Brilliant fight back, did not see that coming at all,thought for 70mins we were poor and lacked energy. Was flat from the off, this Celtic team are there to get at if you can show good energy and get them turning. That’s 6 goals in 3 games we have notched against them, might have ended up nicking it at the end. The attitude to get back into it was brilliant. Just a slight negative for me was I noticed where I was sitting in the east soo many fans leaving after Sinclair got his 3rd disallowed. Poor show it was only about 72nd minute. This hibs team have abit of grit about them, Aberdeen at hampden another example. Stick with them, they deserve it.
And finally...
Ambrose MOTM by a mile IMO.
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10-12-2017 03:37 PM #1
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Well done Hibs (poor small amount of fans)
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10-12-2017 03:44 PM #2
I thought we got it absolutely spot on up till we went behind. The mistakes apart we were doing just fine.
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This team plays right until the end. Out fans should stay to the end and appreciate what we are seeing.
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The early leavers missed the goals, so got their just desserts.
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If we had shown a bit more positivity instead of waiting until we're 2-0 down before having a go then we might have actually won the game.
We had Celtic on the ropes for the last 15 minutes today. There was very little of the aggression we showed in that period during the other 75 minutes and that disappointed me.
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10-12-2017 07:35 PM #8
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it was going well until they got a bit of luck.
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Another 10 mins I think Hibs could have won it, all because we stopped letting them have the ball.
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10-12-2017 07:48 PM #11
People giving flack to other supporters for leaving early i find strange. I left after the 2nd goal because my 5 year old laddie moaned the whole way through the game that he was freezing cold. He wasnt up for going going in the 1st place because a 5 year old doesnt want to sit freezing his mini sacks off. So take great delight in the fact that fellow supporters missed what was a great comeback if thats what floats ur boat , and totally ignore the hassle and effort it takes some people to support the team and try to bring their youngsters along with them.
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Hibs will win more games if they go out to win them rather than hope for a draw or worry about the other teams tactics. Play to your own strengths and that imo is we are better attacking teams.Last edited by Thecat23; 10-12-2017 at 08:00 PM.
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10-12-2017 08:02 PM #17
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I wasn't able to go to the game today and was unable to keep tabs how it was progressing, so I'm coming at it from the perspective of somebody who saw the final score and whose reaction was one of delight.
I accept it may have been frustrating to be there and feel we showed Celtic too much respect, but if you step back and think about the fact we've emerged unbeaten from both league games and scored four goals against them then I think there's a lot to be pleased by. Both games have been widely praised by the media so we're obviously doing something right.
As a big Neil Lennon fan, I'm happy to put my faith in his tactics. Would anyone seriously have been unhappy with a pair of 2-2 draws with Celtic so far this league campaign? Yes, maybe if we'd adopted a more gung-ho approach early on we might have taken the lead, but might equally have then been overrun.
It's a well done Hibs from me and if we can take something off The Rangers in midweek we'll have made a great start to a very demanding month.
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10-12-2017 08:28 PM #20
Few lads in front of me who stood up to leave after Celtic's third goal 'went in'. Once they realised it was disallowed they stopped to turn back but probably realised they'd look daft if they went to sit back down again and opted to leave anyway. Each to their own but I'd be feeling like a bit of a muppet if I were them m.
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11-12-2017 12:39 AM #21
I stood up to leave at 3-0 took 2 steps forward and when it was disallowed i sat back down
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I feel the same and have given this abit of thought. That's 3 times now where we have only pressed them and hada go at them in the 2nd half. I am beginning to wonder if NL thinks it isbetter to get to HT and still in the game and then trying
to match them for 45 mins. Whether he feelsit’s too hard to press them constantly for 90 mins. Or maybe he feels after HT,it negates the opportunity for Rodgers to address any issues at HT.
But it certainly seems to me that a patternis emerging and it’s for a reason.
N.B. I’m not saying I agree with it, just anobservation.
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Paying customers can leave early at concerts, at the theatre or at the cinema. Admittedly they would look a plum for doing so in that environment. However I guess being a football supporter is slightly different from being just a paying customer in that you come along with the intention of supporting your team.
On reflection I would never give people a hard time for leaving early. Not every fan has the bottle to stick it out when the going gets tough.
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I know a few older guys who always leave at 80 minutes in games where the barrier is in place. If they stay to the end they have to wait 20+ minutes or walk the long way round in the crowd. It is ridiculous that the home fans are treated this way at Easter Road but nowhere else in Scotland.
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11-12-2017 10:22 AM #25
I don't see why anybody has to justify leaving early, if you want to leave then leave, if you want to stay then stay. Makes no difference to me.
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Everyone’s entitled to do what they want. I just think we have an unusually high number of fans who leave early either as a matter of course or because we’re losing. It’s weird sitting opposite the East Stand and seeing it empty every week from 80 minutes on.
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