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JeMeSouviens
01-02-2018, 11:47 AM
Not quite curtains, but still utterly awful hair.

20124

Boy band - Lenny will have him in for a #1 all over by this afternoon.

hibsbollah
01-02-2018, 11:49 AM
Photo on Hibs twitter, I’ll let you make your mind up

Its gone a bit late 80s Jason Donovan now.

WeeRussell
01-02-2018, 11:51 AM
Zemamma for natural ability?

In terms of better midfielders: Brown, Thomson, Boozy, McGinn all at least as good or better.

I had forgotten how much I liked Zemamma actually :greengrin

The others though, all brilliant midfielders and all undoubtedly achieved more in their time... I can still see how someone in their mid 20s would argue Allan is the best they've seen (in terms of talent :greengrin).


Good reply though and good examples :aok:

Billy Whizz
01-02-2018, 11:52 AM
Its gone a bit late 80s Jason Donovan now.

Thought JD was bald now

stu in nottingham
01-02-2018, 11:52 AM
Youve got to think its if not his last chance it must be close to being his last chance to live up to all that potential. Whether you use soccerbase or wiki :greengrin he's had somewhere around ten clubs in his eight year career and started around 15 games a season on average, scoring about one goal a season. Its not spectacular. His best season was with us when he was championship poty so hopefully we bring out the best in him.

Yes, it's frustrating when you see players such as him with tons of natural ability having a basically mediocre career. His talent is not in question I don't think but his decision making off the pitch most definitely is. He's 26 and should be at his peak but when you look back at his career so far it has been a series of false starts. It could be argued that his previous stay at Hibs was the most successful time of his career so far.

He seems to be a player who needs some strong guidance, the like of which a shrewd and clear-minded pro like Lennon can give him. I'm hoping it will be a good and fruitful relationship, cemented by a permanent transfer. If not, I think you're right, it's hard to see exactly where his career is going to take off.

hibsbollah
01-02-2018, 11:53 AM
Thought JD was bald now

...hence i said 'late 80s'.:greengrin

Hibbyradge
01-02-2018, 11:57 AM
Agreed.

Is Scott Allan my favourite ever Hibs player? No. Do I think Scott Allan has a questionable attitude? Yes.


I'm not aware of this attitude although I've seen folk discussing it.

What does he do to give that impression and has he been doing it with all his clubs?

SHODAN
01-02-2018, 12:04 PM
I'm not aware of this attitude although I've seen folk discussing it.

What does he do to give that impression and has he been doing it with all his clubs?

Again - apparently wanting to go to Rangers is the only proof needed that you have an "attitude". He did absolutely nothing else during his spell at Hibs to warrant that tag.

I think this may also stem from some fuss he supposedly kicked up at United, but from what I remember I think Peter Houston made a lot of it up (no surprise there).

WeeRussell
01-02-2018, 12:06 PM
Again - apparently wanting to go to Rangers is the only proof needed that you have an "attitude". He did absolutely nothing else during his spell at Hibs to warrant that tag.

I think this may also stem from some fuss he supposedly kicked up at United, but from what I remember I think Peter Houston made a lot of it up (no surprise there).

:agree:


He could even be a 'bit of a d1ck' without having a bad attitude towards football. (not saying he's either).

hibsbollah
01-02-2018, 12:07 PM
Again - apparently wanting to go to Rangers is the only proof needed that you have an "attitude". He did absolutely nothing else during his spell at Hibs to warrant that tag.

I think this may also stem from some fuss he supposedly kicked up at United, but from what I remember I think Peter Houston made a lot of it up (no surprise there).

1. Wanting to leave Hibs and go to Rangers. Sign of a being a bit of a dick.
2. Falling out with Peter Houston. Sign of being an all round good guy.

So very much mixed report card. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt.

Hibbyradge
01-02-2018, 12:13 PM
1. Wanting to leave Hibs and go to Rangers. Sign of a being a bit of a dick.
2. Falling out with Peter Houston. Sign of being an all round good guy.

So very much mixed report card. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt.

:hilarious

JeMeSouviens
01-02-2018, 12:14 PM
https://www.scotsman.com/sport/football/competitions/premiership/interview-scott-allan-on-why-everybody-hates-him-1-4536319


