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    Team for Saturday

    Any thoughts on preferences for the team on Saturday?

    I'd like to see us change things a little :

    Smith

    Wotherspoon (RB)
    Hogg (CH)
    Hanlon (CH)
    Murray (LB)

    Zemmama (RM)
    McBride(CM)
    Miller (CM)
    Galbraith (LM)

    Stokes (CF)
    Riordan (CF)

    I reckon that side has a good balance to it, with Miller and McBride pulling the strings in the middle, Zouma and Galbraith providing the width to supply two of the most potent threats in the country.

    We get a look at Hanlon in the CH role that Yogi's been touting him for, and get Murray and Wotherspoon bombing up and down either flank.
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    Don't know how realistic this is but I know a midfielder than plays for Hibs 17s but sometimes is on the bench for the 19s and he's assured me that Yogi's told him he's on the bench for the Irvine Meadow game.

    I think he's having me on but he's not usually one to lie.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Milky View Post
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    Don't know how realistic this is but I know a midfielder than plays for Hibs 17s but sometimes is on the bench for the 19s and he's assured me that Yogi's told him he's on the bench for the Irvine Meadow game.

    I think he's having me on but he's not usually one to lie.
    No harm in having him on the bench. If we field a strong team and they are sitting 4 or 5 up with 20 mins to go it would do no harm to give him a run out, provided there are other strong options on the bench if it's not going our way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GlesgaeHibby View Post
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    No harm in having him on the bench. If we field a strong team and they are sitting 4 or 5 up with 20 mins to go it would do no harm to give him a run out, provided there are other strong options on the bench if it's not going our way.


    Some talented boys at the club, and if we're cruising at any point in the game then a run out would be a great experience for them.
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    Lot of hard games coming up this month so would like to rest one or two key players and give the fringe players a run out.

    Gk. Smith
    Rb. Wotherspoon
    Cb. Hogg
    Cb. Thicot
    Lb. Hanlon
    Rm. Byrne
    Cm. Cregg
    Cm. McBride
    Lm. Galbraith
    Cf. Benji
    Cf. Nish

    Should surely be enough there to see a non league team away.

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    I'd go with that team too Matty. They should be perfectly capable of giving us a buffer that allows some youngsters to come on with half an hour to go.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikey View Post
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    I'd go with that team too Matty. They should be perfectly capable of giving us a buffer that allows some youngsters to come on with half an hour to go.
    I think it's important that we take the game seriously, and like you say there should be enough to give us the opportunity to play a few luxury subs, if all goes to plan.
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    I don't know whether we should start a strong starting eleven or give our fringe players a start. I slightly think Yogi might give the fringe players a start because we have an important 'battle for third place' match against Dun Utd in a weeks time and he might not want any of his best players to pick up a knock or an injury. Our fringe players should be capable of getting the win against Irvine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GlesgaeHibby View Post
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    No harm in having him on the bench. If we field a strong team and they are sitting 4 or 5 up with 20 mins to go it would do no harm to give him a run out, provided there are other strong options on the bench if it's not going our way.
    The guy goes to my school so I play with him every week and he's definately something special - better than anything I've come across in club football, but he's only 15 which is why I'd be reluctant to believe it although I know Yogi is an admirer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Milky View Post
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    The guy goes to my school so I play with him every week and he's definately something special - better than anything I've come across in club football, but he's only 15 which is why I'd be reluctant to believe it although I know Yogi is an admirer.
    Might be different rules for the cup but going by league rules teams aren't allowed to play anyone under 16.

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    Quote Originally Posted by matty_fairnie View Post
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    Any thoughts on preferences for the team on Saturday?

    I'd like to see us change things a little :

    Smith

    Wotherspoon (RB)
    Hogg (CH)
    Hanlon (CH)
    Murray (LB)

    Zemmama (RM)
    McBride(CM)
    Miller (CM)
    Galbraith (LM)

    Stokes (CF)
    Riordan (CF)

    I reckon that side has a good balance to it, with Miller and McBride pulling the strings in the middle, Zouma and Galbraith providing the width to supply two of the most potent threats in the country.

