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On 10/07/2021 at 20:34, Thistle_do_nicely said:

Lothar Matthaus? I get the reasons above why more modern players aren't maybe in the spirit of the thread, but if he qualifies I'd have him in there.

Matthuas was in the Moenchengladbach team who took an absolute hiding off United 5-0 in 1981

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Should have hung back an hour smartarse. Point stands we celebrated  a 0-0 against an England team that has won f**k all and  I  was raging drawing 0-0 against an Italian team that only lost the world cup on pens. Our standards have dropped. Does anyone seriously think they haven't.

One of those results was away from home and at a major finals, the other was at home and part of a qualifying campaign where we finished 4th despite being 2nd seeds.

I know which set of standards I'd rather have.
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On 11/07/2021 at 00:05, tamthebam said:

Hibs famous(five?)ly stuck 5 past Dino Zoff at Easter Road in 1967.

Zoff has European Championship and World Cup winners medals.

I heard the 79 year old Zoff on the radio the other day, still going strong.

The Juventus team that were knocked out the European Cup at Ibrox in 1978...

Dino Zoff

Francesco Morini, Gaetano Scirea, Claudio Gentile, Antonio Cabrini, Antonello Cuccureddu

Giuseppe Furino, Marco Tardelli

Franco Causio, Roberto Bettega, Pietro Paolo Virdis

Manager: Giovanni Trapattoni

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4 hours ago, craigkillie said:


One of those results was away from home and at a major finals, the other was at home and part of a qualifying campaign where we finished 4th despite being 2nd seeds.

I know which set of standards I'd rather have.

Should have worded my reply better but the point I made was our "expectations" have slipped. Fairly reasonable conclusion and I don't see why your going off on one.

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On 08/07/2021 at 21:58, Anfield 1977 said:

Bobby Chartlon numerous times for club and country.

Likewise George Best .......  too many games to mention including his tilme at Easter Road

saw Best play for San Jose Earthquakes at Fir Park    got subbed at Half Time 

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I'd add "Der Bomber" Gerd Muller to the list. He scored for West Germany against Scotland at Hampden Park on April 16th, 1969, in a 1-1 draw. This was one of 68 goals he notched in 62 appearances for his country. Another was the winner that knocked England out of the 1970 World Cup.

Not sure if he played in Scotland earlier than this!

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7 hours ago, Northboy said:

Wasn't Luis Figo in the Portugal team at the U15 World Cup in 1989?

Probably if you check the squads there would have been a few more 'names' present although probably not ranked as great players.

Luis Figo came on as a sub in the World Cup Qualifier at Ibrox in 1992.

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