Nostalgia

The Leith Festival was attended by key supporters of the 'Hand Off Hibs' campaign. Proclaimers Craig Reid and Charlie Reid on the open top bus with footballer Gordon Strachan.

16 photos remembering Hands Off Hibs campaign

The Hibs touring team at Stadion Letná (L-R): Willie Finnigan, Sammy Kean, Jimmy Kerr, Davy Shaw, Jock Weir, Hugh Howie, Arthur Milne, Bobby Nutley, Peter Aird, Gordon Smith, and Johnny Aitkenhead

When Hibs played in Germany before touring Czechoslovakia

The Hibs team of 1939. Back row left to right: Logan, Shaw, Birse, Rice, Kerr, Prior. Front row: McIntyre, Finnegan, Milne, Davidson, and Nutley

Hibs' most notable one-appearance players

Khari Jones, celebrates winning the World Bowl in 1996.

Scottish Claymores: 20 photos Scotland’s American Football team in the 1990s

The 1970 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony at Meadownbank Stadium.

23 pictures to take you back to the 1970 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games

A view of children performing their dance routines at the opening ceremony of the Edinburgh Commonwealth Games 1986, at Meadowbank stadium.

23 pictures to take you back to the 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games

A general view of Easter Road

Hibs nostalgia: Easter Road, Hibernian Park, and Leith Hibernians

Some of our local sporting stars of 2021

21 stars of 2021: top sportsmen and women of the year

Buchanan still has the same grin - and fighting spirit

Edinburgh boxing legend Ken Buchanan says he's 'lived a great life'.

The Hibs team of 1947/48 - although Leslie Johnston is not pictured. Gordon Smith (front row, second left) Eddie Turnbull (front row, third right), Willie Ormond (front row, second right) and Lawrie Reilly (back row, extreme left) are all present

When Hibs scored 29 goals in five games during a tour of Norway and Sweden

Kyle Lafferty and Steven Naismith each finished top goalscorer for Hearts in consecutive seasons.

The top Hearts goalscorer from each of the last 12 seasons

Sammy Nelson of Arsenal and Jimmy O'Rourke of Hibs sport classic examples of their clubs' iconic jerseys

Why Hibs and Arsenal adopted white sleeves in the 1930s

Hearts lost on their last trip to Peterhead. Picture: SNS

Hearts look to end 60 years of League Cup disappointment

Scott Allan is keen to make up for lost time ater fearing he would have to quit the game he loves

Allan opens up on heart condition he feared would force him to quit football

Garry O'Connor keeps a close eye on Leeds United's Julian Joachim during a pre-season clash in July 2004 - the Whyte & MacKay Challenge Cup, as both teams were sponsored by the whisky. Leeds ran out 3-1 winners.

Everton, Leeds, and Man United: Hibs friendlies against English opposition

The Hibs team during the 1914/15 season. Included are Matt Paterson (third left in the back row) and James Hendren (furthest right in the middle row)

Hibs and World War I: The Easter Road players who fought for their country
As the world marks 105 years since the start of the Battle of the Somme, Patrick McPartlin looks at the Hibs players involved in the First World War

Romelu Lukakau celebrates completing his hat-trick at Tynecastle. Picture: Getty

Remembering when a Euro 2020 hero put Hearts to the sword

Hibs duo Josh Doig and Kevin Nisbet could attract big money offers this summer. (Photo by Mark Scates / SNS Group)

Hibs record transfer sales - and where might Nisbet and Doig fit in?

Hearts players surround Juanma Delgado after scoring against St Johnstone on the opening day of the 2015/16 Scottish Premiership season.

Recalling Hearts' flying start on last return to the Scottish Premiership

The tournament programme, left, and a colourised image of Lawrie Reilly, who scored three goals at the tournament

When Hibs travelled to Brazil to play in the first Club World Cup

Scotland football fans pictured at Wembley

18 photos transporting you back to Scotland wins against England at Wembley

A colourised version of a black and white image showing Scotland captain Jimmy McMullan leading his team out at Wembley in 1928

Scotland's nine wins against England at Wembley

John Fraser welcomes Svein 'Matta' Mathisen, left, and Isak Arne Refvik to Easter Road in November 1978

Mathisen and Refvik: The first Norwegians to play for Hibs

Craig Levein and Dave McPherson in Scotland's line-up for the 2-1 victory over Sweden at Italia '90. Picture: SNS

10 Hearts players to represent Scotland at World Cup or Euros

Kevin Kyle celebrates after scoring the winning goal against Hibs on New Year's Day, 2011. Picture: SNS

Remembering the Hearts career of the brief but beloved Kyle

Action from Hibs' 11-1 win against Hamilton Accies on November 6 1965. Eric Stevenson hit a hat-trick; Jim Scott and Jimmy O'Rourke netted doubles, and Peter Cormack, Davie Hogg, and Joe Davis all scored once along with an own goal by Jim Small

13 photos to transport you back to watching Hibs in the 1960s

The Hibs squad of 1920/21, many of whom travelled to Denmark for an end-of-season tour in May 1921

When Hibs sailed to Denmark for the club's first overseas tour
Throughout the course of the club’s near 150-year history, Hibs have often been at the forefront of innovation.

