Predictions Molde (A)

[Since90+2]

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Stevie Mallan 20/1 first goal is a tempting price.

I got 30/1 with Unibet yesterday and 13/1 anytime.

Edit - just checked still 30/1 first and dropped slightly to 12/1 anytime.

[Tornadoes70]

Massive game tonight and like everyone else on here desperately hope the team put in a great shift and go on to reach the next stage or at the very least if we do go out to go down fighting so to speak knowing the team tried their utmost.

Come on the Hi bees!!!

[Cod Boy]

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I got 30/1 with Unibet yesterday and 13/1 anytime.

Edit - just checked still 30/1 first and dropped slightly to 12/1 anytime.

Great price I might open a account with them.

[ColintonHibs]

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Doesnt mean we can mention his name if relevant............

Spreading fear is never relevant

[ColintonHibs]

We’re f***ing hibs we’re a ****ing team for winners if you want to moan about what we don’t have do everyone a favour and don’t even show up

[Souter96Mac]

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I got 30/1 with Unibet yesterday and 13/1 anytime.

Edit - just checked still 30/1 first and dropped slightly to 12/1 anytime.

12/1 anytime is free money.

[Sean1875]

1-1 for me Massive game tonight, nerves have well and truly kicked in!

[SirDavidsNapper]

Probably the biggest game i can remember in terms of stature and monetary significance to the club. Progressing tonight would be massive. I'm not confident but write Hibs off at your peril. They just keep on surprising me. Going to be a long day at work.

[Sean1875]

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I got 30/1 with Unibet yesterday and 13/1 anytime.

Edit - just checked still 30/1 first and dropped slightly to 12/1 anytime.

Were these specials? Just checked SkyBet and was only getting 7/2 for Mallan anytime

[Hibby70]

1-0 with 2 mins to go and Ollie Shaw to equalise. :)

[Hermit Crab]

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1-1 for me Massive game tonight, nerves have well and truly kicked in!

Same here and I'm only going to the Hibs club to watch it!

[Since90+2]

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Were these specials? Just checked SkyBet and was only getting 7/2 for Mallan anytime

It's with Unibet.

[scooby]

I hope the team are more confident in their own ability than the bulk of posters on this thread.
It's not Real Madrid we're playing, they are definitely beatable.
Let's generate some positive energy for the mighty Hibees.

[Dan Sarf]

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Our club crest wins, hands down.

[Since90+2]

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I hope the team are more confident in their own ability than the bulk of posters on this thread.
It's not Real Madrid we're playing, they are definitely beatable.
Let's generate some positive energy for the mighty Hibees.

I don't think the players take any notice whatsoever about opinions on this thread to be honest and I'd be worried if they did. If a few posters thinks we will get turned over tonight and it happens the two are not linked in anyway, similarly if we all think we're going to hammer them we won't suddenly turn into Barcelona.

[YanYansen]

I'm thinking 2-0 Molde. I reckon we really needed to get in front at ER, which we were very unlucky not to do.

But with their star man back up front, at home on a plastic pitch, I think we may have left ourselves with a bit much to do, especially given how frail at the back we have looked in recent weeks.

However, if we score first, we are in with a big shout. Any free kicks around the box make Mallan a potent weapon - we should be inviting fouls there.

Basically, we need the rub of the green for once. Let's hope we get it.

[NAE NOOKIE]

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We’re f***ing hibs we’re a ****ing team for winners if you want to moan about what we don’t have do everyone a favour and don’t even show up

Aye, guid mate.

After 40 years of going to games I ( and I would think most Hibs fans of my experience ) always travel more in hope than expectation. We aren't Real Madrid or even Celtic, if you are a Hibby and ever travel to a game against anybody apart from the lowest level opposition 'expecting' to win you haven't been following the club for very long I would presume.

If folk are being cagey about tonight's game its based on realism about what we face. The obstacles to our progress are there for all to see, its not being defeatist or 'negative' to take them into account when surmising how the game might go, if you are giving an honest opinion that is.

All this '**** everybody, we are Hibs' is great rhetoric …. It's exactly how the fans of this club who have followed it through thin, thinner and the odd good time think …. But not in the way you are using it.
We never think we are a stick on to win, but we turn up regardless … We have watched this club lose time after time in games we should have won, but we still turn up for the next one. Guys like me who went to 4 Scottish cup finals prior to 2016 ( 6 if you are including the two replays in 1979 ) and in spite of all that disappointment were back again in 2016 to see us finally do it are what Hibs are about.

That 'if you are so negative about Hibs chances don't even show up' is the exact opposite of what it means to follow this football club. Its still turning up when you don't think we have much chance that makes a Hibs fan and why this club has survived to get to the stage its at now and how it will survive into the future, Especially in the times when half the folk who watch Hibs now on the back of 2016 disappear back to shopping on a Saturday with the misses or hubby and leave it to the usual suspects to keep the club going.

