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Stubbs wasn’t a dud. He delivered the Scottish Cup unlike any other manager anyone can ever remember. 👍
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26-01-2019 01:30 PM #31
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26-01-2019 01:33 PM #33
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St Mirren also lost their two best players although I would concede it didn’t happen for him there.
Doesn’t make him a dud though. He turned around our club and left it for Lennon to build upon. When Stubbs guys have left the club it’s left us worse off now than when he left that’s for sure.
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26-01-2019 01:33 PM #34This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I'm fine with people having a bit of failure behind them, in fact I'd prefer it. That's what is known as experience.
As long as he has reflected on both periods and he provided an adequate explanation then I'd be happy enough. I'd also have a few questions for him about his time at Hibs, why we weren't promoted with him here and if he'd been here for a third season what he'd have done to get us up.
We have a lot of talent in our squad and we need a man who can relate to the players and pick out what is needed to compliment what we already have. Stubbs fits that description nicely for me.
The Scottish Cup win wouldn't even come into my thinking.
He's also available and knows a few of the players already, all players who performed well for him.
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26-01-2019 01:33 PM #35This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Give Stubbsy the rest of the season. Afterall we only have the Scottish cup left to go for.
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Stubbsy knows the club, and a lot of our players/staff, so he would fit very well into our structure.
Give him the job for 6 months to stabilise things. If he performs well, then he would be in a strong position for a permanent contract in the Summer.
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26-01-2019 01:34 PM #37
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I'd just like to add the caveat that, for me personally, no Stubbs without Doolan. We need them both or neither (or just Doolan if we're really going for something radical).
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26-01-2019 01:35 PM #38This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Good points earlier re other managers at their previous clubs. Maybe Hibs are Stubbsy's 'club'.
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26-01-2019 01:35 PM #39This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteHIBERNIAN FC - ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF HISTORY SINCE 1875
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26-01-2019 01:35 PM #40
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26-01-2019 01:37 PM #41
I personally don't really want him back but there is a very strong argument for it.
Why is it so absurd that fans would want the guy back who gave us Scott Allan, McGinn, Fyvie, McGeouch, Malonga, McGregor, Gray. The guy who started the derby run, the guy who beat Rangers 6 times.
He also won the Scottish cup. That was pretty decent.
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26-01-2019 01:39 PM #42
Imagne if Stubbs became caretaket mahager and won us the Cup AGAIN, christ this place would go into meltdown, me included.
Its actually not a bad idea, he has the respect of some of the players already.
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26-01-2019 01:39 PM #43
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Some guys just "fit" at certain clubs. Stubbs is a good fit at Hibs in my opinion.
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26-01-2019 01:42 PM #47
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Assuming Lennon is gone I would give it to Stubbs until the end of the season and see what he can do. What's the risk- our season, outside the Cup, is over but we are too far ahead to get relegated realistically. He knows Hibs well, presumably gets on with LD, brought young players on - rather than the recent strategy of getting loan players, and is a legend.
My be he was lucky last time, but whats the worst that could happen 7-10th place. If so we can use the next six months to find the long term solution rather than panic into a quick fix.
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26-01-2019 01:44 PM #48
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One of the things I would always look at in a manager would be how we are when they left compared to how we were when they arrived. Stubbs for me made massive strides in building a squad, getting us winning most weeks, bringing fans back and seeing smiles everywhere around the club. The first year in the league he did well finishing above The Rangers and very unlucky not to knock them out the play offs. Second year he did brilliantly in the Cups and obviously brought back the Scottish. The league fizzled out and the play offs saw us defeated by a decent Falkirk side and some unbelievable refereeing. Compared to where we started he gets plus points in most things.
Lennon took a Cup Winning team and added some grit and a bit more pragmatism and got us up. He them added a few signing that really worked with the Stubbs majority and had a great run at the league last year and a decent run in Europe this year. Another couple of poor windows and terrible form and style sees him leave with a squad that imo is worse than the one he inherited and in a faily poor league position. The fans are now not smiling and the whole club seems far more like when Butcher left than when Stubbs did.
I really rate Stubbs but I think there is merit in those saying we would have to bring his whole team in and then you would be talking about 2 or 3 year deals. What we should be looking for is a galvanising and positive manager like Stubbs. Lennon appears to be able to do that job when things are going well but he is far to quick to start divisions when results go the other way. I always felt Stubbs was talking about what Hibs were doing but Lennon was talking about what he was doing.
Let's get on plan again, identify the football we want to play and the style of coach we want and then get someone in. Results have been so poor it is unlikely we will get worse and the teams in the bottom two spots are a long way back. There are some good players on the books but we need to get a couple of forwards in before the break. They don't have to be world beaters and needn't be permanent.
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26-01-2019 01:45 PM #52
It probably makes sense on number of levels. We need an interim manager it appears. He knows the club, the board and is available. Would imagine he will at least be considered.
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26-01-2019 01:48 PM #55
If the question is Tommy Wright or Kenny Miller
then the answer is Alan Stubbs
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26-01-2019 02:03 PM #57
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Stubbs has to considered it makes sense if the rumours of in house fight club are true then he's the man to restore the feel-good factor. We have a love affair with Stubbs he's a legend and deserves another go at Hibs especially now. The club is going into a dire direction right now and i rather Lennon sorted this mess out and retains his job, that the suspension serves it purpose giving him time to think about his supposed actions.
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26-01-2019 02:12 PM #58
On the proviso it's short term initially I could support it for 3 main reasons:
He knows the system and trusts the recruitment team so it may still allow us to finalise any transfers that are close.
He's available so we can get a solution in place quickly to start moving on.
A lot of players know him and speak highly of his man managment. He may be able to galvanise a fractured dressing room.PM Awards General Poster of The Year 2015, 2016, 2017. Probably robbed in other years
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