    We get a look at Hanlon in the CH role that Yogi's been touting him for, and get Murray and Wotherspoon bombing up and down either flank.
    Yip - that's identical to the team I was thinking.

    I hope he tries out the 442 soon. It might not tell him much in this game but it gives them a bit of practice before the Dundee United game and gives Hanlon a shot in at CH. Get Riordan up front instead of wasting him out on the left.

    If Zemamma's still got a hamstring problem I'd leave him out altogether and play Wotherspoon at RB with maybe Benji or Byrne in RM? I assume McCormack will miss the next 3 matches no matter the competition?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Milky View Post
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    The guy goes to my school so I play with him every week and he's definately something special - better than anything I've come across in club football, but he's only 15 which is why I'd be reluctant to believe it although I know Yogi is an admirer.
    Isn't that too young to be fielded?

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    Quote Originally Posted by millarco View Post
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    Might be different rules for the cup but going by league rules teams aren't allowed to play anyone under 16.
    hmm. I'll say that to him.

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    I think it's important that we take the game seriously, and like you say there should be enough to give us the opportunity to play a few luxury subs, if all goes to plan.

    Spot on
    Let's give Irvine Meadow some respect - they have earned the right to be at ER on Saturday

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    Quote Originally Posted by matty_fairnie View Post
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    Any thoughts on preferences for the team on Saturday?

    I'd like to see us change things a little :

    Smith

    Wotherspoon (RB)
    Hogg (CH)
    Hanlon (CH)
    Murray (LB)

    Zemmama (RM)
    McBride(CM)
    Miller (CM)
    Galbraith (LM)

    Stokes (CF)
    Riordan (CF)

    I would only make one change to the team and that would be to leave Zemmama out due to his hamstring why risk it, when we have important league games coming up. I would bring in Nish and move Riordan out wide (even though I want him in the middle) and put Galbraith down the right.

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    I think there's a danger in making wholesale changes to the team, players who have not played together as a team for any length of time will not know their strenghs/weaknesses, seeing as i think the game will be physical from the start, i would play as strong a team as possible, it is the Scottish Cup after all

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lupo View Post
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    , i would play as strong a team as possible, it is the Scottish Cup after all
    We should start respecting this competition, for too long we've not been interested in it and treated it as an inconvenience.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lupo View Post
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    I think there's a danger in making wholesale changes to the team, players who have not played together as a team for any length of time will not know their strenghs/weaknesses, seeing as i think the game will be physical from the start, i would play as strong a team as possible, it is the Scottish Cup after all
    Only 2 players different in my line up from the one that started v the Yams on Sunday.
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    did moyles play for Livi in the cup?

    if no .. maybe give the laddie a shot he is just back from livi

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    I read something from Hughes earlier and he's saying that he intends to play the strongest team possible on Saturday.

    With that in mind, I would go with;

    Smith

    Murray
    Hanlon
    Hogg
    Wotherspoon

    McBride
    Miller
    Cregg
    Zemmama (If not fit then Rankin)

    Stokes
    Riordan

    SUBS

    Flynn
    Thicot
    Stevenson
    Rankin (If Zemmama isn't fit then Galbraith)
    Nish

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    Quote Originally Posted by FalkirkHibee View Post
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    I read something from Hughes earlier and he's saying that he intends to play the strongest team possible on Saturday.
    Saw that as well. Have to say there are a few reasons why I think it would be the wrong approach.

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    With that in mind, I would go with;

    Smith

    Murray
    Hanlon
    Hogg
    Wotherspoon

    McBride
    Miller
    Cregg
    Zemmama (If not fit then Rankin)

    Stokes
    Riordan

    SUBS

    Flynn
    Thicot
    Stevenson
    Rankin (If Zemmama isn't fit then Galbraith)
    Nish
    If that Hibs team doesn't win by a cricket score it will be deemed to have been a bad day at the office. Always a no win situation for the SPL team in these cases.

    But I wonder what young Byrne, for example, would make of not even being listed in the side for a match at home against junior opposition? Potentially demotivating for him, perhaps?

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    Quote Originally Posted by FalkirkHibee View Post
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    I read something from Hughes earlier and he's saying that he intends to play the strongest team possible on Saturday.

