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18-09-2014 06:16 PM #1Testimonial Due
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Another manager sacked due to McGivern?
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18-09-2014 06:36 PM #2Testimonial Due
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Manager said he resigned!
Originally Posted by hibs4thecup1988
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Not sure if McGivern would have had a gun pointed to his head!
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18-09-2014 06:38 PM #3Coaching Staff
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"And I believe I am leaving the club in a stronger position than when I joined.".
Hmm wonder where Mcgivern has heard that before..
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18-09-2014 06:51 PM #4Testimonial Due
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Originally Posted by SanFranHibs
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Nope I guess he never...but certainly he made his markAnd when Ryan McGivern misjudged a header to his goalkeeper, Wilbraham rounded Chris Neal to seal a fourth consecutive win for the visitors.
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18-09-2014 06:54 PM #5@hibs.net private member
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Promised so much when he joined Hibs and delivered so little. Poor player.
"Washing one's hands of the conflict between the powerful and the powerless means to side with the powerful, not to be neutral.' - Paulo Freire
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19-09-2014 08:52 AM #6Coaching Staff
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McGivern mis-judged a header which cost his team a goal, just like his dreadful careless pass out of defence against Hamilton Accies.
The one thing he must not do that day, i.e. gift Hamilton an early goal to give them hope, and he goes and does just that. Every player can make a mistake, but he seems to be making a habit of it.
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19-09-2014 08:56 AM #7@hibs.net private member
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Like so many modern defenders he was better (I didn't say good) at getting forward and supporting play on the wing than he was at defending. Originally Posted by Bishop Hibee
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19-09-2014 06:44 PM #8Testimonial Due
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If only he was half as good as he thought he was.
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20-09-2014 07:05 AM #9@hibs.net private member
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I doubt he is the sole reason for the sacking but he's a player with a shocking attitude which may have contributed to his latest clubs shocking run of from. He must have one of worst win rates in football in the last 12 months
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20-09-2014 07:10 AM #10@hibs.net private member
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I thought a defenders job was defend and there lay the problem with McGivern.
He couldn't tackle, ball watched and caught out of position regularly.
He thought he was something he wasn't IMHO and his attitude stank on the pitch.
Glad he's gone. Id rather we had one of the young lads in than players like McGivern.
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