Over the last few weeks, we’ve been asking our Hibs supporting readers to pick their all-time best ever starting eleven.
There’s been so many greats that have walked through the doors at Easter Road that it’s almost impossible to narrow it down, so we asked you, the supporters, to tell us who your choice was as the best ever in each position.
From the Famous Five to the much loved Turnbull’s Tornadoes side, the selections go all the way up to modern day, with Hibs’ Scottish Cup heroes of 2016 gaining plenty mentions. You have chosen some true legends from every era right across the park in this ultimate Hibees starting eleven, so read on to see who makes the cut.
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1. Goalkeeper: Andy Goram
The legendary Scottish goalkeeper had competition from another goalkeeping icon, Jim Leighton, but the 43 times capped Scotland international is who you chose as the best Hibees number one ever. Photo: JPI Media
2. Right back: John Brownlie
A sure fire winner for Hibs fans was John Brownlie. The right back won the vote as 'best ever' quite convincingly. Photo: JPI Media
3. Left back: Eric Schaedler
As one fan said - 'Shades was immense'. This was a hotly contested spot, with David Murphy, Lewis Stevenson and John Park all running him close, but the fan favourite won out for his performances throughout the 1970s. Photo: Contributed
4. Central midfield: Pat Stanton
The Edinburgh born player was given plenty mentions in both the centre back and central midfield position, but in your starting XI he sneaks into the midfield role based on volume of mentions. A terrific player in both positions though, and fully deserving of a spot. Photo: Contributed