After having to abandone my "Glory, Glory To The Hibees" story due to my computer being wiped due to a virus, I've decided to restart it.
I'll be using LFC Marshall's winter update but with a few updates such as John McGlyn being sacked & Kevin Thomson is a Hibs player.
Let's begin.
Obviously the title of this story won't truly come into effect until Rangers are back in the SPL, but the basic aim is to establish Hibs as Scotland's dominant club, or at least one on par with the Old Firm.
I'll be using LFC Marshall's winter update but with a few updates such as John McGlyn being sacked & Kevin Thomson is a Hibs player.
Let's begin.
Obviously the title of this story won't truly come into effect until Rangers are back in the SPL, but the basic aim is to establish Hibs as Scotland's dominant club, or at least one on par with the Old Firm.
HIBERNIAN F.C.
Founded: 1875
Also known as: Hibs, The Hibees & The Cabbage
The Chairman
Rod "The Tache" Petrie
Rod has been at Hibernian for over a decade, before becoming chairman in 2004 Rod was a managing director and a chief executive. As chairman he has recieved the praise and wrath of the Hibs fans. His highest praise was the appointment of current Middlesbrough manager Tony Mowbray in 2004, Mowbray guided Hibs to two consecutive top four finished and is still held in high esteem by the Hibs fans to this day. However since Mowbray, Petrie has been criticised for his appointment in managers, since Mowbray left for West Brom in 2006, Hibs have gone through no less than 4 managers. John Collins, Mixu Paatelainen & John Hughes each left by mutual consent within 18 months of appointment. He was highly criticised for his appointment of Colin Calderwood, who has been regarded as one of Hibs worst ever managers.
Stadium
Easter Road Stadium
Capacity: 20,421
Built: 1893
Record Attendance: 65,860
Legends: Gordon Smith, Bobby Johnstone, Willie Ormund, Lawrie Reilly, Eddie Turnbull, Franck Sauzee & Keith Wright
Major Honours:
League Title: 1903, 1948, 1951 & 1952
Scottish Cup: 1887 & 1902
Scottish League Cup: 1972, 1991 & 2007
Current Captain: James McPake
I now treat you to probably one of the most amazing scenes in recent Scottish Football
[video=youtube;sPXCNwBu_t8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPXCNwBu_t8[/video]

Founded: 1875
Also known as: Hibs, The Hibees & The Cabbage
The Chairman

Rod "The Tache" Petrie
Rod has been at Hibernian for over a decade, before becoming chairman in 2004 Rod was a managing director and a chief executive. As chairman he has recieved the praise and wrath of the Hibs fans. His highest praise was the appointment of current Middlesbrough manager Tony Mowbray in 2004, Mowbray guided Hibs to two consecutive top four finished and is still held in high esteem by the Hibs fans to this day. However since Mowbray, Petrie has been criticised for his appointment in managers, since Mowbray left for West Brom in 2006, Hibs have gone through no less than 4 managers. John Collins, Mixu Paatelainen & John Hughes each left by mutual consent within 18 months of appointment. He was highly criticised for his appointment of Colin Calderwood, who has been regarded as one of Hibs worst ever managers.
Stadium
Easter Road Stadium
Capacity: 20,421
Built: 1893
Record Attendance: 65,860
Legends: Gordon Smith, Bobby Johnstone, Willie Ormund, Lawrie Reilly, Eddie Turnbull, Franck Sauzee & Keith Wright
Major Honours:
League Title: 1903, 1948, 1951 & 1952
Scottish Cup: 1887 & 1902
Scottish League Cup: 1972, 1991 & 2007
Current Captain: James McPake

I now treat you to probably one of the most amazing scenes in recent Scottish Football
[video=youtube;sPXCNwBu_t8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPXCNwBu_t8[/video]