Showing up when you think the odds are stacked against the team and you don't think we can win is exactly what makes a Hibs fan mate and if you don't realise that you wont make a very good one.

[YanYansen]

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Aye, guid mate.

After 40 years of going to games I ( and I would think most Hibs fans of my experience ) always travel more in hope than expectation. We aren't Real Madrid or even Celtic, if you are a Hibby and ever travel to a game against anybody apart from the lowest level opposition 'expecting' to win you haven't been following the club for very long I would presume.

If folk are being cagey about tonight's game its based on realism about what we face. The obstacles to our progress are there for all to see, its not being defeatist or 'negative' to take them into account when surmising how the game might go, if you are giving an honest opinion that is.

All this '**** everybody, we are Hibs' is great rhetoric …. It's exactly how the fans of this club who have followed it through thin, thinner and the odd good time think …. But not in the way you are using it.
We never think we are a stick on to win, but we turn up regardless … We have watched this club lose time after time in games we should have won, but we still turn up for the next one. Guys like me who went to 4 Scottish cup finals prior to 2016 ( 6 if you are including the two replays in 1979 ) and in spite of all that disappointment were back again in 2016 to see us finally do it are what Hibs are about.

That 'if you are so negative about Hibs chances don't even show up' is the exact opposite of what it means to follow this football club. Its still turning up when you don't think we have much chance that makes a Hibs fan and why this club has survived to get to the stage its at now and how it will survive into the future, Especially in the times when half the folk who watch Hibs now on the back of 2016 disappear back to shopping on a Saturday with the misses or hubby and leave it to the usual suspects to keep the club going.

That's what it means to be a Hibs fan mate.

Spot on.

[RupertsBollocks]

I had a dream before the last match that we won 3-2 on penalties, so I’m going with that. You can all thank me later.


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[SirDavidsNapper]

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Aye, guid mate.

After 40 years of going to games I ( and I would think most Hibs fans of my experience ) always travel more in hope than expectation. We aren't Real Madrid or even Celtic, if you are a Hibby and ever travel to a game against anybody apart from the lowest level opposition 'expecting' to win you haven't been following the club for very long I would presume.

If folk are being cagey about tonight's game its based on realism about what we face. The obstacles to our progress are there for all to see, its not being defeatist or 'negative' to take them into account when surmising how the game might go, if you are giving an honest opinion that is.

All this '**** everybody, we are Hibs' is great rhetoric …. It's exactly how the fans of this club who have followed it through thin, thinner and the odd good time think …. But not in the way you are using it.
We never think we are a stick on to win, but we turn up regardless … We have watched this club lose time after time in games we should have won, but we still turn up for the next one. Guys like me who went to 4 Scottish cup finals prior to 2016 ( 6 if you are including the two replays in 1979 ) and in spite of all that disappointment were back again in 2016 to see us finally do it are what Hibs are about.

That 'if you are so negative about Hibs chances don't even show up' is the exact opposite of what it means to follow this football club. Its still turning up when you don't think we have much chance that makes a Hibs fan and why this club has survived to get to the stage its at now and how it will survive into the future, Especially in the times when half the folk who watch Hibs now on the back of 2016 disappear back to shopping on a Saturday with the misses or hubby and leave it to the usual suspects to keep the club going.

Showing up when you think the odds are stacked against the team and you don't think we can win is exactly what makes a Hibs fan mate and if you don't realise that you wont make a very good one.

Amen

[Hermit Crab]

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I had a dream before the last match that we won 3-2 on penalties, so I’m going with that. You can all thank me later.


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Yeah, it might turn out to be the second part of your username...

[Dan Sarf]

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Aye, guid mate.

After 40 years of going to games I ( and I would think most Hibs fans of my experience ) always travel more in hope than expectation. We aren't Real Madrid or even Celtic, if you are a Hibby and ever travel to a game against anybody apart from the lowest level opposition 'expecting' to win you haven't been following the club for very long I would presume.

If folk are being cagey about tonight's game its based on realism about what we face. The obstacles to our progress are there for all to see, its not being defeatist or 'negative' to take them into account when surmising how the game might go, if you are giving an honest opinion that is.

All this '**** everybody, we are Hibs' is great rhetoric …. It's exactly how the fans of this club who have followed it through thin, thinner and the odd good time think …. But not in the way you are using it.
We never think we are a stick on to win, but we turn up regardless … We have watched this club lose time after time in games we should have won, but we still turn up for the next one. Guys like me who went to 4 Scottish cup finals prior to 2016 ( 6 if you are including the two replays in 1979 ) and in spite of all that disappointment were back again in 2016 to see us finally do it are what Hibs are about.

That 'if you are so negative about Hibs chances don't even show up' is the exact opposite of what it means to follow this football club. Its still turning up when you don't think we have much chance that makes a Hibs fan and why this club has survived to get to the stage its at now and how it will survive into the future, Especially in the times when half the folk who watch Hibs now on the back of 2016 disappear back to shopping on a Saturday with the misses or hubby and leave it to the usual suspects to keep the club going.

