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But fact of the matter is, both Hearts and Rangers will still be here in 5 years time.
Theres no danger the 2 pro-British teams in the league will be left to die.
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Thread: Club Culture
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20-05-2012 03:29 PM #31
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20-05-2012 03:30 PM #32This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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20-05-2012 03:33 PM #33This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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20-05-2012 03:35 PM #34This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I understand we're all hurting, but anybody signing on for this nonsense is condemning the club to years more of the same old failure -
THEY are NOT the PROBLEM - they never were - Where does HATRED fit into that "sporting integrity" concept that we're all throwing at RFC by the way?
Thanks for making me laugh after such a debacle of an afternoon at Hampden
"Hate Horrible Hearts" - there you go - nice alliterative catchphrase for you all to sing in your delusion!
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20-05-2012 03:41 PM #35This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Hearts could become far weaker and we could beat them 30-40 times in a row, but are they really going to care now? They beat us in the big one where it mattered most.
Unless we meet them in another SC final and beat them within the next few decades, anything we do will pale in comparison.
Thats the harsh reality that we're faced with now.
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20-05-2012 03:42 PM #36This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I'm sure they'll return the favour some day.
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20-05-2012 03:45 PM #37
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I just took my bairn to McDonalds and badly mis-timed it but it proves the OP right, as I sat there munching my burger the place started to fill up with yams, and slowly I could feel me getting angrier and angrier to the point that we ended up finishing quickly and leaving before I ended up saying something to one of them.
I realised in thiat short spell that Idetest these inbred, scarf twirling ...... They are lording it and with good reason because we would be doing exactly the ********* same.....
People talk about how there isnt the poison in our rivalry and how this somehow makes it "sweeter" and a better spectacle, well ****** that bcause you can see they hate us, the OP is dead right we should rachet it up an mak it known that we wont stand for this sort of anymore from our club against anyone, especially these caravan dwelling trash....
Pretty ********* stands, top rank training facilities and tidy looking accounts mean absoloutely all when our biggest rivals are laughing in our faces even though the live beyond their means, their fans dont give a monkeys how they do but so long as they do better than us they are happy.
The message from the Hibs support hast be clear to our board that this status is no longer acceptable and we as fans will not tolerate it any longer, without us there is no Hibernian FC and it's time for us to demand better of the club and if that means we turn nasty then so be it.
Now some may be surprised I've written the above as a lot of people see me as a moderate regards the s c u m but as I said last night, yesterday had to be a watershed and I know now for me it has been WE MUST ALTER THIS NOW, NO MORE GETTING THE RIPPED OUT OF US. WE ARE HIBERNIAN FC AND WE DESERVE BETTER.
Rant ends, GGTTHLast edited by MSK; 21-05-2012 at 10:18 AM. Reason: Please dont bypass the swear filter
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20-05-2012 03:46 PM #38This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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20-05-2012 03:53 PM #39
For us to get the culture we need stability in the manager's post and in the playing squad.
Fenlon has got to get the right sort of player in this summer. Getting them in early is critical.
Fenlon then needs them to help him set the standards on the training ground. This then has to carry onto the pitch.
Crucially, we need to keep these players for 2-3 seasons minimum.That way we lay the foundations of the right culture at the club. The derby should be part of the manager's overall job assessment, and continued failure in these fixtures should carry severe consequences.Follow the Hibs podcast, Longbangers, on Twitter (@longbangers)
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20-05-2012 03:54 PM #40
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100% correct and for too long we as supporters have shrugged our shoulders and accepted our "position", their all out in their gardens right now having BBQ'S and party's while we slink away being "nice about it".... Enough, I love Hibs and I want every person involved with the club to give 100% for the cause and fight to the bitter end, yesterday was just another classic example of us surrendering our birthright to a club in far worse condition than ours who have only a marginally better team.....
The difference, they wanted to win because it's fed down to them from the stands that failure is not tolerated, it's time we did likewise.
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20-05-2012 04:00 PM #41This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Most hearts fans hate hibs more than they love hearts. They hate us and we hate them but they care more about just getting 1 over on us. They wouldn't care if they finished 11th just as long as we finished 12th! The thing they love more than anything is our 1902 thing. Sad but I guess that mentality and hatred has given them the amount of derby wins they have. We, on the other hand hate them but aren't as obsessed, but now we need to be, we need to drill home how big the derby is to players. Can't take anymore humiliation from them, enough is enough!Last edited by MSK; 21-05-2012 at 10:19 AM. Reason: Quote edited
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20-05-2012 04:33 PM #42
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They do hate us more than their love for their own club. But as Hibs fans our love is for our club. That's what separate us from them. Two clubs , one city but different mentality and philosophy. Hibs are a artisan club whilst the yams are establishment club. Never want Hibs to be like that mob even though we got thumped again
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20-05-2012 04:37 PM #43This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
We should be the establishment club in Edinburgh, we should be establishing our authority against them, not the other way around!
