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Generous Hibees still doing it for Dnipro kids
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BIG-HEARTED Hibs fans are to "adopt" another Ukrainian orphanage
as the money continues to flood in ten months after Tony Mowbray's
side faced Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk in the UEFA Cup.
What had been intended as a one-off donation to help stricken kids
at the Predniprovsk Tuberculosis Children's Centre has mushroomed,
leading to the Dnipro Appeal being registered as a charity in
Scotland.
Already GBP 14,000 has been raised, astounding organiser Stevie
Carr who is now set to make a ...
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Hibs fans in Australia raising cash for CIS final live link-up
Evening News - Scotland
; HIBS fans in Australia were today trying to raise thousands of pounds to ensure they can watch the CIS Cup final against Livingston live down under. The Aussie contingent have been in touch with cable provider Setanta about setting up a link to allow supporters scattered throughout the country to
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Cut-price tickets bonus for Hibs fans
Evening News - Scotland
; HIBS are offering fans a belated Christmas present by slashing ticket prices for their two home matches over the Festive period. Supporters who buy tickets for both the games, against Partick Thistle on Boxing Day and Aberdeen the following Sunday, will be charged 30 pounds, a saving of GBP 8. For
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Hibs fans plan fitting send-off for Sauzee
Evening News - Scotland
; ... Franck Sauzee. Hundreds of pounds have poured in since the Evening News highlighted the plan of the Franck Sauzee Appreciation Society ... with Hearts at Easter Road, but that figure rocketed after the News publicised their plan. Buxton admitted the sum raised had presented ...
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Hibs fans wanted for Tynie tussle
Evening News - Scotland
; A TRIAL match for Hibs fans interested in playing against Hearts supporters at Tynecastle in the annual Edinburgh charity match is to be held at Craigmount High School tomorrow. What began as a friendly kick-about between rival supporters is now in its third year, having already raised an
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Hibs fans' charity
Evening News - Scotland
; FANS who raised thousands of pounds for an orphanage in the Ukraine are to set up their own charity to ensure long-term support for the children. The idea of helping the orphanage, on the outskirts of the city of Dnipropetrovsk, came from supporter Steve Carr after Tony Mowbray's side were drawn
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Bobby's plea to Hibs fans
Evening News - Scotland
; BOBBY WILLIAMSON today urged Hibs fans not to make a big issue of his arrival as he takes charge of the Easter Road side for the first time on Saturday - but to throw their full weight behind his players. The new Hibs boss is well aware that the name of his predecessor, Franck Sauzee, could well be
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Hibs fans to snub derby day tribute to Mercer
Evening News - Scotland
; HIBS fans are to snub a tribute to the late Hearts chairman Wallace Mercer during Saturday's derby match at Tynecastle. Some of Hibs' 4000-strong travelling support will turn their backs to the pitch during a minute of applause intended to commemorate Mr Mercer who died of liver cancer in hospital
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Hibs fans urged to be early
Evening News - Scotland
; HIBS fans were warned to turn up early for tonight's Scottish Cup replay with Dunfermline at Easter Road to avoid the risk of causing chaos at the turnstiles. In a bid to persuade supporters to turn up rather than watch the fourth-round replay on television, Hibs have slashed admission prices with
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CIS CUP FINAL: Hibs fans are green with envy as Livingston rise to the occasion
The Scotsman
; Hibernian 0 v Livingston 2Lilley (50), McAllister (52) Referee: W Young. Attendance: 45,443 EVEN for a team who specialise in let-downs, this was almost spectacular. You don't imagine Hibernian will have a better opportunity this century to win their first trophy of the millennium. Having beaten
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Ticket warning for Hibs fans
Evening News - Scotland
; HIBS fans were today warned they risk being banned from Easter Road if tickets they buy for the final game of the season end up in the hands of Rangers supporters. With Celtic heading the race for the SPL title by just two points, Rangers' visit to Edinburgh could play a decisive part in the
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