Lyle Lanley

If we can get to 15. I'll give everyone else a 2nd shot to fill up the remaining spaces.

That has saved Hearts season.

Still 18 places to go folks.

I have always said Joe Newell was a magnificent player.

Utterly dreadful defending.

I’m looking forward to the day she says Fraser Murray is the biggest prospect in the game.

Easy victory for the crayon-eaters.

Dempster’s comment about Shaw being one of the best young talents in Europe looks really stupid now.

19 places to go folks!

Josh Vela has left the building.

It's time to do it all over again. This year everyone will be drawn a random number. Only #30 places for both rumbles, so sign up quick! Everyone has to greenie the winner and the poster who's number was the least time spent in the ring will get red dotted. Closing date will be this coming Saturday evening and the draw will be made after that. Good luck to everyone this year. 1. Lyle Lanley 2. CEMSFC 3. FifeArab 4. Cb_diamond 5. Mark Connolly 6. BWAClyde 7. TheGoon 8. Jeff Venom 9. Ludo*1 10. boulderdomb 11. SamuraiJock 12. bernardblack 13. JamieStevenson 14. berwick-the-unbeatable

Tannadice is also a massive bear pit of a stadium.

It’ll be good to pump them back at Easter Road in the replay.

No hot drinks or food available from the hibs end it seems.

Newell to come on and score a last minute winner.

Completely forgot about this year tbh . I'll get a thread set up in the next day or so.

Hibs Twitter now lads.

You could always head to Dalkeith and check out the finest nightclub in the region called The Park.

This reminds me when Butcher told most of our squad to find new clubs only to be stuck with these players after the transfer window had passed.

Ryan McGivern was decent in his first season. Shame he preferred to spend more time in George Street in his 2nd season with us .

Thought Yantorno would have been a great player for us but barely played and was punted after 1 season.

The old intro to the Drybrough Cup.

Patrick Vieira and Robert Pires in Ian Murray's testimonial. King Kenny played in Alan Sneddon's testimonial.

I picked one up on ebay a few years ago.