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20-05-2012 04:54 PM #44
Or maybe we should just buy a better back 4, midfield grafter and a good keeper. Most of our derby losses in recent years have been down to comical keeping errors and s***e defending. Even when we had Brown & Co in our team, we were losing to them because of mistakes from our defensive minded players. Nae point in having Bobby Dazzler up front if we've not got anything up back.
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20-05-2012 05:02 PM #45
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"Show me a good loser and I'll show you a loser"....
We've been "good losers" for far too long, now we are losers and I'm sick of it.
Am I jealous of Hearts fans tody? you bet your mortgage I am mate. I want it to be me taking my kids to trophy parades, I want it to be me entertaining other Hibby friends today in my back garden with a case of beer and some BBQ burgers. I want to be laughing at how they were and how we them over.
I AM SICK AND TIRED OF BEING ON THE LOSING SIDE, TIME AFTER TIME.... I AM A HIBBY AN PROUD OF IT. IT IS TIME FOR US AS FANS TO STAND UP AND BE COUNTED, WE MAKE IT CLEAR TO THE BOARD WE ARE NOT ********* HAPPY AND THEN WE MAKE SURE THAT ANYONE WHO WANTS TO WEAR OUR JERSEY UNDERSTANDS WHT THAT ENTAILS, YOU EITHER SWEAT & BLEED HIBS OR YOU CAN GTF.Last edited by MSK; 21-05-2012 at 10:21 AM. Reason: Please dont bypass the swear filter
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20-05-2012 05:07 PM #46This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
We need to get rid of these loser outfits once and for all and get some passionate nutters signed up ASAP.Last edited by MSK; 21-05-2012 at 10:21 AM. Reason: Quote edited
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20-05-2012 05:18 PM #47
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I'm terribly angry today, I thought I could cope with it this time yesterday but seeing them strutting around today has really really hurt me. As I said I want that to be me.
However I think that we as fans now need to "grow a pair" and make our voices heard that what is happening is unacceptable, sometimes I think Hibs dont deserve the support they have but sometimes I think we as supporters get exactly what we deserve because we're always looking for moral high ground and being the "good guys" all the time.
Like I said they dont care about that and the evidence is damming that they have and we have not.
The club has to do it's part by providing a good product of which we can be proud of but we need to show our support and our dissatisfaction as required. Right now the club should be fearing the mother of all backlashes from their own fans for the current debacle but sadly it seems there are still far too many apologists running around with green & white replica kits on.
Proud to be a Hibby, always will be, not proud of being humilitated at everyturn by a bunch of idiots from across the city.
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20-05-2012 05:29 PM #48This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
We need to waken up to the fact that the world isn't fair and that football is no different.
You don't win things fairly. We've got to grab success at every given opportunity, no matter what it takes.
The cup could have been ours yesterday, but the club didn't grab it with both hands, thats why we missed out.
When a club falls short of giving it absolutely everything its got, its shameful to say the least.Last edited by Hibercelona; 20-05-2012 at 08:54 PM.
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20-05-2012 08:10 PM #49
The club seems to have gone softer and softer since Petrie decided to back the 'players revolt' instead of John Collins. JC seemed to want to instill the right ethos into the club; better fitness, more discipline and more passion. The 'professional footballers' couldn't be bothered with the extra training though.
Since then, we've hardly seen any sort of effort or commitment from the players. It's as if anybody we sign knows that they will have it easy. If we are to see any significant improvement next year then Fenlon will really have to create a tougher atmosphere in the dressing room, hopefully started by a very tough preseason.
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20-05-2012 08:30 PM #50This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
What I am saying is that our dismal and appalling, bordering on shamefull, record in derby matches has to change. Do you think its a coincidence that for years now that no matter what sort of team we have had at the time Hearts have always managed to get the better of us more often than not. Do you think that it was an accident that in the match following the 7 - 0 game, which we can no longer crow about thanks to Saturday, that Hearts beat us 4 - 0 at Easter Road.
When you support a team which has no chance of EVER winning the league, your only goal is to get the better of your biggest rivals either by winning cups or by beating them in derby matches. As far as I an concerned that starts by changing not only our attitude to this rivalry but also the attitude within the club until the players are terrified of losing to Hearts. The rest will hopefully follow.
I once heard a rangers fan who had been told Ibrox will be the best stadium in Scotland say ..." I will be happy to have the best stadium in Glasgow.
