Errrr no cos he played as a sweeper or at centre midThis quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
but he's defo the best player in 30 years
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21-03-2011 07:07 PM #61
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21-03-2011 07:40 PM #62This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
He was passed his best (still very very good) he was also only there a short period time.
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21-03-2011 07:43 PM #63
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IMO only Steve Archibald would come close
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21-03-2011 07:47 PM #64This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
go on then name his superiors, i dare you
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21-03-2011 07:53 PM #65
Latapy
Riordan
Jackie McNamara
Ally McLeod
Goram
Leighton
Keith Wright
Kevin McAllister
Mickey Weir
Not suggesting any had the ability Suazee had at 24 - 29 but all had as BIG an impact in the HIBS teams they played in as Sauzee did in the Hibs team he played in.
Sauzee had some VERY good players (perhaps 5 or 6) to play along side when he was with Hibs
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21-03-2011 07:56 PM #66
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Your at the wind-up surely
Sauzees influence on the team obviously flew straight over your head then eh
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21-03-2011 07:59 PM #67This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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21-03-2011 08:05 PM #69This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Latapy, O'Neill, Luna, Zitelli, Larsson, Mixu etc helped build Sauzee's Legend not saying he does not deserve it he does but he certainly had a good team around him.
Collins was one I forgot he was a great player.
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21-03-2011 08:11 PM #70
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Yeah, going to easter road for 35 years, but never seen these players you speak of.
Not one brought the composure and sorted out the team like Sauzee did, just his presence on the park brought out the best from the rest.
I see what you are saying though, all good players in their own right, but as for what they brought to the team, come on, Sauzee was a massive influence on the team, no-one compares to what he brought imo
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21-03-2011 08:19 PM #71
I am most certainly NOT having a go at Sauzee he is Legend and deserves his status as such.
Latapy had a HUGE impact on that Hibs side he did not perform consistantly like Sauzee but I would argue black is white he had less of an impact than Sauzee.
Sauzee was defo passed his best still more than good enough for Hibs, you can't deny he was lacking pace only his "class" often got him out of trouble. Everything clicked for Frank at Hibs and he was a joy to watch, it was definately and Indian Summer.
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21-03-2011 08:21 PM #72
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Says it all
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21-03-2011 10:48 PM #73
His best moment for me in a Hibs strip was in the Millennium Derby at Tipcastle - not his goal, his 20-yard backheel across his own 18-yard line staight to Derek Collins.
Sheer class.
Merci, Franck.
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22-03-2011 07:14 AM #74
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