I know a debatable decision cost the Ukranian lad a goal tonight but so far into a season and no striker has scored a goal, that must be unprecedented, surely?
64% possession tonight, 18 shots away from home, we’re making chances.
Why aren’t our strikers scoring?
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11-10-2022 08:54 PM #1
10 league games in and no Hibs striker has scored.
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11-10-2022 08:58 PM #4
Skewed by the fact we played five games before Mckirdy and big myk joined but understand the frustrations
Mckirdy really irks me for some reason. Might be the hair, and the really low socks or his demeanour I dunno. We can see myk putting in a graft and linking really well
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11-10-2022 09:06 PM #6
I know it’s irrelevant and we don’t know how much the option to buy was, but I would have really liked to have see Jasper in this team with the way we play.
Youan has attributes that fear teams like his pace but his touch, passing, shooting and decision making is poor.
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11-10-2022 09:11 PM #7
The lack of goalscoring from our strikers is becoming a bit of a concern.
Obviously Kukharevych should have got off the mark tonight but in general it is a very poor statistic.
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11-10-2022 09:21 PM #8
Excluding Boyle, the only other player that looks like an instinctive finisher is Campbell. He isn’t the quickest but might be worth pushing him further forward, he can’t be any less effective than Youan.
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11-10-2022 09:22 PM #9
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I rate Kukharevych from what I have seen so far but Youan has been disappointing after a decent start. Campbell has done well this year but we are so reliant on Boyle.
The recruitment team have found some good players but at the same time we have an awful lot who simply aren't good enough.
If press reports are to be believed we've spent over £500k on Melkerson and McKirdy, a lot of money for a club of our size for two guys who don't look anywhere near what we need.
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11-10-2022 09:22 PM #10
That’s pretty damning. We can have no complaints when we lose games like tonight if we can’t finish the chances we create.
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11-10-2022 09:23 PM #11
If Melkersen was to play centrally he would score imo, especially with the amount of chances we create.
The question is would the team still look as fluid as it does? Kukharevych leads the line very well and gives defenders a hard game.
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11-10-2022 09:24 PM #12
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11-10-2022 09:29 PM #14
McKirdy looked OK tonight I thought. Was at least getting shots away. Kukharevych should have been off the mark, Youan is murder.
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11-10-2022 09:38 PM #16
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Cannot criticise the money invested in the squad.
Melkersen & McKirdy cost an estimated £600k. But is the Norwegian 2nd division (where Melkersen was playing, he couldn't get into the Bodo/Glimt 1st team) and the 4th tier in England, Swindon, in McKirdy's case really where we should be spending this kind of money.
They both seem like expensive punts to me. Thought Melkersen looked promising to begin with. I sympathise with his health issues but he has been here nearly a year and not appearing anywhere near to being a first team starter. Surely as his price he is not deemed a development player by Hibs.
McKirdy looks lighweight and will find it difficult physically in the SPFL.
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11-10-2022 09:55 PM #18
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like for like, both have failings but youan probly shades it for me.
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11-10-2022 09:56 PM #19
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Mckirdy is a ball greedy wee nob.
If he was half as good as he thinks he is, he'd be twice as good as he is.
Youan is not a striker.
Melkerson 2 goals in 25(?).
#99 is our best hope. He seems decent, but should've had at least 2 tonight.
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11-10-2022 09:57 PM #20
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Are you reading my mind or something.
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McKirdy might come good, but the LJ comments about having to "nail" him concern me. I did think he looked OK tonight and showed some endeavour to do something.
It's beginning to feel that the recruitment strategy is to throw as much of the proverbial at the wall and hoping some of it sticks as for the sheer volume of players we've signed in the summer, we feel very light.
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11-10-2022 10:05 PM #23
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I believe when Youan and Myko in particular (hopefully McKirdy too) get that first goal, we will see a massive boost in confidence and a goal run on the cards. It’s defo coming!
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11-10-2022 10:06 PM #24
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11-10-2022 10:16 PM #29
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Time to start McKirdy.
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11-10-2022 10:22 PM #30
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We really need our forwards scoring now though. It’ll be the difference between finishing third or fifth IMO. It feels a bit like it’s back to needing Boyle to do something. And if he’s not at it, like tonight, you’re wondering who will do something in the final third.
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