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06-01-2017 09:45 PM #31
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06-01-2017 09:46 PM #32
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They'll not drop many points but hopefully they will continue to drop more points than us.Space to let
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06-01-2017 09:53 PM #34
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Hibs are a better team than united
Lets hope Commons loan deal is extended
We can only get better as Commons, Humphreys and McGinn will keep getting better with games.
Still have a few injured guys to come back aswell
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06-01-2017 09:55 PM #35This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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06-01-2017 09:58 PM #36
So they're not the Barcelonaesque team some were suggesting they were?
This is how it feels
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06-01-2017 10:03 PM #37
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They stole 4 points off us earlier this season.
They went under the radar until a few weeks ago. As soon as they came under a bit pressure they've s*** themselves and been found out.
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06-01-2017 10:07 PM #38
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Not sure I'm following all this. They were clearly better in all ways about a week ago!
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06-01-2017 10:09 PM #39This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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06-01-2017 10:13 PM #40
Think Marv's motm and their performance had something to do with each other, no?
And our back 4 looked great. We just didn't let them play.
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06-01-2017 10:24 PM #41
Hibs are an infinately better team especially as depth of squad goes.
Only Hibs mega inability to score in the first game at Easter Road allowed them to take a point
Our late winner on Saturday, their consequent loss to Dumbarton and kicking tonight has now finished their chances of getting near Hibs.
They will get to the play off final and probably lose before getting promoted as Champions next season.
They have no depth of squad at the moment.
Cammy Bell, Toni Andrieu and Simon Murray are decent players but there is no budget for more quality.
Presume Murray was missing tonight through injury or suspension
Blair Spittal seems to have dropped off and along with big Obadeyi was on the bench.
Like all teams that have come to Easter Road this season they don't carry a threat other than from set pieces.
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06-01-2017 10:32 PM #42This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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06-01-2017 10:37 PM #44
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06-01-2017 10:40 PM #45
I said after the defeat at Tannadice that I was as confident as ever about going up after losing that night. I was unimpressed with Dundee Utd that night and although we were also poor, we were also without Fyvie, McGinn and Keatings and obviously hadn't signed Commons or Humphrey by that point.
After witnessing that tonight and considering that our BENCH consisted of McGinn, Shinnie, Keatings, Holt, Graham and Fontaine (all of whom would be first team regulars in any other Championship squad) and we've still to get Fyvie and Marciano back from injury, I honestly can't see past us for the title.
Seeing how poor we made Dundee Utd look tonight, I would be devastated if they beat us to promotion.
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06-01-2017 10:52 PM #46
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06-01-2017 11:03 PM #47
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Hibs at full strength are far and away a better team head to head.
They are clearly a team build solely to win games against the smaller teams like they have done up till last week. That's their only chance at challenging and its a tough ask for them to keep it up.
I'm comfortable after today that if we can perform against your raiths/Ayr's of this league then we'll go up.
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06-01-2017 11:07 PM #48
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06-01-2017 11:16 PM #49
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This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteLast edited by GreenPJ; 06-01-2017 at 11:22 PM.
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06-01-2017 11:20 PM #50
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Given the way they play I think their crime count will have a big influence on their end of season matches. If they would stick to what they are good at rather than the physical stuff they would be a better team imho
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06-01-2017 11:27 PM #51
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Thought they were very poor tonight, they froze totally for the first 20 & couldn't live with us at any point.
Good header to clear from SDG in the first half and save from Laidlaw in the second are the only two real chances I can recall them creating.
They spent the game chasing shadows mostly. Best performance by Hibs of the season IMO and the great thing about it is the team stood up and did it under pressure in front of a big crowd.
Confident now that we'll go on from here and win this league
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06-01-2017 11:50 PM #52
They created one chance the entire game, other than that they were very poor.
How they've taken 4 points off us this season is beyond me because we've outplayed them in all 3 games.
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07-01-2017 12:23 AM #53
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07-01-2017 12:37 AM #54This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
As for those talking about Murray, must be joking. Keatings in 10 times the player and he can't get a game for Hibs
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07-01-2017 12:42 AM #55This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I think people pointed out that a few weeks back, even with Hibs top, Utd had performed better against expectations, budgets etc this season.
If you'd told me in August Hibs would be 4 points clear on January 6th I wouldn't be impressed. Doesn't mean I'm not confident we'll go on to skoosh it now
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07-01-2017 12:49 AM #56
When the teams lined up before kick off I looked at United who were almost standing stock still. They looked organised and determined and I thought that we would be in for a real game.
More the fool me for thinking that because when the match started they looked nervous, jittery and it's almost as if the pressure of the occasion got to them.
Even when they did relax a bit and their midfielders started to put their foot on the ball they constantly ran into brick walls and eventually got frustrated.
In short, they bottled it tonight and McKinnon has a test of his managerial skills on his hands. He'll pick them up and get them going again but we have to render that irrelevant by continuing on our path.
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07-01-2017 01:27 AM #58
Can't take anything away from Lennon and the team tonight. They got the game plan spot on and Dun Utd were not at the races.
In fact a Utd mate I met for a beer after the games view was that their best hope was the payoffs.
Think the Cabbage have a well earned weekend off for probably the best 90 mins I've seen this season.
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07-01-2017 02:07 AM #60
Showed tonight that we are by the best team and strongest squad in that division. What we now have to prove is that we're the most consistent.
I'd really like to see us make a statement at Dumbarton next week. Dundee United lost there and we've occasionally struggled over the last couple of seasons against them. Let's really do the business and let United have a nervy one at home to QOS coming off two defeats and poor performances.
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