The funny thing is that when I went there with Hibs the Rangers fans chucked toilet rolls at me every time a took a corner. Two months later they were singing: ‘Scott Allan – he’s one of our own.’” This was the “surreal, weird” summer of 2015 when, after the Championship’s player of the year couldn’t quite steer Hibs past Rangers and into the Premiership play-off final, the two clubs reconvened in the Petrofac Cup with the sideshow of Stubbs refusing to sell his star man to the promotion rivals. Hibs stuck Allan’s pretty-boy features on the cover of the programme. Rangers, whose hierarchy had bragged of their intention of getting their man “at any price”, only came up with niggardly bids. Allan started on the bench and remembers grumps from some Hibs supporters during warm-up. When he eventually appeared, with Rangers well ahead, their fans cheered his every touch. His experience that day is interesting given Rangers’ efforts to net another prize Edinburgh asset – Hearts’ Jamie Walker – with these clubs meeting this afternoon. Does Walker play? And if so what will his state of mind be like and what should be his ambition in the game? “I wanted to play the whole 90 minutes against Rangers although not to impress anyone,” Allan stresses. “If you just go out there and walk about in a situation like that it would say a lot about your character and nothing that’s very good. Even though there might be rumblings in the background a footballer should be able to put them out of his mind and play his game. You’d have a point to prove, but only to yourself. You don’t want to be the guy getting yourself a reputation. “Having said that, it was a strange, strange day for me. At the final whistle all the Rangers players were coming up and cuddling me. I don’t know what the Hibs boys thought but if I was having to watch that happening to a teammate I wouldn’t like it. There were a lot of great boys at Hibs, guys with good stories of having disappointments at other clubs like Dylan McGeouch and David Gray then turning their careers around at Easter Road, as well as others who’d been brilliant servants like Lewis Stevenson, and that summer it just became all about me which was wrong.”


...


An apoplectic Peter Houston claimed 
he’d demanded £1,600-a-week, although the Allan camp insist far less was initially requested, and a 
still smaller figure would have been acceptable. When he moved to West Bromwich Albion Allan claimed Houston threatened to “make him disappear from the earth”. Today our man says: “He told me: ‘I’ll get all them oot there [the United supporters] on your back’ and that’s what happened.” So from that moment his character was formed in more than a few people’s eyes: talented, difficult, greedy? He nods.

Good old Housty. :rolleyes:

NAE NOOKIE
01-02-2018, 12:16 PM
Don't you mean 115 games in 7 years, that's over 16 games a season. Unless of course he started playing for united aged 9

Yeh yeh I know .... to you and everybody else who has pointed that out, mafs was never my strong point :greengrin

Doesn't change the fact that his appearance record is poor for a professional player, especially one who is so talented. If he can bring a new attitude and see this as the beginning of fulfilling his undoubted potential he will be a great signing for us and I will be happy to see us try to make it permanent in the summer.

I for one am willing to forget the Sevco saga .... even when it was going on he played well for us on the pitch, so to that extent Allan proved he can bring a certain amount of professionalism to his game. From what I've read of him he needs to bring that attitude to training and his interaction with team mates.

However, if this is just another throw of the dice to engineer a move to another club where he wont play but will pick up a decent wage then I will see him far enough. There's no doubt Celtic wont offer him a new contract so the big question mark over Scott Allan is, does he want to be a football player or just another imposter happy to pick up the money and achieve nothing .... time will tell I suppose.

Hibbyradge
01-02-2018, 12:19 PM
https://www.scotsman.com/sport/football/competitions/premiership/interview-scott-allan-on-why-everybody-hates-him-1-4536319



...



Good old Housty. :rolleyes:

Now I understand.

Allan's attitude stinks, right enough.

I'm never going back.

Sir David Gray
01-02-2018, 12:21 PM
I'm not aware of this attitude although I've seen folk discussing it.

What does he do to give that impression and has he been doing it with all his clubs?

He had only played a few first team games at Dundee United as a youngster when he made demands for a salary that would have made him one of the highest paid players at the club. We had the carry on with him the last time he was here with him insisting on a move to Rangers and Alan Stubbs questioned his attitude when he took him on loan for Rotherham.

I think his questionable attitude is beyond doubt and I think he has the potential to go down a similar path to the one Anthony Stokes has gone down in his career.

However as Pretty Boy has said, he is a talented player and he also has the potential to make us a much better team. These kind of players are worth persevering with and taking a bit of a risk on. It obviously didn't work with Stokes and it may not work with Allan either but if it does then we have a very good player on our hands.

Sir David Gray
01-02-2018, 12:22 PM
Again - apparently wanting to go to Rangers is the only proof needed that you have an "attitude". He did absolutely nothing else during his spell at Hibs to warrant that tag.

I think this may also stem from some fuss he supposedly kicked up at United, but from what I remember I think Peter Houston made a lot of it up (no surprise there).

As I have said he also caused problems at Rotherham, according to Alan Stubbs who was very critical of Allan's attitude.

Hibbyradge
01-02-2018, 12:23 PM
Yeh yeh I know .... to you and everybody else who has pointed that out, mafs was never my strong point.

Clearly, neither is spelling.

There are two fs in maffs. :bitchy:

Pretty Boy
01-02-2018, 12:24 PM
As I have said he also caused problems at Rotherham, according to Alan Stubbs who was very critical of Allan's attitude.

Tbf if I had to live in Rotherham I'd probably try ny hardest to get punted as well.

Hibbyradge
01-02-2018, 12:52 PM
He had only played a few first team games at Dundee United as a youngster when he made demands for a salary that would have made him one of the highest paid players at the club. We had the carry on with him the last time he was here with him insisting on a move to Rangers and Alan Stubbs questioned his attitude when he took him on loan for Rotherham.

