List of Hibernian F.C. players

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This is a list of notable footballers who have played for Hibernian from the formation of the club in 1875 to present. It generally includes only players who made more than 100 league appearances for the club, but some players with fewer than 100 appearances are also included. This includes players who have set a club record, such as most appearances, most goals or biggest transfer fee.[1]

Some of the players listed made few or no league appearances for Hibs, due to their playing for the club before it entered the Scottish Football League in 1893.

The club first created a hall of fame in July 2010 to mark its 135th birthday.[2] The first group of nominees were publicised in August 2010[3] and were inducted at a dinner on 15 October.[2] Further groups of players were inducted in November 2012[4][5][6] and February 2017.[7]

Notable players[]

  Players who represented their country while at the club.
  Club record holder.
  Player inducted into the club's hall of fame.[3][6][7]

Bold type indicates that the player currently plays for the club.

As of match played on 15 May 2021
Name Nationality Position
[note 1] 		Hibs career League
apps 		League
goals 		Notes Ref
Scotland Scotland DF 1907–1912 123 0 [8]
William Allan Scotland Scotland GK 1908–1916 239 0 [9]
Joe Baker England England FW 1957–1961
1971–1972 		139 113 [note 2] [3]
John Baxter Scotland Scotland MF 1957–1966 210 22 [10]
Jim Black Scotland Scotland DF 1969–1974 151 0 [11]
John Blackley Scotland Scotland DF 1967–1978
1983–1984 		279 6 [12]
Scotland Scotland GK 1929–1935 131 0 [13]
Martin Boyle Australia Australia FW 2015– 184 43 [14]
Scotland Scotland FW 1926–1932 181 50 [15]
Ally Brazil Scotland Scotland DF 1976–1986 203 7 [16]
Grant Brebner Scotland Scotland MF 1998
1999–2004 		132 7 [17]
Des Bremner Scotland Scotland MF 1972–1980 200 18 [18]
Bernard Breslin Scotland Scotland MF 1893–1906 226 10 [19]
Harry Brown Scotland Scotland FW 1928–1932 133 33 [20]
Scott Brown Scotland Scotland MF 2002–2007 110 13 [note 3] [21]
John Brownlie Scotland Scotland DF 1969–1978 211 14
Archie Buchanan Scotland Scotland MF 1946–1957 205 16
Ralph Callachan Scotland Scotland MF 1978–1986 219 26
Patrick Callaghan Scotland Scotland FW 1899–1914 311 68 [22]
Nick Colgan Ireland Ireland GK 1999–2004 121 0
John Collins Scotland Scotland MF 1985–1990 163 15
Bobby Combe Scotland Scotland MF 1941–1957 264 54
Peter Cormack Scotland Scotland MF 1963–1970
1980–1981 		200 77
Alex Cropley Scotland Scotland MF 1968–1975 125 29
Jason Cummings Scotland Scotland FW 2013–2017 114 55
Joe Davis Scotland Scotland DF 1964–1970 157 34
Ulises de la Cruz Ecuador Ecuador DF 2001–2002 32 2 [note 4]
Scotland Scotland 1926–1931 165 4 [23]
William Dornan Scotland Scotland DF 1914–1927 357 0 [24][25]
Arthur Duncan Scotland Scotland MF 1969–1984 449 73 [note 5] [24][3]
James Dunn Scotland Scotland FW 1920–1928 268 91 [26]
Alex Edwards Scotland Scotland MF 1971–1978 142 5
Scotland Scotland 1933–1938 133 9 [27]
Gareth Evans England England FW 1987–1996 247 29
Samuel Fleming Scotland Scotland FW 1911–1917 147 41 [28]
Steven Fletcher Scotland Scotland FW 2004–2009 156 43
John Fraser Scotland Scotland DF 1954–1966 195 25 [4]
Scotland Scotland 1926–1930 123 4 [29]
Scotland Scotland DF 1910–1919 179 3 [30]
Robert Glen Scotland Scotland DF 1898–1907 139 0 [31]
Andy Goram Scotland Scotland GK 1987–1991 138 1
Jock Govan Scotland Scotland DF 1946–1954 163 0
John Grant Scotland Scotland DF 1954–1964 225 2
David Gray Scotland Scotland DF 2014–2021 126 7
Sandy Grosert Scotland Scotland MF 1912–1920 106 4 [32]
Johnny Halligan Scotland Scotland FW 1920–1933 413 67 [24][33]
Brian Hamilton Scotland Scotland MF 1989–1995 195 9
Paul Hanlon Scotland Scotland DF 2008– 373 20 [34]
Bill Harper Scotland Scotland GK 1920–1925 178 0 [35]
Scotland Scotland 1899–1908 159 3 [36]
James Hendren Scotland Scotland FW 1911–1915 123 53 [37]
Tony Higgins Scotland Scotland MF 1972–1980 103 23
Chris Hogg England England DF 2005–2011 143 3
Hugh Howie Scotland Scotland DF 1943–1954 139 0
Gordon Hunter Scotland Scotland DF 1983–1997 339 8
Mathias Jack Germany Germany MF 1999–2003 109 4
Darren Jackson Scotland Scotland FW 1992–1997 172 50
Willie Jamieson England England DF 1980–1985 117 27
Bobby Johnstone Scotland Scotland FW 1946–1955
1959–1961 		199 105 [3]
Paul Kane Scotland Scotland MF 1982–1991 247 33
Jimmy Kerr Scotland Scotland GK 1938–1952 111 0
Peter Kerr Scotland Scotland DF 1910–1926 442 15 [24][38]
