Are there many fans out there who don't know if they love/hate derby week?
I only ask as I genuinely don't know how I feel,one minute I'm full of positive thoughts the next I'm dreading it.
I want to enjoy the build up and in my mind we're pumping them but then I think what if they pump us,for God's sake,I don't even know if I'm a bedwetter or skoosher.
All in all I think I hate the week,unless of course we beat them,then I'll have loved it.
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07-02-2017 07:09 AM #1
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Love/hate derby week
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07-02-2017 07:11 AM #2
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07-02-2017 07:19 AM #3
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07-02-2017 08:16 AM #6
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Love it !! The build up is what it's all about, keeps you excited/nervous until match day when the atmosphere explodes. Can't think of a better way to spend my Sunday than in the roseburn belting out Hibs songs along with many others. Bring on the poppy thieves
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07-02-2017 08:22 AM #7
Just keep in mind that without exception in the last 365 days every team that has gone on to win the trophy had to play Hearts (twice) on the road to Hampden.
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07-02-2017 08:29 AM #8
In the last two occasions we've drawn hearts in the Scottish cup we've dumped them out on our way to the final. They're mentally week and two results against a horrendous rangers side and a poor Motherwell side doesn't change that. Make no mistake about it hearts fans ***** are collapsing at the prospect of this game. They simply have to win it, whereas the pressure is off for us. We've won the cup.
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07-02-2017 08:40 AM #10
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Love it. I work with some right decent Jambos (surprisingly they do exist) and the banter on derby day is fantastic.
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07-02-2017 08:41 AM #11
Buzzing & looking forward to going.
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07-02-2017 08:46 AM #12
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As for "no pressure" you're correct to an extent. There's no pressure on us to win the cup but you're being extremely naive if you think that losing our grip on the trophy at the home of our biggest rivals doesn't put pressure on us.
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07-02-2017 09:16 AM #13This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Morton 0-1 Hibs
Livingston 0-0 Hibs
Hibs 3-0 Alloa
Hibs 0-3 Morton
Dumbarton 3-2 Hibs
Hearts results around the Derby were -
Hearts 6-0 Motherwell
Hamilton 0-0 Hearts
Ross County 0-3 Hearts
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07-02-2017 10:40 AM #14
I live far away in a place very different so my surroundings present nothing to fire me up in a positive or negative way. Roll on kick off.
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07-02-2017 11:12 AM #15
I must admit, I really don't look forward to derbys, far too many bad experiences with them, obviously we have had a few cracking results too, I just don't enjoy that nervous feeling at all. Would have been quite happy to have a derby free season tbh, don't want to give them any chance to gloat over us.
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07-02-2017 11:40 AM #16
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Hate it. I lived through 22/21 in a row. Sauzee/Latapy, Mowbray babes and last three years have made it better and I was at 7-0. But still dream of it and wake earlier each day. But bring on those Gorgie cheats.
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It'll be a tight game IMO, I reckon whoever wins will only win by 1 goal, I can't see either team dishing out a "pumping".
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07-02-2017 12:37 PM #20
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The only thing I hate is the wait and trying to concentrate on work! Bring them on!
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07-02-2017 12:40 PM #21
I'm more on the love side rather than the hate side but in the context of the upcoming match, no matter the result, I'll be relieved to get it behind us and get back to focussing on the top priority.
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07-02-2017 03:57 PM #23
Love it and hate it in equal measure ................ the thought of pumping them is great, the thought of losing isn't. I have to say that for me derby matches, especially ones I'm actually at, are something to be endured rather than enjoyed. But that heart pumping dread is probably what makes derby matches so special and sets them aside from other games.
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07-02-2017 04:03 PM #24
For a long time I hated it, due to the fact that in my time as a fan Hearts have dominated most of it. It was torture for so long. However, since Hearts had to stop cheating and there's been a level playing field, it's become much more competitive and enjoyable. The hope creates the anticipation which used to be missing. I certainly get nervous, but in a good way.
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07-02-2017 04:55 PM #25
Will be bricking myself all week about it.. definitely lean more towards the hate side rather than the love. The feeling of pumping them though is second to none, just wish it was Sunday already
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07-02-2017 05:12 PM #26
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Nervous but looking forward to it.
Don't forget, they're overconfident going into this one just like they were last year and we all know what happened. It's a lottery on the day but I have faith in this team when it comes to the big games.
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07-02-2017 05:20 PM #27
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love it and love the build up to it.
Anyone who is nervous, don't be.I saw the last 2 Hearts games that seem to be getting the cheats all worked up. They were so lucky against Rangers and every goal came from a horrendous error. They were awful against Motherwell and the 3-0 scoreline flattered them.They deserved no more than a draw out of that. Before those games I think they had won 1 in 10 in a league not much better than ours.
And look at both teams. Hearts have signed 11 players? and all of them look awful, bunch of merceneries. our boys have been together a while, are far better individually and as a team. PLus our lot will be bang up for this. can't see anything other than a comfortable win for us. I'm going for 3-0 Hibs cummings hattrick.
Not worried in the slightest.
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07-02-2017 06:11 PM #28
Love it and love the week of nerves before it.
They only subside when you see the two teams line up...one team wearing maroon tops and white shorts against the other with green tops with crisp white sleeves and white shorts. There's something iconic about that image...the oldest and best derby in Scotland.
P.s. watch this we'll be wearing that fluorescent abomination! :-D
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07-02-2017 06:25 PM #29
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As a certain SJM said "hearts away luvvv it"
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07-02-2017 06:35 PM #30
I love it and can't wait for Sunday. I'll genuinely struggle to sleep all week from thinking about how the game could pan out. 101 different scorers and scorelines will be running through my head, both good and bad.
The difference this year is that I don't think we are under anywhere near as much pressure. The worst case scenario will allow us to concentrate on the league, we won the cup last year anyway, and Celtic are so far ahead of everyone else they'll stroll the Scottish Cup anyway.
Bring it on, as someone else said, the jambos ***** have gone in derbies now. Their players will brick it and the saviles know it.
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