I think his questionable attitude is beyond doubt and I think he has the potential to go down a similar path to the one Anthony Stokes has gone down in his career.

However as Pretty Boy has said, he is a talented player and he also has the potential to make us a much better team. These kind of players are worth persevering with and taking a bit of a risk on. It obviously didn't work with Stokes and it may not work with Allan either but if it does then we have a very good player on our hands.

I don't know what happened at Rotherham or why, but Scott Allan asking for a wage rise or putting in a transfer request does not suggest a bad attitude.

The other common denominator in both those scenarios, would have been his agent.

hibby6270
01-02-2018, 12:54 PM
In all the debate in this thread, there’s one aspect of Scott Allan that hasn’t been mentioned/overlooked.

His medical condition - Type 1 Diabetes.

Ability - no question of that.
Attitude - he’s a bit huffy when things don’t go his way.

Medical condition? Don’t think it can be overstated that this plays a big part in which Scott Allan turns up. It’s no secret that when he was with us first time round he was full of praise as to how the club treated him, indeed, probably compensated for him maybe not being entirely 100% on the ball every game. Have his many other clubs been as considerate? Maybe to a certain degree but if he has felt as though clubs don’t take his condition as seriously as he does, that’s where the “huffy” side of his behaviour kicks in.

If Hibs can treat him the same way they did a couple of years back, we may well see the best of Scott Allan once again. Here’s hoping.

HoboHarry
01-02-2018, 12:57 PM
He had only played a few first team games at Dundee United as a youngster when he made demands for a salary that would have made him one of the highest paid players at the club. We had the carry on with him the last time he was here with him insisting on a move to Rangers and Alan Stubbs questioned his attitude when he took him on loan for Rotherham.

I think his questionable attitude is beyond doubt and I think he has the potential to go down a similar path to the one Anthony Stokes has gone down in his career.

However as Pretty Boy has said, he is a talented player and he also has the potential to make us a much better team. These kind of players are worth persevering with and taking a bit of a risk on. It obviously didn't work with Stokes and it may not work with Allan either but if it does then we have a very good player on our hands.
I really am baffled at how Scott Allan is even remotely close to Stokes in attitude. Earning as much money as you possibly can in a short career is perfectly reasonable for me.

NAE NOOKIE
01-02-2018, 01:05 PM
Clearly, neither is spelling.

There are two fs in maffs. :bitchy:

Oi !!!

My aritmutic is won thing but I wont have kritusisum off my speling or of the gramur what I do :grr:

YanYansen
01-02-2018, 01:06 PM
1. Wanting to leave Hibs and go to Rangers. Sign of a being a bit of a dick.
2. Falling out with Peter Houston. Sign of being an all round good guy.

So very much mixed report card. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt.

:greengrin Superb.

Sir David Gray
01-02-2018, 01:17 PM
I love this place sometimes! Quite incredible that I actually come on here with the intention of backing his signing but happen to make a reference to him having a history of having a questionable attitude and I end up being criticised by other people who also welcome his arrival!

Only on hibs.net :greengrin

Bostonhibby
01-02-2018, 01:23 PM
1. Wanting to leave Hibs and go to Rangers. Sign of a being a bit of a dick.
2. Falling out with Peter Houston. Sign of being an all round good guy.

So very much mixed report card. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt.Can anyone tell me how you get to fall out with Hoosty? I'm interested in giving it a right go and Hibs wouldn't even have to sign me up.

For that reason alone Allan can't be all bad☺

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Hibbyradge
01-02-2018, 01:25 PM
I love this place sometimes! Quite incredible that I actually come on here with the intention of backing his signing but happen to make a reference to him having a history of having a questionable attitude and I end up being criticised by other people who also welcome his arrival!

Only on hibs.net :greengrin

:hilarious

Yes, that's hibs.net alright.

He hasn't got a history of questionable attitude though. Well, I guess you're questioning it ...

hibbymac
01-02-2018, 01:27 PM
Boy band - Lenny will have him in for a #1 all over by this afternoon.

Awww FFS, No Lennon as well, .... I thought that was Gary Lockes party piece :duck:

JeMeSouviens
01-02-2018, 01:28 PM
Awww FFS, No Lennon as well, .... I thought that was Gary Lockes party piece :duck:

:faf:

Smartie
01-02-2018, 01:29 PM
Can anyone tell me how you get to fall out with Hoosty? I'm interested in giving it a right go and Hibs wouldn't even have to sign me up.

For that reason alone Allan can't be all bad☺

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I think you need to have enough footballing ability for him to want you to play for his team.

When I read "apoplectic Peter Houston" I thought it was worth looking into.

With Houston, how do you know when he's apoplectic? His napper is permanantly tomatae red. It's hard to tell when he's just grumbling about budgets or when he's activated full-blown seethe mode.

Dog turds through the letterbox?

Spill his wife's pint?

Chinese burn?

blackpoolhibs
01-02-2018, 01:29 PM
Awww FFS, No Lennon as well, .... I thought that was Gary Lockes party piece :duck:


:faf:

woodythehibee
01-02-2018, 01:37 PM
We have signed a classy footballer so I'm delighted with Scotty re-signing.