Scotland Scotland 1915–1920 105 27 [39]
Jim Leighton Scotland Scotland GK 1993–1997 151 0
David Logan Scotland Scotland MF 1935–1941 109 0 [40]
Kevin McAllister Scotland Scotland MF 1993–1997 109 12
Jim McArthur Scotland Scotland GK 1972–1983 217 0
Joe McClelland Scotland Scotland DF 1954–1964 182 2
Jimmy McColl Scotland Scotland FW 1922–1931 290 130 [41]
Mike McDonald Scotland Scotland GK 1975–1980 109 0
Scotland Scotland MF 1929–1934 150 9 [42]
James McGhee Scotland Scotland FW 1883–1888 0 0 [3]
Pat McGinlay Scotland Scotland MF 1988–1993
1994–2000 		323 60
John McGinn Scotland Scotland MF 2015–2018 101 12
William McGinnigle Scotland Scotland DF 1918–1929 297 4 [43]
Darren McGregor Scotland Scotland DF 2015– 127 5 [44]
Tommy McIntyre Scotland Scotland DF 1986–1994 126 9
Ally MacLeod Scotland Scotland FW 1974–1982 208 71
Tam McManus Scotland Scotland FW 1998–2005 109 19
Jackie McNamara, Sr. Scotland Scotland DF 1976–1985 236 2 [3]
James Main Scotland Scotland DF 1904–1909 135 4
Ofir Marciano Israel Israel GK 2016–2021 126 0 [45]
Neil Martin Scotland Scotland FW 1963–1966 65 53
Eddie May Scotland Scotland MF 1985–1989 109 10
James Miller Scotland Scotland MF 1935–1939 102 2 [46]
Willie Miller Scotland Scotland DF 1916–1927 275 30 [47]
Willie Miller Scotland Scotland DF 1989–1998 244 1
Graham Mitchell Scotland Scotland DF 1986–1996 265 4
David Murphy England England DF 2004–2008 107 4
Scotland Scotland 1922–1928 154 15 [48]
Ian Murray Scotland Scotland DF 1999–2005
2008–2012 		253 13
Pat Murray Scotland Scotland FW 1892–1901 113 42 [49]
Garry O'Connor Scotland Scotland FW 2001–2006
2011–2012 		171 58
Scotland Scotland 1908–1912 105 4 [50]
Jimmy O'Rourke Scotland Scotland FW 1962–1974 209 81 [4]
Willie Ormond Scotland Scotland FW 1946–1961 354 147 [24][3]
Neil Orr Scotland Scotland DF 1987–1993 166 3
Mixu Paatelainen Finland Finland FW 1998–2001
2002–2003 		117 39
Craig Paterson Scotland Scotland DF 1979–1982 104 4
Jock Paterson England England DF 1948–1960 282 0 [51]
Matt Paterson Scotland Scotland DF 1908–1923 413 36 [24][52]
Jackie Plenderleith Scotland Scotland DF 1954–1960 122 0
Tommy Preston Scotland Scotland FW 1953–1964 228 35
Scotland Scotland 1936–1940 100 4 [53]
Pat Quinn Scotland Scotland MF 1963–1969 125 19
Gordon Rae Scotland Scotland DF 1977–1990 347 47 [24]
John Rankin Scotland Scotland MF 2008–2011 100 6
Lawrie Reilly Scotland Scotland FW 1945–1958 252 187 [note 6]
[note 7] 		[3][54]
Harry Rennie Scotland Scotland GK 1900–1908 196 0 [3][55]
Derek Riordan Scotland Scotland FW 2002–2006
2008–2011 		225 90
Harry Ritchie Scotland Scotland FW 1919–1928 284 77 [56]
William Robb Scotland Scotland GK 1926–1930 130 0 [57]
Alan Rough Scotland Scotland GK 1982–1988 175 0 [4]
Erich Schaedler Scotland Scotland DF 1969–1985 299 2
Jim Scott Scotland Scotland FW 1959–1967 194 48
Hugh Shaw Scotland Scotland MF 1918–1926 235 15 [3][58]
Dean Shiels Northern Ireland Northern Ireland MF 2004–2009 117 24
Ronnie Simpson Scotland Scotland GK 1960–1964 123 0
Bobby Smith Scotland Scotland DF 1972–1987 167 19
Gary Smith Scotland Scotland DF 1998–2006 158 2
Gordon Smith Scotland Scotland FW 1941–1959 310 125 [3]
William Smith Scotland Scotland FW 1908–1920 311 52 [59]
Alan Sneddon Scotland Scotland DF 1980–1992 312 7
Ivan Sproule Northern Ireland Northern Ireland FW 2005–2007
2011–2013 		115 15
Pat Stanton Scotland Scotland MF 1963–1976 400 50 [24][3]
Scotland Scotland 1925–1930 124 1 [60]
Eric Stevenson Scotland Scotland FW 1960–1971 257 53 [4][61]
Lewis Stevenson Scotland Scotland DF 2005– 410 5 [24]
George Stewart Scotland Scotland DF 1976–1981 109 2
Bobby Templeton Scotland Scotland DF 1911–1925 233 4 [62]
Kevin Thomson Scotland Scotland MF 2003–2007
2013–2014
2016 		109 2
Joe Tortolano Scotland Scotland MF 1985–1996 222 13
Eddie Turnbull Scotland Scotland FW 1946–1959 347 150 [24][3]
Steven Tweed Scotland Scotland DF 1991–1996 108 6
Duncan Urquhart Scotland Scotland DF 1929–1935 202 0 [63]
John Walker Scotland Scotland FW 1920–1927 195 41 [64]
Rab Walls Scotland Scotland FW 1932–1940 120 43 [65]
Scotland Scotland 1930–1935 157 13 [66]
Mickey Weir Scotland Scotland MF 1984–1997 206 30
Scotland Scotland 0 0 [3][67]
Steven Whittaker Scotland Scotland DF 2001–2007
2017–2020 		189 6
Scotland Scotland 1928–1936 259 1 [68]
Willie Wilson Scotland Scotland GK 1962–1969 101 0
David Wotherspoon Scotland Scotland MF 2009–2013 132 7 [69]
Keith Wright Scotland Scotland FW 1991–1997 197 59
Tommy Younger Scotland Scotland GK 1948–1956 177 0
Key to positions

