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I’ve not been as creative as i’d have liked been the last few months. As you can see there has been a lack of posts on zero seven. Lack of a brain has caused me to find anything to give you. Yet, being a sunday and I have nothing to do at the moment I would like to offer you a nice new wallpaper.

As some of you know it’s coming up to the 20th anniversary of the Hands Off Hibs campaign. So, a simple wallpaper with some now iconic words might make their way on to the background of your computer.

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also don’t forget that Hibernian supporters are hoping to get Sunshine on Leith in the charts this week. Zero Seven are in full support of this and are download the single from the 31st May in the hope that it gets into the charts. For more information click here.

Just out of sheer interest. We would love to know what colour of away kit you would like to see the Hibees play in next season. Answers on a postcard. No, not really answer in the poll below. The colour chart below will also help you.

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If you chose other please let us know below? GGTTH!

Collectively are Hibernian fans and players showing an extreme mental block when it comes to winning football matches or more to the point winning a Scottish Cup? I’m not a sports psychologist but do notice a mental block, a nervous mindset in certain games we’re expected to win. When Hibernian are not playing well the stands exude a nervous atmosphere and tend to turn on the usual scapegoats in green and white for tension release, this nervous aptitude then seems to pass on to the players on the field and the end result is normally defeat or cup exit.

Watching the Rangers fans get stronger vocally today when they were up against the odds and playing shite made me think about mental strengths, did you like me still think they would nick it? Can we do anything on the terraces to change the mental strengths of the Hibernian players? Should we lift the atmosphere more when we’re struggling in games? Are we too critical and becoming aloof like our deluded neighbours, believe. What do our players want or expect from the terraces?

I’m not being critical of our fantastic supporters, like you all I want is my team to achieve in the game with all Hibernian fans right behind them. Message to Hibernian, fuck it, fuck everyone, go out and win that bastard cup this season. Apologies for my foul language I hate lying down to the Hearts. Still in love with Hibernian and always will be. All the best to Hibernian fans going up to Dingwall on Tuesday, you deserve a performance and a win.

GGTTH

Following on from the end of an era topic we progress to the people who follow Hibernian. My love affair with Hibernian has passed onto my own children.

The satisfaction of winning the League cup against Dunfermline and celebrating with my eldest son and half the city of Edinburgh in Easter Road will never be forgotten.My wife met us with our young daughter and new baby son all wearing the glorious green.I’d always hoped that all my kids could witness it again in the future and the old Hibees duly obliged with that smashing 5-1 win against Jim Jeffries Kilmarnock. The whole family were captured outside Tamsons in the credits at the end of the official DVD that Hibernian made. More recently I took my grandson to the Hibernian v Montrose game followed by the tie against St Mirren at Easter Road, both happily ending in victories. In my grandsons school story book my daughter told me how he had written about how much he enjoyed the whole occasion, seeing school friends at the game and being involved in the atmosphere of it all.

Another generation of my family falls in love with Hibernian and it makes me smile with great pride. Everyone has their own stories to tell of how they fell in love with Hibernian all different but more probably than not passed down from fathers and mothers.

Frustration was the name of the game against Ross County and we survived a torrid tie.

We are still in the cup and winning it is still possible if the desire and application is given by this current Hibernian team. Moving on to the Derby tie tomorrow, I’ll not be there after promising myself never to pass a penny of my money to the Hearts after the Wallace Mercer trauma.

Predicting a result is foolish in this game so I pray Yogi has his team ready to do themselves justice? hopefully we can have the bragging rights come Monday morning.

Get right into them boys three points tomorrow will set us up lovely for the Scottish cup replay at Dingwall next Tuesday.