He was a joy to watch previously and at times he was worth the entrance money alone.

His conduct was poor when he left but I'm sure he will address in his first HibsTv interview. His head was clearly turned with the Rangers tapping him up.

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we are hibs
01-02-2018, 01:38 PM
I agree to an extent re Allan, sometimes he needed to play the simple pass, but at the same time it was one of the things I loved when watching him. His first instinct when getting the ball was to try and effect the game in a positive manner. Contrast that with the much lauded Dylan McGeouch who last night spent more time passing the ball backwards than he did forwards. Maybe they could learn something from each other......


Think thats harsh on mcgeouch. He played a good ball over the top for Boyle but he couldn't get on the end of it. He's done it a few times this season actually. Can remember one for Boyle against hearts at ER and Celtic last week for Boyle

hibsbollah
01-02-2018, 02:11 PM
I think you need to have enough footballing ability for him to want you to play for his team.

When I read "apoplectic Peter Houston" I thought it was worth looking into.

With Houston, how do you know when he's apoplectic? His napper is permanantly tomatae red. It's hard to tell when he's just grumbling about budgets or when he's activated full-blown seethe mode.

Dog turds through the letterbox?

Spill his wife's pint?

Chinese burn?

:faf: I'd gladly give him a chinese burn.

An 'apoplectic Peter Houston' is a bit like 'an enthusiastic Kris Akabusi' or 'a sarcastic Ian Hislop'. So difficult to know whats their normal state.

scotiaf
01-02-2018, 02:25 PM
Surely worth the signing for dead balls alone

Weststandwanab
01-02-2018, 02:42 PM
Not quite curtains, but still utterly awful hair.

20124

I wish I had as much hair as that !

neil7908
01-02-2018, 04:02 PM
We should be bringing disciplinary proceedings based on that haircut alone!

Iggy Pope
01-02-2018, 04:06 PM
Surely worth the signing for dead balls alone

****s sake, slagging off his hair is one thing.....

Speedway
01-02-2018, 04:06 PM
Surely worth the signing for dead balls alone

I had no idea he was impotent. Poor guy.

Stuart93
01-02-2018, 04:14 PM
I had no idea he was impotent. Poor guy.

😂😂😂

Famous Fiver
01-02-2018, 04:26 PM
After trawling through this thread two things stick out for me.

1) Efe's 'collision' with Craig Gordon has had very interesting unintended consequences and due to a chain of events we end up with a quality midfielder.

2) If his spell is a success he becomes part of a permanent deal where McGinn goes to Celtic. We get to keep him and, hopefully, receive a decent fee.

Bitter sweet in a lot of ways, in my opinion.

hibsbollah
01-02-2018, 04:32 PM
I wish I had as much hair as that !

It's not the length of what you have that matters, it's what you do with it. Or so im told.

lucky
01-02-2018, 04:33 PM
Allan does not have a questionable attitude, all he’s ever done is chase the cash. His performances for Hibs have been outstanding, arguably he’s the most talented player we’ve had since relegation. As such I’m delighted he’s back at Hibs but disappointed it’s only a loan deal.

Borderhibbie76
01-02-2018, 04:38 PM
After trawling through this thread two things stick out for me.

1) Efe's 'collision' with Craig Gordon has had very interesting unintended consequences and due to a chain of events we end up with a quality midfielder.

2) If his spell is a success he becomes part of a permanent deal where McGinn goes to Celtic. We get to keep him and, hopefully, receive a decent fee.

Bitter sweet in a lot of ways, in my opinion.It's the best signing of the window imo that we have kept SJM till.end of season. Don't think any of us really thought that would be the case last summer so happy to enjoy him.whilst he is still a Hibee. And I have a feeling he may well be a makeweight in a permanent deal for Allan at end of season which if we get the Allan of 2015 back- will be a great bit of business

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Gmack7
01-02-2018, 04:47 PM
After trawling through this thread two things stick out for me.

1) Efe's 'collision' with Craig Gordon has had very interesting unintended consequences and due to a chain of events we end up with a quality midfielder.

2) If his spell is a success he becomes part of a permanent deal where McGinn goes to Celtic. We get to keep him and, hopefully, receive a decent fee.

Bitter sweet in a lot of ways, in my opinion.

any idea how long he has left on his contract

Unseen work
01-02-2018, 04:49 PM
Still has a year and a half on his contract iirc.

The main stumbling block will be wages as he will be on a decent wedge at Celtic.

In saying that I can’t see any other team paying anywhere close to what he is on there.

Sir David Gray
01-02-2018, 05:00 PM
:hilarious

Yes, that's hibs.net alright.

He hasn't got a history of questionable attitude though. Well, I guess you're questioning it ...


