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Hibernian Player Bertie Auld Details

Auld, Bertie

PositionMidfield
Date of Birth23/03/1938
Place of BirthGlasgow
NationalityScottish
Signed FromCeltic
Sold ToRetired
Games Played16 [Show all]
Games Started11
Games On As Sub5
Goals3
Yellow Cards0
Red Cards0
DebutVs Motherwell on 28/08/1971 in League Cup (H 2-1)
Age on Debut33 Years and 158 Days
First GoalVs Ayr United on 25/09/1971 in Scottish League (H 1-0)
Age at First Goal33 Years and 186 Days
Auld, Bertie also managed the club [See Manager Details]


Season Breakdown

 Scottish LeagueScottish CupLeague CupOtherTotal
SeasonStarts (As Sub)GoalsStarts (As Sub)GoalsStarts (As Sub)GoalsStarts (As Sub)GoalsStarts (As Sub)Goals
1971/19728 (3)30 (1)03 (1)00 (0)011 (5)3
Totals8 (3)30 (1)03 (1)00 (0)011 (5)3


Last 5 Games Started

DateVenueCompetition (Round)OpponentResultScore
29/04/1972AwayScottish League (Division One (old) / 34)RangersWon2-1
30/10/1971AwayScottish League (Division One (old) / 9)ClydeLost1-2
23/10/1971HomeScottish League (Division One (old) / 8)FalkirkWon6-0
16/10/1971AwayScottish League (Division One (old) / 7)AberdeenLost1-2
09/10/1971HomeScottish League (Division One (old) / 6)CelticLost0-1


Last 5 Games As A Used Sub

DateVenueCompetition (Round)OpponentResultScore
06/05/1972NeutralScottish Cup (Final)CelticLost1-6
08/01/1972HomeScottish League (Division One (old) / 20)Dundee UnitedWon3-0
03/01/1972AwayScottish League (Division One (old) / 19)East FifeLost1-2
02/10/1971AwayScottish League (Division One (old) / 5)MotherwellDrawn1-1
28/08/1971HomeLeague Cup (Group 1 / Group 1)MotherwellWon2-1


Last 5 Games Scored In

DateVenueCompetition (Round)OpponentResultScore
29/04/1972AwayScottish League (Division One (old) / 34)RangersWon2-1
23/10/1971HomeScottish League (Division One (old) / 8)FalkirkWon6-0
25/09/1971HomeScottish League (Division One (old) / 4)Ayr UnitedWon1-0


Current Comments

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Bertie Auld, aka "Ten-thirty", was a midfield genius possessed of speed, ball control and distribution with the ability to take two or three people out of the game with a pass. At Parkhead, alongside Bobby Murdoch, he made the 'Lisbon Lions' tick and won pretty much everything in the game.

As a Hibee he showed flashes of the old magic and was a joy to watch. (edited by moderator)

Posted by Patrick Roberts on 28/05/2014 - 01:31

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