How can we hope be the one of the best clubs in Scotland when we cant even be the best club in Edinburgh ?
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20-05-2012 08:43 PM #51
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When I started reading the thread about the need for a change in culture at the club I was thinking it would be good to discuss the need for a change in mindset throughout the club. That change needs to be a more forward thinking, structured and strategic change which will create a successful club with quality players who possess the right attitude and plenty of passion for the cause. Instead it turned into the stereotypical Scottish football mentality diatribe about hating other folk and obsessing about other teams. In my opinion this is part of the problem. In recent times it's the like of Riordan, O'Connor and Griffiths who are the players held up as 'real' Hibees who know what the club is about. They probably fit into the description of the type of players some want more of. I would contend that it is this type of player Hibs need to get rid of. Small time mentality, haven't (or unlikely to) achieve the levels their ability should have allowed, given too much too young and unwilling to work as hard as they should yet only too happy to kiss the badge and milk the applause. They're impostors and compared to players like Ormond, Turnbull and Baker they are an affront to Hibs. Incidentally, the three old boys I mention didn't have to display overt expressions of hatred towards Hearts to prove how much they cared or how much it meant! We should only be concentrating on sorting Hibs, as a club, out and the rest will take care of itself. I appreciate everyone is entitled to their opinion and that's fine but some of the ***** on here with regards to how Hibs players and fans should be behaving is ridiculous (even accounting for the fact that yesterday's events are still a bit raw).
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20-05-2012 09:03 PM #52This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
But as far as i'm concerned, unless we get players in with a general hatred towards Hearts, they'll continue to pound us time and time again, because its abundantly clear that their players hate us.
If we can't match their aggression on the pitch, then it won't matter what names we have on the team sheet. They'll simply continue to out fight us and beat us to every ball.
Our record against them over the years clearly reflects this issue.
Hearts are arrogant *******s, but they have every right to be unfortunately.
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20-05-2012 11:04 PM #53
John Collins wanted to change the culture at the club, training hard and longer. He never got the backing and from there on the club has gradualy fallen on its knees.
He's now at livingston fc were he's trying to do the same they train mon,tue,thurs and friday 9am-3.30. Wed being there day off. Time will tell how livingston do under him and john hughes, culture needs to be installed at a young age.
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21-05-2012 12:07 AM #54This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
You seem to believe that Hearts domination is down to hate, I would suggest better self discipline, technical ability, and ensuring there are a fair sprinkling of players over 6ft who can easily outmuscle the midgets that we continually field.
Christ just look at our league position over the last two seasons, it's not just the results against the Jambos that are crap, we're mince against nearly everyone !
So according to you, so long as we recruit Hearts haters, we'll be ok - aye right.
Let's just ignore technical ability, and physique, etc., and if someone like Henrik Ojamaa had arrived from Estonia at Easter Road for a trial, he would have been bombed out for lacking a "general hatred towards Hearts".
I guess then that there's no point in Rudi Skacel offering his services to us when he becomes a free agent
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21-05-2012 12:11 AM #55This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
But they're certainly far more up for it than we ever are.
Even when we had players with great technical ability and technique (Mowbray era), their record was still better than ours in that time frame.
How do you explain that?
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21-05-2012 12:24 AM #56
I've said this already and I apologise upfront for speaking for other people but I think the main point is having players at the club who play with passion for the badge. Hearts are our biggest rivals so it kinda follows that players should be up for those games......but of course they should be up for all games. Beating Hearts is not the most important thing but if you can't get motivated to put in a spirited performance against your bitterest rivals, what can we expect when we play the rest of the league?
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21-05-2012 12:29 AM #57This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Played: 14
Won: 4
Drawn: 3
Lost: 7
Goals for: 16
Goals against: 27
Hibs average points per season: 55
Hearts average points per season: 62
Very little difference in the league against Hearts with one of our best teams in recent years and we lost half of all derbies we played. We also never scored more than two goals (and haven't for over nine years) whilst they did so four times.
Even "quality players" couldn't hold their own against Hearts. If that doesn't stop now, and I sincerely hope this result has done just that, we can just throw in the towel against them for eternity.
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21-05-2012 12:31 AM #58This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
If we have players that can't summon up the motivation to put up a fight against Hearts, then where are they going to find the motivation to take on any of the other clubs in the SPL?
Thats been our problem for far too long.
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21-05-2012 12:36 AM #59This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
We need to wake up to the fact that quality isn't all about skill and technique, but about having the will, hunger and desire to get another one over on your rivals.
Thats one thing we can't fault Hearts for. Even when their own chips are down, they're still able to raise their game more than we do and more times than not, turn up trumps.
We need players at the club that not only "know" what it means, but "feels" what it means as well.
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