Allan does not have a questionable attitude, all he’s ever done is chase the cash. His performances for Hibs have been outstanding, arguably he’s the most talented player we’ve had since relegation. As such I’m delighted he’s back at Hibs but disappointed it’s only a loan deal.

http://www.deadlinenews.co.uk/2016/09/28/rotherham-manager-alan-stubbs-criticises-loan-celtic-midfielder-scott-allans-attitude/

Michael
01-02-2018, 05:02 PM
After trawling through this thread two things stick out for me.

1) Efe's 'collision' with Craig Gordon has had very interesting unintended consequences and due to a chain of events we end up with a quality midfielder.

2) If his spell is a success he becomes part of a permanent deal where McGinn goes to Celtic. We get to keep him and, hopefully, receive a decent fee.

Bitter sweet in a lot of ways, in my opinion.

Lennon playing 4D chess. Sign Bain, injure Gordon and swap for Allan.

ancient hibee
01-02-2018, 05:03 PM
It's the best signing of the window imo that we have kept SJM till.end of season. Don't think any of us really thought that would be the case last summer so happy to enjoy him.whilst he is still a Hibee. And I have a feeling he may well be a makeweight in a permanent deal for Allan at end of season which if we get the Allan of 2015 back- will be a great bit of business

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Think it far more likely that Allan would be the makeweight in any deal involving McGinn.Not that I think it will happen.Allan’s wage too high and McGinn will go to England.

Hibbyradge
01-02-2018, 05:04 PM
http://www.deadlinenews.co.uk/2016/09/28/rotherham-manager-alan-stubbs-criticises-loan-celtic-midfielder-scott-allans-attitude/

Burn the witch.

Big L
01-02-2018, 05:13 PM
If Scott Allan had been a Hibs fanatic (like me) and was trying to work his ticket to get to play for his boyhood heroes, US, and at the same time quadruple his weekly wage,I'm quite sure we would have supported his efforts. For anyone who's thinking of booing him, get a grip! Just reaching for the tin helmet.

Hibbyradge
01-02-2018, 05:14 PM
If Scott Allan had been a Hibs fanatic (like me) and was trying to work his ticket to get to play for his boyhood heroes, US, and at the same time quadruple his weekly wage,I'm quite sure we would have supported his efforts. For anyone who's thinking of booing him, get a grip! Just reaching for the tin helmet.

No, you're spot on.

It's quite saddening that people want to tarnish his character.

--------
01-02-2018, 05:23 PM
Some of the hand wringing about Scott Allan I have seen elsewhere is a bit baffling to me.

I've seen a few people on a couple of platforms say they won't be back because of us signing Allan, it's the adult equivalent of a teenage girl storming out the family home and saying she's going to live with a friend. If he had have been allowed to join Rangers previously it would never have crossed my mind to walk way from Hibs and equally it's just as alien to me to say you are going to do it because he's now back. The reasoning is simple; I love Hibs more than I dislike any individual player. I've never felt I have to like every player that wears a Hibs shirt.

Anyone who watched Allan previously for us has to be aware we are potentially signing a player who can be exceptional. Is he a bit of an enigma? Does he maybe take a bit more managing than others? Might he have aspirations to leave again in the future? The answer to all 3 questions is possibly yes. However good players are often worth a little bit extra work. I'd also rather have a few players in the squad who are going to attract admiring glances and interest from elsewhere rather than a full squad of limited triers who have reached their peak at Hibs. It's about balance.

As far as I can see we have signed a good player who could have handled a difficult situation better.


"Anyone who watched Allan previously for us has to be aware we are potentially signing a player who can be exceptional. Is he a bit of an enigma? Does he maybe take a bit more managing than others? Might he have aspirations to leave again in the future?"

When I read that I thought for a moment you were writing about Willie Hamilton. He could be exceptional; he was certainly an enigma; and boy did he take more managing than the other players in that team. AND he was a former Hearts player ...

But ask anyone who saw him playing for us in the mid-60's and ask them was it right for Stein to sign him, and the answer will always be YES.

There's no doubt about Scott Allan's quality. He can play football at a very high level indeed. He's here for the rest of the season - anything else is surely speculation or wishful thinking. It's understandable in the circumstances that some will hold reservations about his arrival - after all, we've just cleared our feet of one embarrassment - are we maybe signing up another? But while he was here under Stubbs, he played regularly, and he regularly played well, and he's not the first (nor will he be the last) Hibs player to be unsettled by a lucrative approach by a member of the OF.

WH could do amazing things with a football. So can Scott.

(Though - with respect - IMO he'll never be as good as Willie was. Though I'll be delighted to be proven wrong.)

Personally I look forward to seeing him back in the green-shirts-with-white-sleeves. Even if he gives us no more than a four-month cameo, it should be worth seeing.

Welcome back, young Scott. :aok:

worcesterhibby
01-02-2018, 05:24 PM
http://www.deadlinenews.co.uk/2016/09/28/rotherham-manager-alan-stubbs-criticises-loan-celtic-midfielder-scott-allans-attitude/

That headline could read - "Normal human becomes depressed and de-motivated as he discovers he now lives in Rotherham"

GreenOnions
01-02-2018, 05:25 PM
Personally I think hes got a fight on his hands to get a regular berth. Cant see NL playing Dylan, Scott and SJM in the same midfield.

