19

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fellenger scored a brace against Falkirk at brockville early to mid 90's, of course i might he horridly wrong again....

he certainly did, a 2-2 draw on boxing day and the 2nd was a cracker.

Smurf · 10-08-06, 09:30

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Were both goals no scored into the same end?

No. As i said Charnley up the slope and Mcginley down the slope..

Seven Tattoos · 10-08-06, 09:38

We need this situation with Fellie clarified cos I stand by what I said. Also, we never drew 2-2 with Falkirk at Brockville on a Boxing Day in the 90s, however, we did draw 3-3 there on Boxing Day 92 (and Neil Orr missed a penalty).

Toolpusher · 10-08-06, 09:43

...and what happened tae his dour-faced brother Gordon that used to run the newsagents at the top of Broughton Street?

Did he jump? Or was he pushed?
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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	On This Date In History (wrap of whizz re-mix) Nine years ago today: Saturday 9 August 1997, the league cup (sponsored by Coca Cola?), Hibs 3-1 Alloa. Haven't got a feckin clue about the order of scorin but I do recall that Sir Chic of Charnleyness scored from his own half in this game, a feat Super Pat McGinlay emulated a fortnight later.

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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 (wrap of whizz re-mix) That was in memorial for a Hibs Boy who had recently died. In fact, I believe that the deceased in question's funeral had been held that morning. I'd imagine there are others on this site who could provide you with greater details of that.

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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 (wrap of whizz re-mix) I'm sure the game you are thinkin of is a 3-2 defeat suffered in a mid-week game shortly after we won the Skol Cup, i.e. mid-November 1991, probably Wednesday the 13th. Pat got both goals that night. Incidentally Fellie only ever scored two competitive first team goals for the Hibs, both at Easter Road and both against Dundee Utd: Sat 9.9.89 2-0 Fellinger, Evans Sat 20.4.91 1-0 Fellinger.

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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 (wrap of whizz re-mix) I'm willing to be corrected but (at the risk of soundin like an arrogant twat - which I am!) I cannae recall Fellie scorin other than the two Arabs games I've mentioned. I think we need Bobby S or Gunner to confirm his scoring record.

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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 (wrap of whizz re-mix) We need this situation with Fellie clarified cos I stand by what I said. Also, we never drew 2-2 with Falkirk at Brockville on a Boxing Day in the 90s, however, we did draw 3-3 there on Boxing Day 92 (and Neil Orr missed a penalty).

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