I’m 29 years young, born in 1994 and I was born a Jambo as was my dear departed father born a Jambo in 1960 who died suddenly in the Georgie Suit of all places at Tynecastle. Watching this documentary has given me such a deeper insight into the football club that I love so dearly and makes me feel an overwhelming sense of pride to be able to part of a generation of Jambos far from humble beginnings in the meadows pumping the hibees all those years ago… some things never change I guess 😉. I am taking my son to his first game on Saturday 4th November against Dundee at the age of 6 and he too will become a part of the legacy that is Heart Of Midlothian Football Club. My heart fills with pride knowing I can pass on the support of Hearts to the next generation as my Dad did to me and as my son will do for his children. And even when I’m long gone a part of me will live in forever more in HMFC. HHGH ❤️
The electronic pipe hearts intro theme in this documentary is really nice. Does anyone have a copy of it on here? Or can someone forward me to where i could find this version?
It's news to me that Hearts disbanded in 1876 and re-emerged in 1877 (commentary at 6.40 mins). They disbanded shortly after forming in 1873 and re-emerged in 1874 after joining forces with another Edinburgh club St Andrew, persuading them to change to Heart of Midlothian lest they be confused with the town of St Andrews in Fife. Also the Hearts Hibs Edinburgh cup game mentioned at the same time went to a fifth replay, not four as stated.
@@lordsummerisle3139 I can't remember right now what the video said but I've just checked the Albert Mackie book and it says there were four drawn games and the fifth was won by Hearts.
Hearts hold the Scotland’s record for indebtedness. During Mr Vlad’s tenure their debts, were 8-10 times their best annual revenue. Sadly charities and many small firms didn’t survive Hearts’ admin pittance of a payout.
So what about Hibs going bust when their directors thieved and swindled millions in the 1990s and left massive debts unpaid even to this day? Or does that not count. Hibs directors Duff and Gray. Thieves, swindlers, jailbirds.
@@albacan Actually the former Glasgow Rangers hold the record for indebtedness, avoidance of all debts, and decided to use liquidation to walk away completely from all of their debts, which was the most heinous act of cowardice in the history of Scottish football. Hearts used the proper legal procedure of lawful administration and it was Romanov who walked (or actually absconded) from all debts HE ran up in the name of Heart of Midlothian.
I’m 29 years young, born in 1994 and I was born a Jambo as was my dear departed father born a Jambo in 1960 who died suddenly in the Georgie Suit of all places at Tynecastle. Watching this documentary has given me such a deeper insight into the football club that I love so dearly and makes me feel an overwhelming sense of pride to be able to part of a generation of Jambos far from humble beginnings in the meadows pumping the hibees all those years ago… some things never change I guess 😉. I am taking my son to his first game on Saturday 4th November against Dundee at the age of 6 and he too will become a part of the legacy that is Heart Of Midlothian Football Club. My heart fills with pride knowing I can pass on the support of Hearts to the next generation as my Dad did to me and as my son will do for his children. And even when I’m long gone a part of me will live in forever more in HMFC. HHGH ❤️
Great video and a wonderful account of the the history of Scotland's finest football club.
SO PROUD TO BE A JAMBO!! Nikos, Greece HHGH
Thanks for uploading,,,,,Gorgie Rules Forever
I'm scottish football mania only in south of korea
Great documentary! And to see big Wallace Mercer near the end! What a man! R.I.P.
The electronic pipe hearts intro theme in this documentary is really nice. Does anyone have a copy of it on here? Or can someone forward me to where i could find this version?
It's news to me that Hearts disbanded in 1876 and re-emerged in 1877 (commentary at 6.40 mins). They disbanded shortly after forming in 1873 and re-emerged in 1874 after joining forces with another Edinburgh club St Andrew, persuading them to change to Heart of Midlothian lest they be confused with the town of St Andrews in Fife. Also the Hearts Hibs Edinburgh cup game mentioned at the same time went to a fifth replay, not four as stated.
I thought it was 5 games in total? The original match and 4 replays?
@@lordsummerisle3139 The first four games were all draws and Hearts won at the 5th attempt.
@@alanfinlayson3274 so the video was correct then. There were 4 replays not five.
@@lordsummerisle3139 I can't remember right now what the video said but I've just checked the Albert Mackie book and it says there were four drawn games and the fifth was won by Hearts.
Hibs disbanded in 1890 whats your point?
go on the Jambo's
back when Princes street had more shops than beggers
HAHA quality banter mate
Solo Hibs!
🖐 ☝️
What happened to john Frame the club historian
Also a Wimbledon tennis referee.
HHGH ❤️
What the heck! I thought this was going to be about the Sir Walter Scott novel.
No it's about Edinburgh's big and greatest football team hearts 😉
So I found out.
The only sports team on the planet that is named for a prison.
+Yakovlievich its named after the dancehall club from which it was formed
Yakovlievich I think you got Hearts miked up with Peterhead
@@Yakovlievich A prison????
Hearts hold the Scotland’s record for indebtedness. During Mr Vlad’s tenure their debts, were 8-10 times their best annual revenue. Sadly charities and many small firms didn’t survive Hearts’ admin pittance of a payout.
So what about Hibs going bust when their directors thieved and swindled millions in the 1990s and left massive debts unpaid even to this day? Or does that not count. Hibs directors Duff and Gray. Thieves, swindlers, jailbirds.
@@alanfinlayson3274 totally correct and that is my point. Others were criminally bad but Hearts are the most heinous.
@@albacan Actually the former Glasgow Rangers hold the record for indebtedness, avoidance of all debts, and decided to use liquidation to walk away completely from all of their debts, which was the most heinous act of cowardice in the history of Scottish football. Hearts used the proper legal procedure of lawful administration and it was Romanov who walked (or actually absconded) from all debts HE ran up in the name of Heart of Midlothian.
3.9 million loss. Natural order FTH
Imagine filming a 95 percent hibs fan area at the start of the video😂
"Soccer"?
Niels Meijer Appealing to American audiences
Where's is Albert Kidd in this? Did you cry in 86?
Fucking dickhead