Yep - it's a good problem to have. It might actually help Allan having a bit of competition. Not sure he'd be played as part of a midfield 3 if we played 4-3-3 though.

I can see him as one of the "3" in 4-1-3-2 formation maybe or a 4-2-3-1?

worcesterhibby
01-02-2018, 05:27 PM
"Anyone who watched Allan previously for us has to be aware we are potentially signing a player who can be exceptional. Is he a bit of an enigma? Does he maybe take a bit more managing than others? Might he have aspirations to leave again in the future?"

When I read that I thought for a moment you were writing about Willie Hamilton. He could be exceptional; he was certainly an enigma; and boy did he take more managing than the other players in that team. AND he was a former Hearts player ...

But ask anyone who saw him playing for us in the mid-60's and ask then was it right for Stein to sign him and the answer will always be YES.

There's no doubt about Scott Allan's quality. He can play football at a very high level indeed. He's here for the rest of the season - anything else is surely speculation or wishful thinking. It's understandable in the circumstances that some will hold reservations about his arrival - after all, we've just cleared our feet of one embarrassment - are we maybe signing up another? But while he was here under Stokes, he played regularly, and he regularly played well, and he's not the first (nor will he be the last) Hibs player to be unsettled by a lucrative approach by a member of the OF.

WH could do amazing things with a football. So can Scott.

(Though - with respect - IMO he'll never be as good as Willie was. Though I'll be delighted to be proven wrong.)

Personally I look forward to seeing him back in the green-and-white-sleeves. Even if he gives us no more than a four-month cameo, it should be worth seeing.

Welcome back, young Scott. :aok:

It was Stubbs and the sleeves are just white..but the rest I agree with.

Hibbyradge
01-02-2018, 05:27 PM
"Anyone who watched Allan previously for us has to be aware we are potentially signing a player who can be exceptional. Is he a bit of an enigma? Does he maybe take a bit more managing than others? Might he have aspirations to leave again in the future?"

When I read that I thought for a moment you were writing about Willie Hamilton. He could be exceptional; he was certainly an enigma; and boy did he take more managing than the other players in that team. AND he was a former Hearts player ...

But ask anyone who saw him playing for us in the mid-60's and ask them was it right for Stein to sign him, and the answer will always be YES.

There's no doubt about Scott Allan's quality. He can play football at a very high level indeed. He's here for the rest of the season - anything else is surely speculation or wishful thinking. It's understandable in the circumstances that some will hold reservations about his arrival - after all, we've just cleared our feet of one embarrassment - are we maybe signing up another? But while he was here under ** Stokes **, he played regularly, and he regularly played well, and he's not the first (nor will he be the last) Hibs player to be unsettled by a lucrative approach by a member of the OF.

WH could do amazing things with a football. So can Scott.

(Though - with respect - IMO he'll never be as good as Willie was. Though I'll be delighted to be proven wrong.)

Personally I look forward to seeing him back in the green-and-white-sleeves. Even if he gives us no more than a four-month cameo, it should be worth seeing.

Welcome back, young Scott. :aok:

**Under Stubbs** 👍

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01-02-2018, 05:30 PM
**Under Stubbs** 👍


Stubbs, yes.

Now there's a nightmare scenario - bloody Stokes 'managing' the Cabbage. :rolleyes:

It's sorted.

worcesterhibby
01-02-2018, 05:30 PM
Yep - it's a good problem to have. It might actually help Allan having a bit of competition. Not sure he'd be played as part of a midfield 3 if we played 4-3-3 though.

I can see him as one of the "3" in 4-1-3-2 formation maybe or a 4-2-3-1?

Are you the reincarnation of Ted Rogers ?

jacomo
01-02-2018, 05:31 PM
http://www.deadlinenews.co.uk/2016/09/28/rotherham-manager-alan-stubbs-criticises-loan-celtic-midfielder-scott-allans-attitude/

He fell out with Lee Clark at Birmingham too.

http://metro.co.uk/2014/03/25/why-has-west-broms-scott-allan-become-a-forgotten-man-at-birmingham-city-4677495/

He’s back and I hope he rediscovers his mojo, but the revisionism on Hibs.net is absolutely hilarious.

Scott Allan has not had a good career, given his ability, and his application has been questioned more than once.

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01-02-2018, 05:31 PM
It was Stubbs and the sleeves are just white..but the rest I agree with.

OK, OK, I'll change it. :rolleyes:

But green shirts "and white sleeves". It's just a way of phrasing it.

I've sorted it, OK?

And heart-felt thanks to you and Mr Radge for your constructive vigilance. :not worth

:wink:

The Leith Dutch
01-02-2018, 05:35 PM
If Scott Allan had been a Hibs fanatic (like me) and was trying to work his ticket to get to play for his boyhood heroes, US, and at the same time quadruple his weekly wage,I'm quite sure we would have supported his efforts. For anyone who's thinking of booing him, get a grip! Just reaching for the tin helmet.

Absolutely spot on.