Rudi Skacel (left) celebrates Hearts' Scottish Cup win with team-mate Paul Hartley, who was red carded in the closing stages of extra time. Picture: SNS

Recalling the nerve-shredding tension of the 2006 Scottish Cup final

Dundee Hibernians and Edinburgh Hibernians (hooped shirts) teams and staff come together for a picture to mark their friendly match to open Tannadice Park in 1909

How Hibs helped pave the way for the formation of Dundee United

Hearts fans brought newspapers into Ibrox to celebrate their team finishing ahead of Rangers prior to the season's final game. Picture: SNS

Recalling Hearts fans trolling Rangers on season's final day

John Collins in action against RFC Liege

When 2000 Hibs fans travelled to Liege in 1989

Austin McCann receives hero worship after netting a last gasp winner for Hearts. Picture: SNS

The Hearts team that beat Celtic with a last-minute stunner

The Hearts players celebrate as they lift the Scottish Championship trophy after a 2-2 draw with Rangers at Tynecastle on May 2, 2015.

How Hearts' late comeback against Rangers saved the 2015 title party

Mark McGeown, Stranraer goalkeeper, foils Hibs again at Stair Park in January 2002

Last Hibs team to face Stranraer at Stair Park on Scottish Cup duty

An artist's impression of the proposed new ground at Straiton

The Hibs stadium merry-go-round of the early Nineties

Allan Johnston, right, scores the winning goal as Hearts defeat Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup semi-final at Hampden Park. Picture: SNS

Hampden hero recalls ending Hearts' semi-final hoodoo 25 years on

The Hibs squad line up for the traditional team photo prior to the start of the 1993/94 season

15 photos to transport you back to Easter Road and watching Hibs in the 1990s

The four main club crests used by Hibs since 1875

Harp, crown, Saturn, and heritage: The history of the four Hibs club crests

Joe Harper wheels away after beating Ray Clemence with what turned out to be the winner against Liverpool in September 1975

When Europe's elite faced Hibs at Easter Road

The Hibs squad of 1886/87 that won the Scottish Cup for the first time. Many of these players would later transfer to Celtic

Glasgow Hibernian: The short-lived team created after Hibs refused to relocate

Paul Ritchie is congratulated by Neil McCann (left), Jim Hamilton and Steve Fulton after giving Hearts a 1-0 lead against Ayr United in the 1998 Scottish Cup quarter-final.

Recalling when Hearts beat Ayr 4-1 en route to winning the Scottish Cup

Hibs fans assemble for a picture, with a Tamson's Bar flag visible in the background

When Hibs flew 4,000 miles to Trinidad and Tobago for a winter break

Saulius Mikoliunas bumps linesman Andy Davis after a controversial penalty call, earning a red card and a five-game ban. Picture: SNS

Remembering the fury of Hearts, Rangers and Andy Davis

28/02/98 BELL'S PREMIER DIVISION
RANGERS V HEARTS (2-2)
IBROX - GLASGOW
Rangers midfielder Jorg Albertz is challenged by Steve Fulton (8) as Gary Locke (left) looks on.

WATN? The Hearts team who had their hearts ripped out by Albertz

John Robertson was wanted by Liverpool in 1984. Picture: SNS

When Hearts legend John Robertson was a Liverpool target

Mickey Weir looks to get past Michel De Wolf of Anderlecht

When Hibs gave star-studded Anderlecht a fright in the UEFA Cup

Deividas Cesnauskis making his Hearts debut in a Scottish Cup win at Kilmarnock. Picture: SNS

The night the Lithuanian revolution at Hearts truly got started

Franck Sauzee watches on as Hibs draw with Dunfermline in his final game in charge

Where are they now: Sauzee's last Hibs team

Franck Sauzee refused to slip out the back door and appeared at a press conference the day after he was sacked to talk of his disappointment. Photo by SNS Group

How Franck Sauzee retained 'Le God' status at Hibs despite failing as manager

Paddy Cannon, back right, with Robert Stalker and George Fyfe. Front row: Harry Rennie, and George Stewart. Inset: Cannon

How trainer Paddy Cannon primed Hibs for success in the 1900s

The Hearts players mob team mate Marius Zaliukas (hidden) after his goal secures the win for the away side

WATN? Hearts side that struck two late goals on path to cup glory

Andy Webster was excellent in his second spell at Hearts. Picture: SNS

Ten years since Andy Webster returned to Hearts: 'Webster ruling', Vladimir Roma...

Hibs celebrate after Martin Boyle puts them in front against Aberdeen in a February 2018 clash

10 memorable Hibs goals against Aberdeen

Antti Niemi still has fond memories of Hearts. Picture: SNS

Niemi on his special feeling for Hearts, that Celtic save and Craig Gordon

Hibs players training in the Pleasance Gym in 1963

10 rarely-seen Hibs photos from behind the scenes