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    Block set to sign for Hibs

    Looks like young Tommy Block has impressed in his two trials with Hibs - he is set to sign - https://www.bognor.co.uk/sport/football/non-league/bognor-midfielder-all-set-for-move-to-hibernian-1-8744353

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    Quote Originally Posted by stevebone View Post
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    Looks like young Tommy Block has impressed in his two trials with Hibs - he is set to sign - https://www.bognor.co.uk/sport/football/non-league/bognor-midfielder-all-set-for-move-to-hibernian-1-8744353
    Interesting. Cheers for that Steve. Haven’t heard much about him since he came up here other than the name being mentioned a few times.

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    As you will see in his quotes he speaks very highly of how he has been treated while with Hibs so far.

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    Good news. Does this mean we're choosing him over the Canadian guy?

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    Be interesting to see how this turns out. One from left field so hopefully it's a success story.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Diclonius View Post
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    Good news. Does this mean we're choosing him over the Canadian guy?
    I thought the Canadian was a center back and Block was a midfielder so not sure why would be choosing one over the other?

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    Quote Originally Posted by HoboHarry View Post
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    I thought the Canadian was a center back and Block was a midfielder so not sure why would be choosing one over the other?
    I was under the impression both could play in defence and midfield. Guessing we'd sign one as a backup for a number of positions but primarily CB.

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    Block is very much first and foremost a central midfielder - defensive midfielder. Has filled in at centre back for Bognor because of injuries, but much prefers midfield.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stevebone View Post
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    Block is very much first and foremost a central midfielder - defensive midfielder. Has filled in at centre back for Bognor because of injuries, but much prefers midfield.
    Thanks for the updates.

    I suspect you won’t know the answer to this one but do you think he’ll be in and ready for the first team or is he likely to be a bit away from first team football at professional level?

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    Love these sort of signings, hope he kicks on here!

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    Enthusiastic over this one. The lad seems to have a good attitude!

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    Get him in the wall when the opposition get a free kick.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Michael View Post
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    Get him in the wall when the opposition get a free kick.

    Might just chip it

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    Lots of good players came from non league, Vardy, Bullard, Ings, Austen, Crouch, Smalling.
    Last edited by J-C; 18-12-2018 at 08:00 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by J-C View Post
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    Lots of good players came from non league, Hardy, Bullard, Ings, Austen, Crouch, Smalling.
    Crouch came through at Spurs did he not?

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    My Mrs cousins boy is his pal.

    Played at school with him and a Portsmouth.

    Says he’s a high energy holding midfield player

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    Quote Originally Posted by 90+2 View Post
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    Crouch came through at Spurs did he not?
    Started as a trainee but made no appearances, in the 2 years there he was on loan at Dulwich Hamlet and IFK Hassleholm before signing for QPR.

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    Quote Originally Posted by J-C View Post
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    Started as a trainee but made no appearances, in the 2 years there he was on loan at Dulwich Hamlet and IFK Hassleholm before signing for QPR.
    Tbf I wouldn’t class crouch as coming thru the non leagues but get the point ur making

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    Well done to the guy to get offered a deal.
    No mean feet in itself.
    The odds are still stacked against him making it but he seems to have a good attitude and work ethic which will give him a good shot at it.
    Good luck Tommy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Keyser Sauzee View Post
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    Tbf I wouldn’t class crouch as coming thru the non leagues but get the point ur making

    TBH I didn't think so either at the time but he was on a list of 10 top players who played non league football, wasn't till I checked his wiki did I then realise he was at Spurs but purely as a trainee.

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    Quote Originally Posted by J-C View Post
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    Lots of good players came from non league, Hardy, Bullard, Ings, Austen, Crouch, Smalling.

    Ian Wright

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    Ian Wright

    Non League - Les Ferdinand, Jamie Vardy, Ivan Sproule 🙂

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    Pub League, eh!

    I know the player and he's a good addition - not the best of the Bognor squad, though. Their left back (who's name I can't recall) has been watched by numerous clubs this season.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sergey View Post
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    Pub League, eh!

    I know the player and he's a good addition - not the best of the Bognor squad, though. Their left back (who's name I can't recall) has been watched by numerous clubs this season.
    TBF, he ‘ll be expected to prove himself in the development side, not the first team.

    Ps, well done Tommy.

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    Sounds like the laddy’s got a great attitude, he knows he has to work hard to succeed as a footballer and seems willing to do so. Look forward to seeing him in a Hibs strip.


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    Hes just a wee boy... one for development.

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    Hes just a wee boy... one for development.
    Because he’s easy come, easy go,
    Little high, little low,
    Any way the wind blows doesn't really matter to he,...
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    Quote Originally Posted by VivaPalmeiras View Post
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    Because he’s easy come, easy go,
    Little high, little low,
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    Top class!!

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    Hibees it's a Breeze for Block !!

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    Quote Originally Posted by underscore View Post
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    Hes just a wee boy... one for development.
    That'll make him a building Block then.


    Damn it, too late!
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