Showing up when you think the odds are stacked against the team and you don't think we can win is exactly what makes a Hibs fan mate and if you don't realise that you wont make a very good one.

Thanks you. Beautifully put.

[hfc rd]

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Aye, guid mate.

After 40 years of going to games I ( and I would think most Hibs fans of my experience ) always travel more in hope than expectation. We aren't Real Madrid or even Celtic, if you are a Hibby and ever travel to a game against anybody apart from the lowest level opposition 'expecting' to win you haven't been following the club for very long I would presume.

If folk are being cagey about tonight's game its based on realism about what we face. The obstacles to our progress are there for all to see, its not being defeatist or 'negative' to take them into account when surmising how the game might go, if you are giving an honest opinion that is.

All this '**** everybody, we are Hibs' is great rhetoric …. It's exactly how the fans of this club who have followed it through thin, thinner and the odd good time think …. But not in the way you are using it.
We never think we are a stick on to win, but we turn up regardless … We have watched this club lose time after time in games we should have won, but we still turn up for the next one. Guys like me who went to 4 Scottish cup finals prior to 2016 ( 6 if you are including the two replays in 1979 ) and in spite of all that disappointment were back again in 2016 to see us finally do it are what Hibs are about.

That 'if you are so negative about Hibs chances don't even show up' is the exact opposite of what it means to follow this football club. Its still turning up when you don't think we have much chance that makes a Hibs fan and why this club has survived to get to the stage its at now and how it will survive into the future, Especially in the times when half the folk who watch Hibs now on the back of 2016 disappear back to shopping on a Saturday with the misses or hubby and leave it to the usual suspects to keep the club going.

Showing up when you think the odds are stacked against the team and you don't think we can win is exactly what makes a Hibs fan mate and if you don't realise that you wont make a very good one.

Couldn’t have put it any better! 100% spot on

[Crutch]

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I got 30/1 with Unibet yesterday and 13/1 anytime.

Edit - just checked still 30/1 first and dropped slightly to 12/1 anytime.

Unibet quite clearly keep their Scottish football insight to a minimum, Fraser Murray's 22/1 FG - Mallan still at 30s

[JimBHibees]

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Aye, guid mate.

After 40 years of going to games I ( and I would think most Hibs fans of my experience ) always travel more in hope than expectation. We aren't Real Madrid or even Celtic, if you are a Hibby and ever travel to a game against anybody apart from the lowest level opposition 'expecting' to win you haven't been following the club for very long I would presume.

If folk are being cagey about tonight's game its based on realism about what we face. The obstacles to our progress are there for all to see, its not being defeatist or 'negative' to take them into account when surmising how the game might go, if you are giving an honest opinion that is.

All this '**** everybody, we are Hibs' is great rhetoric …. It's exactly how the fans of this club who have followed it through thin, thinner and the odd good time think …. But not in the way you are using it.
We never think we are a stick on to win, but we turn up regardless … We have watched this club lose time after time in games we should have won, but we still turn up for the next one. Guys like me who went to 4 Scottish cup finals prior to 2016 ( 6 if you are including the two replays in 1979 ) and in spite of all that disappointment were back again in 2016 to see us finally do it are what Hibs are about.

That 'if you are so negative about Hibs chances don't even show up' is the exact opposite of what it means to follow this football club. Its still turning up when you don't think we have much chance that makes a Hibs fan and why this club has survived to get to the stage its at now and how it will survive into the future, Especially in the times when half the folk who watch Hibs now on the back of 2016 disappear back to shopping on a Saturday with the misses or hubby and leave it to the usual suspects to keep the club going.

Showing up when you think the odds are stacked against the team and you don't think we can win is exactly what makes a Hibs fan mate and if you don't realise that you wont make a very good one.

Great post.

[jacomo]

I’m concerned about their plastic pitch. This puts us at a disadvantage.

Molde seem to be in good form but we can get at them.

[Hermit Crab]

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I’m concerned about their plastic pitch. This puts us at a disadvantage.

Molde seem to be in good form but we can get at them.

I trust Lenny will have had the boys training on the 4G pitch at EM all week as well as light session on their pitch last night.

[Big L]

I think Hibs fancy themselves, I think they expected a bit more from them in the 1St leg and it wasn't there. I think if they really go for them, we could go thru. C'Mon Hibs! More euro glory to add to our illustrious history.

[soupernashwan]

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I had a dream before the last match that we won 3-2 on penalties, so I’m going with that. You can all thank me later.

Judging by how my nerves were jangling in the last 20 against the Greek team I'm not sure that I would enjoy extra time and penalties. Until they emerged victorious of course!

Also, just occurs to me (I've paid such little attention to European football for a while) - do away goals count in extra time? Would seem only fair given they get an extra 30 mins on their *****y plastic carpet.

[Halmyre Hibee]

I think we will score so a big night for our defence and G.K.
1-0 Hibs.