    With that in mind, I would go with;

    Smith

    Murray
    Hanlon
    Hogg
    Wotherspoon

    McBride
    Miller
    Cregg
    Zemmama (If not fit then Rankin)

    Stokes
    Riordan

    SUBS

    Flynn
    Thicot
    Stevenson
    Rankin (If Zemmama isn't fit then Galbraith)
    Nish
    There's enough there to see off Meadow, but if Zemmama's missing then that's possibly the least creative midfield we've seen since Mixu left.
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    I'd go for

    Smith

    Murray
    Thicot
    Hogg
    Wotherspoon

    McBride
    Miller
    Cregg
    Zemmama

    Stokes
    Riordan



    I would worry about Zemmama getting injured against a team like Irvine Meadows, but then I remember that he isn't exactly coming up against cultured footballers in the SPL every week either.

    I'd respect Irvine Meadow, also respect the fact that it's Hibs and the Scottish Cup, and put out a strong side. However, I would like to see what Thicot is like at CB again after two assured performances against Hearts there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FalkirkHibee View Post
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    I read something from Hughes earlier and he's saying that he intends to play the strongest team possible on Saturday.

    With that in mind, I would go with;

    Smith

    Murray
    Hanlon
    Hogg
    Wotherspoon

    McBride
    Miller
    Cregg
    Zemmama (If not fit then Rankin)

    Stokes
    Riordan

    SUBS

    Flynn
    Thicot
    Stevenson
    Rankin (If Zemmama isn't fit then Galbraith)
    Nish
    That team would do for me FH, but i would like to see Wotherspoon in the right midfield as his deliveries in to the box are very good, something Deek and Stokes would thrive on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by matty_fairnie View Post
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    Any thoughts on preferences for the team on Saturday?

    I'd like to see us change things a little :

    Smith

    Wotherspoon (RB)
    Hogg (CH)
    Hanlon (CH)
    Murray (LB)

    Zemmama (RM)
    McBride(CM)
    Miller (CM)
    Galbraith (LM)

    Stokes (CF)
    Riordan (CF)

    I reckon that side has a good balance to it, with Miller and McBride pulling the strings in the middle, Zouma and Galbraith providing the width to supply two of the most potent threats in the country.

    We get a look at Hanlon in the CH role that Yogi's been touting him for, and get Murray and Wotherspoon bombing up and down either flank.
    oi you.....get your own opinions

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    Not guilty - I usually just ignore your posts.

    Good team, though.
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    Any thoughts on preferences for the team on Saturday?

    I'd like to see us change things a little :

    Smith

    Wotherspoon (RB)
    Hogg (CH)
    Hanlon (CH)
    Murray (LB)

    Zemmama (RM)
    McBride(CM)
    Miller (CM)
    Galbraith (LM)

    Stokes (CF)
    Riordan (CF)

    I reckon that side has a good balance to it, with Miller and McBride pulling the strings in the middle, Zouma and Galbraith providing the width to supply two of the most potent threats in the country.

    We get a look at Hanlon in the CH role that Yogi's been touting him for, and get Murray and Wotherspoon bombing up and down either flank.

    That s my team for the rest of the season if possible to be honest Matty. I have wanted it for a while but with Injuries etc it hasn't been possible.

    Also would like to see a few of last seasons uner 19's on the bench. Namingly Welch and Currie but I do no know if they are away yet. Also want young curtis to get a good run out bag, bag himself a few goals and a bit of confidence for upcoiming league games should we need him.

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    Anyone who's not 100% fit, should be rested, and the team should be made up from those who are. Whatever permutation of those players should be good enough.

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    Smith

    Wotherspoon
    Thicot
    Hanlon
    Murray

    McBride
    Miller
    Cregg

    Zemamma
    Stokes
    Riordan

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    I hope he takes the opportunity to rest a few players that have played every week and bring in a few that have had to wait for a chance.

    My team would be

    Smith

    McCormack---Thicot---Hanlon---Stevenson

    Wotherspoon---McBride---Cregg---Galbraith

    Nish---Benji

    This team should be more than good enough to beat an amateur team and the likes of Hoggy, Murray, Miller, Zemmama, Deek & Stokes could be on the bench if needed and get a weeks rest.


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