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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9. Striker: Lawrie Reilly
They don't make them like this anymore. A one club man who is widely regarded as Hibs greatest ever player in many quarters. Part of the famous five, no greatest ever Hibs team would be complete with Lawrie and your vote reflected that. Photo: Contributed
10. Striker: Joe Baker
Once described as 'one of Britain's most underrated strikers', Baker nips into the striking role by a narrow four votes. The Scouser scored 102 goals for the Hibees and nips in ahead of Jimmy O'Rourke by a whisker. Photo: Contributed
11. Left wing: Arthur Duncan
A big fan favourite, Duncan could play outside left or up top. He joined from Partick Thistle in the late 1960s and went on to gain six caps for Scotland. There was a lot of votes for Eric Stevenson in this position, but 'Nijinsky' just edged the voting. Photo: Contributed