There are few figures in recent Scottish football history more iconic than the four-armed Hibs fan.
Bedlam ensued in May 2016, after the Easter Road club ended 114 years without a Scottish Cup by beating Rangers 3-2 at Hampden.
David Gray's famous winner sparked scenes that no Hibee will forget, and those scenes included the spectacular image below.
And now, you can commemorate that moment with a badge. The proceeds go to Maggie's Centres, a charity providing free cancer support and information in centres across the UK and online.
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The badges are being sold by John Scott (@Room435rules), who tweeted: "Got this badge made of the famous windmill man from 21/05/2016. 2.5 cm high and only 100 made. Cost £5 including p&p with all profits going to @MaggiesCentres in Edinburgh. DM me for payment details."
The badges have been met with approval not just by Hibs fans, with Motherwell supporter @mfc_andy_p commenting: Immortalising one of the great Scottish football photos. Brilliant."
Contact @Room435rules on Twitter if you want to get your hands on a piece of Hibernian history and donate to charity in the process.
