Moriah-Welsh

[hibee1875]

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Hopefully just managing him for midweek. He does cover a lot of grass.

I think it was a case of managing both players. Getting more meaningful minutes into Amos and giving MW a rest before Wednesday

[Hibernian Verse]

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Shhhsh. Don't tell the poster above that.

Can’t believe you got a tirade of posts on the back of pointing out that MW is better than Jeggo.

Donegal you got booted not long ago for arguing with everyone, at least argue with people who are wrong.

[Hibeesdaft16]

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Can’t believe you got a tirade of posts on the back of pointing out that MW is better than Jeggo.

Donegal you got booted not long ago for arguing with everyone, at least argue with people who are wrong.

Me neither mate, baffled me but cheers, it's appreciated.

[Donegal Hibby]

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Jeggo started only 1 of the previous 12 league games while he was here (that start was when Newell was unavailable). We have replaced a player who couldn’t get a game in a horrendous midfield with a player who will be one of the first names of the teamsheet each week.

When we signed Jeggo ( defensive midfielder) he done a good job at the time though the way Monty was wanting to play with only two in midfield he probably wasn't the type of player that suited him which is why he didn't play so much towards the end .

When Jeggo left we didn't go out and replace him with Moriah-Welsh as been said , Amos came in before him . Moriah-Welsh and Jeggo are to totally different types of midfielders , it's abit like trying to make a comparison with chalk and cheese which the OP was trying to do .

[BoomtownHibees]

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When we signed Jeggo ( defensive midfielder) he done a good job at the time though the way Monty was wanting to play with only two in midfield he probably wasn't the type of player that suited him which is why he didn't play so much towards the end .

When Jeggo left we didn't go out and replace him with Moriah-Welsh as been said , Amos came in before him . Moriah-Welsh and Jeggo are to totally different types of midfielders , it's abit like trying to make a comparison with chalk and cheese which the OP was trying to do .

It’s not really like that. You can compare different midfielders and it’s clear MW is a better player than Jeggo was for us, despite me thinking Jeggo wasn’t that bad

[Donegal Hibby]

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Can’t believe you got a tirade of posts on the back of pointing out that MW is better than Jeggo.

Donegal you got booted not long ago for arguing with everyone, at least argue with people who are wrong.

I don't think I was arguing with everyone and I do think the OP is wrong in making a comparison with two different types of midfielders and saying our signings have been " crap " when I think we have recruited well the last 3 transfer windows. Each to there own point of view I suppose . We will leave it at that 👍

[BoomtownHibees]

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I don't think I was arguing with everyone and I do think the OP is wrong in making a comparison with two different types of midfielders and saying our signings have been " crap " when I think we have recruited well the last 3 transfer windows. Each to there own point of view I suppose . We will leave it at that 👍

Are you saying that you’re unable to say John Mcginn is better than Josh Vela because they were different types of midfielders?

[Donegal Hibby]

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It’s not really like that. You can compare different midfielders and it’s clear MW is a better player than Jeggo was for us, despite me thinking Jeggo wasn’t that bad

If it was between Amos and Jeggo who both play DM yeah though Jeggo an Moriah-Welsh I don't see how you can tbh . Though each to there own opinions I suppose 👍

[CapitalGreen]

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When we signed Jeggo ( defensive midfielder) he done a good job at the time though the way Monty was wanting to play with only two in midfield he probably wasn't the type of player that suited him which is why he didn't play so much towards the end .

When Jeggo left we didn't go out and replace him with Moriah-Welsh as been said , Amos came in before him . Moriah-Welsh and Jeggo are to totally different types of midfielders , it's abit like trying to make a comparison with chalk and cheese which the OP was trying to do .

Jeggo got dropped at the end of last season by LJ and he was pish at the start of this season under LJ - I am not sure losing his place in the team can solely be laid at the feet of NM.

Jeggo wasn’t suited to the team because he struggled to pass the length of himself, I cant think of many central midfielders I’ve seen play for Hibs with worse passing than his.

[CapitalGreen]

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If it was between Amos and Jeggo who both play DM yeah though Jeggo an Moriah-Welsh I don't see how you can tbh . Though each to there own opinions I suppose 👍

Amos doesn’t play DM.

[LaMotta]

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When we signed Jeggo ( defensive midfielder) he done a good job at the time though the way Monty was wanting to play with only two in midfield he probably wasn't the type of player that suited him which is why he didn't play so much towards the end .

When Jeggo left we didn't go out and replace him with Moriah-Welsh as been said , Amos came in before him . Moriah-Welsh and Jeggo are to totally different types of midfielders , it's abit like trying to make a comparison with chalk and cheese which the OP was trying to do .

I don't think its like that at all. They occupy similar spaces on the pitch, like a piece of cheese occupies a similar space on a toastie. It's more like comparing a Kraft plastic cheese slice with a nice piece of Scottish Orkney Island Cheddar.

