[Closed] Hibernian FC

You can go lower than that surely. How about Stenhousemuir or cowdenbeath etc.

Do you like cabbages?

Sectarianism? Having said that they are my team as much as I have one and not as bad as some.

They're every bit as bad as the two in Glasgow TJ.

Dumbarton football club will fulfill all your disappointment needs. I assure you.

Can you escape sectarianism in Scotland? I was astonished how it subtly weedled into so many things.

Joshvegas yes I could, been to Montrose’s ground, must be brutal playing there in a winter gale, Brechin City is not a city 😂

They can be your Scottish team Piggie. They’re “mine” but really, it’s because of the song. I’m eagerly awaiting the restart of the Chilean league so I can keep up with how Huachipato FC are doing. 😂

Yep this alone is good enough reason
Scottish Cup Final 2016

Is it a requirement to have a Scottish team?

I don't have one even though I can see Fir Park out of my window.

'Mon the Mighty Dossers fae the Shire!*

* Don't know if i'm doing this right. It's my first time.

DD that’s sealed it then, cheers x x

Brechin City is not a city 😂

That's my Scottish team, other half is from there.

Surely its got to be Fort William FC on here?

Stirling Albion

For me because it was the first team I watched on a regular basis , due to livng in Dunblane from late 1969 to May 1972 ( I had been to Elland Road a couple of time prior and they are my main team , M O T )

2 reasons it should be yours

1/ They are now a " Fan Owned " club and the fans recently raised £30,000 to help them through the corona virus situation.
and

2/ There is a Team called the Gambinos in ( surprisingly enough ) the Gambia who sponsored by a fan and who wear old Bino kits.

Plus

They will never .... ever amount to much and as such any success will be a very pleasant surprise

perchypanther
Member

Is it a requirement to have a Scottish team?

Yes, that’s why I follow the mighty Lochgelly United FC. Going through a bit of a lean patch at the moment but Come on the Happylanders!

OP: Edinburgh City.

FatOldGit - agree completely.

C'mon the Binos!!!

(Many happy memories of watching the Binos in recent years as my sons "worked" as ball boys. Have never forgiven Chris Smith for signing my youngest's goalkeeping gloves: they immediately got retired to the shelf of honour and I had to buy him a new pair.
H still plays for the Young Reds - he's the enforcer in the centre of defence for the 2008s.)

Go for my team, Alloa. Best part time team in Scotland. Always full of squeaky bum times trying to avoid relegation from championship. We finished third bottom last year....our best ever and avoided the usual relegation playoff.

I am a life long football fan (Hull City). I have supported the same team all my life after my dad took me to my first game aged 2 or 3. When living in different parts of the country or through other family I have picked up a number of teams that I always check the scores (Carlisle Utd, Villa, Wrexham, Morecambe, Berwick Rangers). All apart from Berwick have been my local team at some point and I went to games when I could. A trip to see Hull would always have been a preference. As a result I don't understand how people can just pick a team that they don't have a link to the area or club.

If you are wanting a Scottish team then pick a random lower league team or somewhere you have been on holiday. The SPL is dull with not much to play for unless you follow Celtic. The lower league teams have some interesting results throughout the season and if you are ever in the area the welcome at a small club is always better.

I'd opt for one of the newer teams, those who've recently appeared on the scene and are still fighting their way to glory. Rangers maybe?

cowdenbeath

'mon the coo's.

I've a brother in law who travels up for every home game they play.

From Nottingham.

🤔

They are mine. Majority of my family are from Edinburgh and Bo'ness and supported Hibs. I was born in Bolton so Bolton and Hibernian for me, both equally gash, Bolton more so.
Have been to 10 Hibs games and two Edinburgh derby games which was ace, last one not so much as we got pumped 😡

Never understood having a team from another country, I'd rather go watch the juniors than the EPL tbh.

I’d rather go watch the juniors

Eeka peeka pukka po!

Based in Faslane and Rosyth in the 90's meant catching a lot of games with mates.

Some of the best football memories I have came standing on the terraces at Cappielow, Partick Thistle or at Falkirk.

I once saw Dean Windass score 4 goals in extra time for Aberdeen against Morton in a midweek cup tie every one a worldy. Morton had pegged the big boys back to 3-3 in normal time. The atmosphere in the cow shed was fantastic.

If you go hibees it'll make you and I mortal enemies.

Well, I'm genetically a Hearts fan but Scottish football's shite so I can't really be bothered. I do like watching the insane Hearts rollercoaster ride though, there's always something fun happening.

Never understood having a team from another country

You just don’t really understand sport then.

Friend of mine is a big Hibees fan. So much so that when his son was on University Challenge (last season I think) he wore a Hibs sweatshirt in the audience and got name checked in all the fanzines. Must have worked as they won with his lad getting the winning question.

If you go hibees it’ll make you and I mortal enemies.

I can live with that 😂

Bizarre how touchy some people are, STW is a broad church.

Got the shirt, proud member of the Hibee family.

Eeka peeka pukka po!

You ever heard the story of how that started Perchy? 🙈

Behave yourself DD 😋

Joshvegas yes I could, been to Montrose’s ground, must be brutal playing there in a winter gale,

Screw you Mister!

Ducky what did I say? 🤔🤔

Nobeer why can’t you support a team from another country?

More the feeling of needing to have a Scottish team, I never said you couldn't, merely that I find it odd.

I even have a Chilean team now.

You ever heard the story of how that started Perchy?

From what I hear, the people in the story didn't hear how it started either. 🙂

😆

I once saw Dean Windass score 4 goals in extra time for Aberdeen against Morton in a midweek cup tie every one a worldy. Morton had pegged the big boys back to 3-3 in normal time. The atmosphere in the cow shed was fantastic.

I was at that game too. Rotten result (guess who I support) but an amazing match. I think Aberdeen were leading 0-2 with about twenty minutes of normal time left. Morton got three quick goals to go 3-2 ahead and an amazing comeback was on the cards. Then Aberdeen equalised in the 90th minute (a penalty I think) then ran riot in extra-time as Morton tired. Finished 3-7.

I once saw Dean Windass score 4 goals in extra time

Not one of my favourite footballers, he scored the goal that stopped Bristol City getting into the premiership. Ruined my day out at Wembley.

Aberdeen are my team but I wouldn't recommend them to anyone, the fans are never happy. We did win something last year though, an award for their community work. I reckon if I supported another team I might go with Arbroath as that's where my grandparents were from. Or Motherwell, I reckon their fans are easily pleased and I think in recent years they've been everywhere from 2nd top to 2nd bottom, they humped some diddy team called Rangers/Sevco in the play offs to stay up. So never a dull moment with them, I also remember hearing that in the holidays they feed kids that get free school meals. I'd like to think that was quite common but I just remember hearing about Motherwell doing it.

guess who I support

Morton is clearly the choice of any right thinking person, and so far as I have a team, they are it.

DOI grew up near the Watt College.

Away the nock.

Do you like cabbages?

And getting caught in the rain?

That Morton Aberdeen game will stick long in my memory, think it was Billy Dodds who scored a hat trick for the Dons. The singing from the fans was brutal. The Morton fans mentioned more than once the inter relationship with sheep and lack of a father in a particular tune that lasted something like 120mins.

Sorry it’s Arbroath whose ground is right by the sea.