No it's not. I respect all opinions. However, what's the point of saying "good riddance". He's gone, whether we like it or not, he's gone. Many will be happy, many will be sad, many will not have any view on it at all. But "good riddance".This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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Thread: Lennon good riddance
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26-01-2019 10:42 AM #61
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26-01-2019 10:47 AM #62
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2nd half of last season yes. Apart from that it's ranged between average and poor.
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26-01-2019 11:07 AM #64
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Thread title is poor but the OP does raise some valid points.
Lennon has been almost “untouchable” since he came to Hibs because he was seen as a massive “coup” for the club to appoint him and so it was.
This had however at times allowed him to do almost as he pleased and whilst I’m not in the know I am led to believe from people within Scottish football (not directly Hibs) that a lot had been tolerated by the board and CEO in terms of the managers behaviour at times such as the going awol after the hearts game etc.
As he was a marquee signing I think at times his ego has run riot and sadly whatever happened yesterday has led the CEO to say “enough is enough” and told the manager to leave and that he is suspended pending an investigation. He evidently stands accused of an act of gross misconduct by his employer and the route taken by the club would be in line with current practice.
In terms of football we had a cracking return to the top flight and for that I thank Neil, however something had gone terribly wrong this season and whilst losing McGinn, McGeough and Allan all at the same time was a serious blow in all honesty the squad we have should be able to finish in the top 6 with relative ease. Selections, tactics and style this season have been questionable at times and a lack of desire evident in my opinion.
NL is responsible for results and they have been far below expectations this season. Had we not had such a “marquee” manager in place I suspect the knives would have been out a few weeks ago for whoever that manager was and it’s Lennon’s “status” that has protected him.
I love NL as our manager and I’m sad to see him go in this manner but it has seemed to me that his interest has waned recently and this has been reflected by the players performances on the pitch. It’s maybe for the best now to move in.
No player or manager will ever be bigger than Hibs.
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26-01-2019 11:32 AM #65
When we got relegated, I'd never have believed we'd win the Scottish cup a few year later.. Life goes on. Players, managers come & go. It's just sad that it's ended like this.
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26-01-2019 12:40 PM #71
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26-01-2019 12:56 PM #75
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26-01-2019 01:03 PM #76This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I feel the thread title however is just unnecessary and in itself pretty derogatory. And for the record there are some posters where there is no point whatsoever trying to address their points as they just consistently over time refuse to respond to any logic or reason, though I can’t say I would particularly consider the OP to be one of those people.
I think there has been plenty to thank Lennon for and in my time in love with Hibs I would place the managerial enjoyment pecking order as: Stubbs, Lennon, Mowbray, Sauzee and then a miscellany if the rest ending at Fenton and then Calderwood.
Anyway your reply genuinely gave me pause for thought.
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26-01-2019 01:10 PM #78
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26-01-2019 01:12 PM #79
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26-01-2019 01:25 PM #81
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This is not our promotion season, this is mot last seasons excellent finish, this is now a season not going well at all. You cannot keep going backwards to look at his record to allow what is going on now to continue. Thanks for that Neil but now isn't good enough.
Managers like players lose form. Folk want rid of Jamie Mac because of form now but what about his form last season?
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26-01-2019 01:35 PM #82
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This is nothing new at ER. Tom Hart sacked manager Willie McFarlane when we were riding high in the league and we were due to play Liverpool in the UEFA cup that evening.
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26-01-2019 01:36 PM #83
What a pish title, Lennons put our club back on the map, even my English mates were bringing Hibs up more due to him and the way we played. He was always in the news for the right or wrong things, negative publicity also keeps you in the limelight, its a shame it has come to this. I also thought he should have walked a few weeks ago, but the treatment of him on here beggars belief, he put his heart on his sleeve and gave everything for this club, when was the last time our club has been so high profile in the past 30yrs, ffs. ********s
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26-01-2019 01:37 PM #84This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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26-01-2019 01:59 PM #85
Terrible OP. Have a word.
NL and the man previous to him had me believing we would win every big game under the floodlights in derbies and the OF AND get us deep into cup competitions.
Record crowds and points totals. We might be in 8th but the new manager has a lot to live up to.
All the best Neil
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26-01-2019 02:02 PM #86This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The second half of last season was brilliant. Doubly so as it's the part of the season we usually struggle in.
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26-01-2019 02:06 PM #87
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This is as pure a "look at me" opening post as you will ever find on the internet.
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26-01-2019 02:10 PM #88
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Emmental and an Ulster fry.
Two lovely plates of food !
But which is the best ?
Only one way to find out .......,,,
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26-01-2019 02:15 PM #89
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Go on then I'll bite...wtf?
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26-01-2019 02:15 PM #90This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I think you'll also find that I'm certainly not one on here who searches kudos. Nor indeed am I part of a gang.
So, less of your 'pathetic' chat if you don't mind.
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