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The History of Hibs Quiz Book - cover

The History of Hibs Quiz Book

Tom Wright

Publisher: Luath Press

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Summary

This quiz book covers the fascinating journey of Hibernian Football Club throughout the past 142 years. Offcial club historian Tom Wright has used his
comprehensive knowledge of the sport and the team to devise over 600 questions spanning from the early days of the club to the present. This is the perfect book for fans of all ages to learn more about the history of one of Scotland's greatest football teams.
Available since: 05/15/2020.
Print length: 319 pages.

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