Barring some hugely improbably circumstances like spitting at our own fans or wiping your arse on the shirt nobody should *ever* be booing one of our own players.

Used to get right on my tits people booing Colin Nish. He often looked nervous and his first touch was dodgy and I suspect that wasn't helped by the palpable sensation that there were large sections of the crowd ready to boo him the second a ball bounced off his ankle or got away from him.

By all means be of the opinion that you want a different striker but while he's got the jersey on don't make him play worse.
I mean do people think he's not controlling the ball because he can't be arsed and shouting at him will result in him starting to give a ****?

On the other side I find it similarly odd wishing Cummings all the best at The Rangers. He plays for a club I despise.
I wouldn't wish an injury on him but I hope he has a terrible time as a player and that not a single thing he tries on a football pitch comes off while he's with them.

Equally, should he come back to Hibs I'd be delighted to resign a player I believe is good.

My interest in Scott Allan is not how he left, who he supports or whether he changes lanes without indicating while in bed with his missus.
My only interest is how well he kicks a ball for us and based on the period he played for us I'm hoping that's going to be very ****ing well.

Captain Trips
01-02-2018, 05:37 PM
He fell out with Lee Clark at Birmingham too.

http://metro.co.uk/2014/03/25/why-has-west-broms-scott-allan-become-a-forgotten-man-at-birmingham-city-4677495/

He’s back and I hope he rediscovers his mojo, but the revisionism on Hibs.net is absolutely hilarious.

Scott Allan has not had a good career, given his ability, and his application has been questioned more than once.

Indeed one memorable season is what many are hanging on and possibly ignoring his play in all other seasons all just as relevant. I have said this is a real chance again decent sized club playing good football and willing to take on every club in this league in any given match.

Play well and I think we will try and sign him and if he has sense he should sign on here, show everyone what he can do at Hibs for 2/3 years then he will be pushing 30 and might have shown enough for one more bigger move again. It is all up to him to show he wasn't a one season wonder.

Swedish hibee
01-02-2018, 05:47 PM
Jason Cummings gets so much abuse on here, but Scott Allan doesn't get as much.. I'll never understand the Scottish menality.
Ps. I'm not saying boo him at all, far from it before someone has a bite back at me!

Billy Whizz
01-02-2018, 05:50 PM
Jason Cummings gets so much abuse on here, but Scott Allan doesn't get as much.. I'll never understand the Scottish menality.
Ps. I'm not saying boo him at all, far from it before someone has a bite back at me!

Remind me who Jason plays for?
Says it all

SaulGoodman
01-02-2018, 05:52 PM
OK, OK, I'll change it. :rolleyes:

But green shirts "and white sleeves". It's just a way of phrasing it.

I've sorted it, OK?

And heart-felt thanks to you and Mr Radge for your constructive vigilance. :not worth

:wink:

Another thing is when he played for us we had that horrendous green effort for our first season since relegation so technically he didn't play in "green with white sleeves" :wink:

Northernhibee
01-02-2018, 05:53 PM
Remind me who Jason plays for?
Says it all

Remind me who Scott Allan was wanting to move to, at the cost of unsettling the team at the start of our season?

I don't quite buy that one at all, I'm afraid.

Billy Whizz
01-02-2018, 05:56 PM
Remind me who Scott Allan was wanting to move to, at the cost of unsettling the team at the start of our season?

I don't quite buy that one at all, I'm afraid.

He plays for Hibs, I support Hibs, and I support the players who are currently playing for Hibs

4WAW
01-02-2018, 05:59 PM
OK, OK, I'll change it. :rolleyes:

But green shirts "and white sleeves". It's just a way of phrasing it.

I've sorted it, OK?

And heart-felt thanks to you and Mr Radge for your constructive vigilance. :not worth

:wink:

At the risk of going totally off-thread, I can remember when we have had strips with green-and-white sleeves, covering variations of sleeve ends that had solid green, five(?) bands of green interspersed with white and sleeves with broad strips of green and white of equal width. Don't let them bully you with fake facts. :greengrin

frazeHFC
01-02-2018, 05:59 PM
Players come, players go. However the way Scott Allan can praise his club one minute for the way they gave him a chance, supported him, verbally commit himself to the club.....to then try and force a move to our closest league rivals not long after. Has a lot to prove.

That was me being nice, typed a few stronger posts out prior to that.

berwickhibee
01-02-2018, 06:05 PM
He plays for Hibs, I support Hibs, and I support the players who are currently playing for Hibs

Far too sensible billy.i echo your thoughts.

Lago
01-02-2018, 06:09 PM
Jason Cummings gets so much abuse on here, but Scott Allan doesn't get as much.. I'll never understand the Scottish menality.
Ps. I'm not saying boo him at all, far from it before someone has a bite back at me!
Can't say I've seen too much of that.

Green Badger
01-02-2018, 06:09 PM
He plays for Hibs, I support Hibs, and I support the players who are currently playing for Hibs

This 100%.

