Hibs to win the league.
Hearts to beat THE Rangers in the play-off before going on to lose to Dundee in the final ;)
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Thread: Chumpionship: Predictions
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26-07-2014 08:08 PM #31Less talk, more gifs. 21.05.16
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26-07-2014 08:17 PM #32
That lot still have all the dross that got them relegated and the few experienced players they had have been replaced with unknown quantities, IMO they will struggle to get in the first two and it will be between us and the rangers for the league. The playoffs are a lottery and could go either way.
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26-07-2014 08:54 PM #34
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Might stick 10er on us winning the league
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26-07-2014 10:16 PM #38
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26-07-2014 10:36 PM #39
The Rangers to win the league.I really do hope that we finish 2nd and go on to promotion, i have no idea how it will pan out.
Just once can it go our way please.
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26-07-2014 11:12 PM #40
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Sevco to romp it Hertz clear second
A small group, hopefully including us, fighting for the remaining two play off spots
Can see us, depending on whether there are a few more decent signings or not finishing between third and sixth
But, I emphasise depends on signings
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26-07-2014 11:24 PM #41
I have no idea how its going to go, but FWIW.
The Zombies should stroll it, with probably the odd glitch along the way. The only danger I can see for them is that the Championship as far as I can see is a fair bit of a step up in quality from the bottom two divisions and a few of their guys will be found out ..... I'm also pleased to say that I think McCoist is a poor manager and even more pleased that a lot of current buns seem to think so too. Oh and financial meltdown of course.
The Yams had a good end to the season, which could be a good thing in that they may be over confident, but if Bauben and Gomis play like they did for Dundee Utd they will have a decent midfield ............. if.
As for us ..... Like I said I have no idea, we have so many things to turn around, our appalling home form, our lack of goals, our inability to win important games and a losing mentality ...... the club are making all the right noises, but we always do pre season ..... as far as Hibs go its a case of wait and see.
As for the rest ...... I have a feeling that any one of them can take points from 'the big three' on their day and theres every chance one of them will mount a challenge for a play off place.
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27-07-2014 07:12 AM #42This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
They signed a couple of journeyman midfielders a couple of other unknown players yet they will be clear second.
What happens if they get a few injuries etc their squad then starts to look a bit thread bare.
I really do think we will be there or thereabouts come the end of the season.
A keeper and possibly another permanent signing and a few loans will see us moving in the right direction.
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27-07-2014 07:26 AM #43
I predict we will make the play offs and play Hamilton again
It will be deja vu... all over again. Hopefully with the right outcome next time
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27-07-2014 07:34 AM #44
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We need about 4-5 more decent signing to challenge for title. Squad just isn't good enough just now.
Rangers to win the league. Us, Hearts and Falkirk making up the top 4.
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27-07-2014 07:48 AM #45
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However my view is based on the fact that they have had a whole season of adversity to prepare them for this season.
At the end of last season they were playing with a bit confidence, and getting reasonable results.
As for possible injuries leaving them with a threadbare squad.....I think they have more in reserve than us, should that happen to us.
Hope I'm wrong, but most certainly a case of the head ruling the heart in this prediction.
But as I say, time will tell
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27-07-2014 07:56 AM #46This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
There will no doubt be a few glitches along the way but like I say we will be there or there abouts.
As for them having a bit more in reserve..... Young players that played most of last season... Possibly but if we can get a few more in then like I say we will not be far off.
Few players with a point to prove etc so onwards and upwards
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27-07-2014 08:01 AM #47This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
This. Rangers should win it and us, hearts and Falkirk will make up the top 4 although Im not sure in what order yet.
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27-07-2014 08:10 AM #48
Wonder if fat sally will still be in a job if rangers arent clear by christmas. If they punt him it would mean a new manager with maybe new players so that should see them win it. Could they cherry pick our best players if we're pushing them?
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27-07-2014 10:20 AM #49
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At the moment:
Rangers
hearts
falkirk
us
Livi
Qots
Dumbarton
raith
Alloa
Cowdenbeath.Last edited by Onceinawhile; 27-07-2014 at 11:08 AM.
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27-07-2014 10:42 AM #50
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The rangers to win the league. Hibs, hearts and Falkirk battling it out for the playoff spot. Anybodies guess who gets it. Whoever does will be promoted imo.
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27-07-2014 10:50 AM #51
We won't win it.
We could have won it but we'd need an entire overhaul of the team. There are still too many that are not good enough.
I have seen a few mentions of ' clean slates' but that won't happen.
I am extremely hopeful that Stubbs and Dempster will improve the football club in the course of time but he's still relying on too many who let a lot of us down last year.
I do think we'll get into the playoffs and with a few more signings for the right areas, a style of football that means we'll attack with a bit more purpose and a bit luck there is no reason we cannot get promoted. That has to be the aim.
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27-07-2014 11:06 AM #52
My wife says I am a natural pessimist but despite that...
RANGERS will lose more games than people expect but they will still be too strong over the 36 games
FALKIRK are my dark horses. They should do enough to get 2nd place.
HEARTS will stutter at the start but will come on to a run.
LIVINGSTON to just finish in 4th place on GD.
RAITH to lose out on fewer goals scored.
HIBS to be in the play-off places most of the season but have a poor end of the season due to injuries.
QOS
DUMBARTON
COWDENBEATH
ALLOA
My concern for Hibs is that Stubbs still has to rely on the nucleus of last season's squad with only a handful of new players. They may start the season well but results get poorer due to suspensions and injuries affecting a small squad requiring loan signings in January.
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27-07-2014 11:09 AM #53
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We'll finish 4th.
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27-07-2014 12:00 PM #54
Rangers to win league, battle on between us and Hearts for 2nd and Falkirk not far behind. Tbh as long as we finish in a playoff spot I dont care
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27-07-2014 12:28 PM #55
Although very important, I think too many people are solely looking at the quality of each teams squad on paper. On paper we shouldn't have been relegated last season. What about the managerial performance? Setting teams up well tactically, helping the team build a winning mentality, maintaining a happy, hard working squad, getting your home crowd onside.
The rangers have very good players for this league, but Fat Sally appears to be tactically inept, they play dinosaur football, and I think there will be major unrest in the stands unless they are leading from the off.
Alan Stubbs is a complete unknown. However he has made all the right noises, the players are seemingly enjoying training, it looks as though the teams style of play will be more enjoyable for the fans to watch, and Stubbs seemingly has a good reputation for being an excellent coach amongst those in the game. Under the right guidance, last seasons woeful players could be stars in this league. Fingers crossed - the most important signing of the season might be the manager himself.
Today's game might give us a better insight, Dundee Utd are arguably better than Rangers.
Hibs for league champions.
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27-07-2014 12:48 PM #56
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Everybody confidently predicting Falkirk to round out the top 4, or even finish ahead of us, are clearly just looking at the teams in the division and going "Aye, I've heard of them, they'll be up there". The same people who decry the FIFA rankings on the basis of "How can 'country with little historic pedigree' be better than 'country which has historically been good'?!?!?"
Having spoken to some Falkirk fans this summer they very much feel their board are just targeting a mid table finish this season before attempting a challenge next season once one or two of the 'Big 3' have gone up.
I'm sure a team will emerge from the pack to challenge the three of us at the top but don't think it will be Falkirk.
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