Would welcome him with open arms. Strong, can finish, knows where the goal is, can use his head and isn't a hun. Make it happen Lennon! This type of signing would excite me.
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27-06-2017 12:53 PM #31
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27-06-2017 12:57 PM #33
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I'm yet to figure out the Lafferty type person relevance.
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Still looking for a post that says Ciftci has a better record than Lafferty.
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Surely that should be "Ctf free to leave Celtc ...."
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27-06-2017 01:01 PM #36
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No one can yet tell me what he's done.
As for Cifti. See above.
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27-06-2017 01:02 PM #37
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I asked about the records to back up that conclusion.
You seem to be focused on his personality now though. A bit odd.
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27-06-2017 01:03 PM #39
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27-06-2017 01:04 PM #40
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Cifti's always been used as the cummings type which sticks around the box, lafferty was always more of a support striker doing the donkey work to create for someone else. His partners goals ratio would always be better than his. Don't think it is fair to compare goal ratio of these two. Both are excellent signings for anyone outwith celtic in this league in my opinion
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27-06-2017 01:07 PM #41
Andy - His record is better than Lafferty's as has been shown on this thread. Not sure why you keep questioning it. Yes it isnt massively better , but its better.
He is also 5 years younger than Lafferty and we atleast would have the chance of making money from a transfer fee down the line. Zero chance of that with Lafferty.
Simples really.
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27-06-2017 01:07 PM #42
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What an idiot I am assuming we might be talking about being an option as a football player.
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As I said my point was only to understand what made him a better option as it's not clear on record.
I've had my answer though.
Cifti appears to be a nice guy. Despite the list of disciplinary issues. Lafferty is not. Not sure what based on yet.
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27-06-2017 01:11 PM #46
Not fussed with either of them tbh. Will wait and see what transpires and then maybe think of throwing my toys out the pram.
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27-06-2017 01:11 PM #47
Not much better? So you agree its better.
Good stuff. Glad we cleared that up.
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This is kind of where i'm at as well, none of them get me overly excited. We need strikers in who are going to hit the ground running and get the goals straight away to replace what we're losing now Jason's away. The lack of game time/goals between the two of them over the last few years says a lot for me. Saying that however I'll always back the manager's decision and if Lennon thinks they could do a job then they'd get my backing 100%
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27-06-2017 01:21 PM #50
I really couldn't care less about who is more or less than tosser tbh
I would take Cifti over Lafferty any day of the week
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27-06-2017 01:33 PM #51
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I watched Ciftci at his strutting best for Dundee United, what a player he can be, strong as an ox, skillful with a fantastic shot and decent in the air.
If he ends up in a Hibs shirt I will be making a lot more visits to ER this season.
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27-06-2017 01:33 PM #52
My tuppence worth:
Lafferty - Re the character stuff, the feigning injury against Aberdeen incident occurred when he was 21. He is almost 30 now so i would discard it.
Since he left Rangers he only seems to last a season in the team before being sold or sent out on loan. Did well at Palermo scoring goals and helping them to get promoted to Seria A but was moved on at the end of the season and the club President called him an out of control womaniser. This is my favourite Lafferty character story.
He has done well for himself financially. He is either not as daft as folk think he is or has a good agent.
Assets - 6'4" tall and strong, experience in quality leagues, not aware of any injury issues
Weaknesses - think he is all about the money, from career stats seems to graft to establish himself then switch off.
Conclusion - Would do well for us and his onfield behaviour would not be a problem. Would play the Holt role.
Think he will go to Hearts and be Concalves grafter.
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27-06-2017 01:40 PM #53
The phrase 'bald men fighting over a comb' comes to mind when reading this thread.
The new season can't start soon enough so the forum can go back to moaning about things that have actually happened rather than moaning about things that haven't.PERSEVERE
Verb: pə:ːsɪ'ˈvɪə/
To not give up.
To go the distance.
To stop at nothing.
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The downsides - a complex character with a history of onfield indiscipline who hasn't played much football in the last 2 years.
Upside - only 25 and was the business in our league only 2 years ago for a team of similar ability to our own. For a variety of reasons I don't think he stood a chance at Celtic. I think we could get him comfortable again and back on track.
If Celtic sort his contract out (2years to run) we should SIGN!
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27-06-2017 02:01 PM #55
I think Cifti would be a good fit for Hibs.
We have always taken to skilful players, even when they are largely ineffective.
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27-06-2017 02:04 PM #56
[QUOTE=CMurdoch;5082460]The above from Dundee Hibee is the potential this guy has and for that reason I would be delighted if Celtic give him the money to disappear and we take him on a 2 year contract.
The downsides - a complex character with a history of onfield indiscipline who hasn't played much football in the last 2 years.
Upside - only 25 and was the business in our league only 2 years ago for a team of similar ability to our own. For a variety of reasons I don't think he stood a chance at Celtic. I think we could get him comfortable again and back on track.
If Celtic sort his contract out (2years to run) we should SIGN![/QUOTE]
He's highly unpopular with the Celtic support and if Rodgers wants to move him on, I don't see them being too demanding on his contract and fee. One or two suggesting he might just sit it out till 2019 picking up his tidy wage. A loan might be a compromise.
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Actually, I don't know enough about either player to comment on their merits and who might be a better proposition for Hibs.
However, it may be that neither will play in a Hibs jersey this coming season.
I certainly am not fretting about our personnel lineup at this time, but I must confess that I am impatient for some 'exciting' news and the season to begin.
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27-06-2017 02:27 PM #59
I'd prefer Ciftci if he could recapture his Dundee Utd form, just because i think he's what we are looking for more than Laugherty.
Also with him being 25, i think he could have a better chance of doing so than a 30 year old.
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