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posted in Forum NewsWritten by Cambus July 07, 2010, 08:18:00 PM22 ViewsRating: 0 (0 Rates)
Let me welcome you to the Edinburgh Derby Football Forum. I hope that you will enjoy your visit to our forum and that you will register and take part in the forum.
The Edinburgh Derby is the jewel in the Crown of Scottish football. It involves two of the oldest clubs in Scotland.
I think that Hearts and Hibs fans are the best fans in Scotland. Although they are rivals there is no doubt that they love their clubs with a passion.
They have supported and followed their clubs through pain and joy. The Edinburgh Derby is a fixture that both sets of fans look forward to with relish. I'd love to hear about what you think about the Edinburgh Derby so...
posted in Derby NewsWritten by Cambus July 08, 2010, 09:42:33 AM42 Views
Gordon Smith showed off his great potential with a rocket of a goal just moments before half-time but Hearts finished Derby Day with a 1-1 draw against Hibernian at Easter Road. The eighteen-year old knocked in a fine cross from Rubén Palazuelos literally seconds before the half-time whistle, earnin
posted in Derby NewsWritten by Cambus July 08, 2010, 09:34:47 AM38 Views
Hibernian midfielder Miller, 28, has experienced derby matches the length and breadth of the UK, playing in the Old Firm, Manchester and Tyne-Wear versions as well as all-London and all-Yorkshire affairs.
Born in Cork and a Republic of Ireland international, Miller has no geographic ties