Chalk and cheese would be goalie and midfielder (and I'm not putting chalk on my toasties)

[JohnM1875]

Of course you can compare Jeggo and Moriah-Welsh. Both play central midfield, will be asked to track, tackle, close down and then move the ball forward when they have it.

Sure, Moriah-Welsh will be more box to box than Jeggo was, but they both play(ed) the same position for us.

[Donegal Hibby]

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Jeggo got dropped at the end of last season by LJ and he was pish at the start of this season under LJ - I am not sure losing his place in the team can solely be laid at the feet of NM.

Jeggo wasn’t suited to the team because he struggled to pass the length of himself, I cant think of many central midfielders I’ve seen play for Hibs with worse passing than his.

His passing definitely wasn't one of his strengths alright though as a defensive midfielder his job I felt was to sit in front of the defence and break things up , apparently he was quite vocal on the pitch too .

Moriah-Welsh is more high energy , covers more ground and is a very good midfielder who we are lucky to have got but he's not DM , I think amos can play the DM role though.

I wouldn't say him losing his place in the team was solely down to him not being suited to playing the way Monty wants us though I do think it was part of it tbh .

Anyhow I don't see the comparison between Jeggo and Moriah Welsh just the same as I don't see it with say the likes of Rodri and De Bruyne either

[BoomtownHibees]

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His passing definitely wasn't one of his strengths alright though as a defensive midfielder his job I felt was to sit in front of the defence and break things up , apparently he was quite vocal on the pitch too .

Moriah-Welsh is more high energy , covers more ground and is a very good midfielder who we are lucky to have got but he's not DM , I think amos can play the DM role though.

I wouldn't say him losing his place in the team was solely down to him not being suited to playing the way Monty wants us though I do think it was part of it tbh .

Anyhow I don't see the comparison between Jeggo and Moriah Welsh just the same as I don't see it with say the likes of Rodri and De Bruyne either

What about Jeggo and De Bruyne? Who’s the better midfielder?

[Brightside]

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Of course you can compare Jeggo and Moriah-Welsh. Both play central midfield, will be asked to track, tackle, close down and then move the ball forward when they have it.

Sure, Moriah-Welsh will be more box to box than Jeggo was, but they both play(ed) the same position for us.

Jeggo just isn’t very good. This young lad is a different level.

[Hibeesdaft16]

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I don't think I was arguing with everyone and I do think the OP is wrong in making a comparison with two different types of midfielders and saying our signings have been " crap " when I think we have recruited well the last 3 transfer windows. Each to there own point of view I suppose . We will leave it at that 👍

You told me, for no reason at all to "give it a rest ffs" then called me "dafty 16"

Want a bigger shovel?

[Hibeesdaft16]

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What about Jeggo and De Bruyne? Who’s the better midfielder?

Who knows, different players. Couldn't swap one for the other tbh

[Donegal Hibby]

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What about Jeggo and De Bruyne? Who’s the better midfielder?

Abit of a mis- match there if you were to ask who was better between Rodri or De Bruyne I'd say they are two different midfielders with different attributes and again I don't think you can make a comparison between the two , much like Jeggo and Moriah Welsh are imo .👍

[BoomtownHibees]

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Abit of a mis- match there if you were to ask who was better between Rodri or De Bruyne I'd say they are two different midfielders with different attributes and again I don't think you can make a comparison between the two , much like Jeggo and Moriah Welsh are imo .👍

Are you a politician?

[Hibeesdaft16]

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Are you a politician?

Tom English-esq.

[Donegal Hibby]

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Are you a politician?

No mate , not at all .
https://www.footballcritic.com/luke-...sitions/140247

[Allant1981]

For those of us not interested in the bickering, think we have won a watch with him, seems to be the type we have been missing, he must be knackered after each game as he just doesn't stop. Long may this continue

[Brightside]

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For those of us not interested in the bickering, think we have won a watch with him, seems to be the type we have been missing, he must be knackered after each game as he just doesn't stop. Long may this continue

Agreed. Not sure how long we will get to keep him.

[BoomtownHibees]

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No mate , not at all .
https://www.footballcritic.com/luke-...sitions/140247

I’ve never mentioned Amos

[JohnM1875]

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Jeggo just isn’t very good. This young lad is a different level.

Couldn’t agree more. The think we have a special player in Moriah-Welsh

[Iain G]

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Tom English-esq.

Tom English-ish maybe?

[Northernhibee]

I’m keen to see Amos after a pre season, I think he could be of a similar level.

[JohnM1875]

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I’m keen to see Amos after a pre season, I think he could be of a similar level.

Same. Think he’ll be better on the ball than Moriah-Welsh. Won’t buzz about as much and be in the oppositions faces, but think Amos will be a big player for us too.

[Donegal Hibby]

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I’ve never mentioned Amos

I know you didn't mate , just thought I'd show it after been shot down for saying Amos can play as a defensive midfielder is all 👍

[Hibiza]

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An arm chair expert then, you could say?

Perhaps a rocking chair on the veranda with a bottle of beer. As seen in films .