International players[]

This is a list of Hibernian players who have been capped at full international level by their country whilst at the club. The Hibernian Historical Trust staged an exhibition of memorabilia relating to these international players at Easter Road during the summer of 2008.[70] Despite the club having an Irish heritage, the first Hibs player to represent a national team other than Scotland was when Bobby Atherton played for Wales in 1899.[70] Lawrie Reilly won the most caps while a Hibs player, with 38 for Scotland.[70]

Contents

Algeria[]

Australia[]

Austria[]

Burundi[]

Canada[]

Côte d'Ivoire[]

Cyprus[]

Ecuador[]

England[]

Finland[]

Gambia[]

Honduras[]

Iceland[]

Ireland (FAI)[]

Ireland (IFA)[]

Israel[]

Lithuania[]

Morocco[]

New Zealand[]

Northern Ireland[]

Norway[]

  • Niklas Gunnarsson[91]

Philippines[]

Republic of Ireland[]

Republic of the Congo[]

  • Dominique Malonga[95]

Scotland[]

Saint Lucia[]

Trinidad and Tobago[]

Wales[]

Notes[]

  1. ^ For a full description of positions see Association football positions.
  2. ^ Baker scored the most goals in a season for Hibs with 42 in 1959–60.
  3. ^ Brown was sold for a club record fee (£4,400,000 to Celtic).
  4. ^ de la Cruz was bought for a club record fee (£700,000 from LDU Quito).
  5. ^ Duncan holds the record for most league games played for Hibs.
  6. ^ Reilly holds the record for most international appearances while with Hibs, with 38 for Scotland.
  7. ^ Reilly holds the record for most league goals scored for Hibs, with 187.
  8. ^ a b Paddy Farrell represented both the Irish Football Association and the Football Association of Ireland while both associations claimed jurisdiction over the whole of Ireland.
  9. ^ Played in 1954 against Luxembourg.
  10. ^ Earl Jean was contracted to Hibs between February 2000 and May 2000. He played in a World Cup qualifier against Suriname on 19 March 2000.

Bibliography[]

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