Former Hibs goalkeeper Bryan Gunn admits he loved his time at the club before his career was cruelly ended with a broken leg.
The Norwich legend joined the Easter Road club on loan initially, before signing a permanent deal after issues with his registration.
He played just 12 games and suffered relegation to the First Division before a broken leg ended his career when he was advised by doctors to retire.
It was a huge blow for Gunn to have to quit the game at 36, having made himself a legend at Norwich after moving from first club Aberdeen.
But he took to Twitter to discuss his time in Edinburgh and named a win over Hearts and a clean sheet against Celtic as the best times of his short career.
He said: "Just found this post about my debut for @HibernianFC, only 12 games but enjoyed every minute until another broken leg ended my career.
"Beating the Jambos and a clean sheet (& the Haka) at Parkhead the highlights for me."
