Minutes SilenceScottish Premier Hibernian by U12621845 03 January 2009 Means be quiet out of respect for a fella that died recently. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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glesgahibby (U7781667) posted Jan 5, 2009 fair doos 22.. making a mint at the moment in new alluminium pegs.got some realy cheap gear from abroad.all the best
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U12621845 posted Jan 5, 2009 Ooh, you wont find me buying unless it's British. Those pegs may shimer in the low winter sun. But they'll bend.
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jedigoggs (U13733454) posted Jan 5, 2009 Thanks Glesgahibby.
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glesgahibby (U7781667) posted Jan 5, 2009 cheers jed.. 22 times are hard ma man.feel guilty about buying abroad but i got a whole sub full this morn for much cheapness.couldnt help myself.
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1Wattie (U11221085) posted Jan 5, 2009 22,
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U12621845 posted Jan 5, 2009 I saw your response, wattie. I also saw all of the other initial responses from your fellow fans. Largely commendable.
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1Wattie (U11221085) posted Jan 5, 2009 22
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62 dav - (oo2baHibee) (U2286714) posted Jan 5, 2009 Going back over all the posts on this thread the following points i would like to state;
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g00dheart (U13428598) posted Jan 5, 2009 Davscotcar, I have let it be known in my earlier posts, how i feel regarding the minority of Hibs fans who spoiled the minutes silence, and to those so-called Hearts supporters who made me and other decent Hearts supporters ashamed, by hurling vile abuse at Dean Shields, i hope that they will not disgrace our club on Sunday, and leave Dean alone.As for the minutes silence you are right, it should only ever be used for sport, and not royalty, or religion.
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Kirk Broadfoot's Microwave (U6753535) posted Jan 6, 2009 I'm not going to condone the actions of some of the Hibs fans at Tynecastle as it is out of respect that they should of kept quiet as they would of expected the silence from Hearts fans if it was a Hibs player that had died. Comment on this article
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