Heisenberg
01-02-2018, 06:20 PM
Players come, players go. However the way Scott Allan can praise his club one minute for the way they gave him a chance, supported him, verbally commit himself to the club.....to then try and force a move to our closest league rivals not long after. Has a lot to prove.

That was me being nice, typed a few stronger posts out prior to that.

Don’t underestimate his agents role in that whole saga. He’s an idiot for going along with it right enough.

SHODAN
01-02-2018, 06:21 PM
Stubbs, yes.

Now there's a nightmare scenario - bloody Stokes 'managing' the Cabbage. :rolleyes:

It's sorted.

Anthony Stokes has resigned as Hibernian manager under acrimonious circumstances following a training ground bust-up with Anthony Stokes.

SunSport can exclusively reveal that Stokes had taken issue to Stokes' regularly late appearances to training and late nights out, which culminated in a heated argument at East Mains earlier this afternoon with Stokes reportedly throwing a boot at himself, only missing by inches.

Stokes was then sent on gardening leave by Stokes, resigning shortly after.

Iceman1875
01-02-2018, 06:42 PM
Allan and Christie plus £1.5m for McGinn in the summer.

McGeough, Allan, Christie and Henderson after being homesick [emoji6] - what options!


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Sir David Gray
01-02-2018, 06:59 PM
Allan and Christie plus £1.5m for McGinn in the summer.

McGeough, Allan, Christie and Henderson after being homesick [emoji6] - what options!


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Allan and Christie will still have 12 months left on their contracts with Celtic, in the summer.

I would be surprised if they gave them both to us AND paid us money in exchange for John McGinn, who would also have 12 months left on his contract with us.

If Christie leaves Celtic to go to another club in Scotland, I would imagine it would be to Aberdeen.

tamig
01-02-2018, 07:02 PM
Another thing is when he played for us we had that horrendous green effort for our first season since relegation so technically he didn't play in "green with white sleeves" :wink:

He did though - at the start of the following season.

Iggy Pope
01-02-2018, 07:04 PM
http://www.deadlinenews.co.uk/2016/09/28/rotherham-manager-alan-stubbs-criticises-loan-celtic-midfielder-scott-allans-attitude/

Questionable posting.

Iggy Pope
01-02-2018, 07:06 PM
Anthony Stokes has resigned as Hibernian manager under acrimonious circumstances following a training ground bust-up with Anthony Stokes.

SunSport can exclusively reveal that Stokes had taken issue to Stokes' regularly late appearances to training and late nights out, which culminated in a heated argument at East Mains earlier this afternoon with Stokes reportedly throwing a boot at himself, only missing by inches.

Stokes was then sent on gardening leave by Stokes, resigning shortly after.

You worked on that didn't you?

Weir07
01-02-2018, 07:14 PM
Players come, players go. However the way Scott Allan can praise his club one minute for the way they gave him a chance, supported him, verbally commit himself to the club.....to then try and force a move to our closest league rivals not long after. Has a lot to prove.

That was me being nice, typed a few stronger posts out prior to that.

I think that is a fair point, did really upset the start of our second season in the Championship, lost away to Dumbarton in the first game. Really hated the way the media was used in trying to force a move, however was impressed the way Leeanne and Stubbs held firm over the Rangers transfer, probably the first time in my lifetime we didn't give in to them. That said, Allan is a great player to watch, sees passes on the pitch that supporters can't see in the stand, so looking forward to seeing him back in a Hibs strip, a player of real quality when on his game.

worcesterhibby
01-02-2018, 07:17 PM
OK, OK, I'll change it. :rolleyes:

But green shirts "and white sleeves". It's just a way of phrasing it.

I've sorted it, OK?

And heart-felt thanks to you and Mr Radge for your constructive vigilance. :not worth

:wink:

My pleasure old boy, we must keep up our standards :greengrin

Thecat23
01-02-2018, 07:19 PM
I think he’ll leave many eating humble pie. Some posts on social media from fans saying they won’t be back and others saying they’ll boo him are hilarious!

Like petty little school children having a tantrum. You all know you will cheer if he scores or sets up goals, these folk should stop embarrassing themselves and get right behind any player who pulls on the green and white!

yonder1875
01-02-2018, 07:21 PM
Anyone planning on booing him shouldn't bother turning up.

Famous Fiver
01-02-2018, 07:24 PM
We lost away at Dumbarton that day because they kicked us (including Scott Allan) from pillar to post and we got no protection at all from the ref. Also a thunderbolt of a free kick which was a once in a lifetime shot for player who quickly disappeared into obscurity.

Scott tried his best that day but like so many times before and since a Hibs player was targeted by the hammer throwers and nothing was done about it.

GreenOnions
01-02-2018, 07:28 PM
Allan and Christie will still have 12 months left on their contracts with Celtic, in the summer.

I would be surprised if they gave them both to us AND paid us money in exchange for John McGinn, who would also have 12 months left on his contract with us.

If Christie leaves Celtic to go to another club in Scotland, I would imagine it would be to Aberdeen.

Christie is an absolute standout IMHO. If we had any chance of signing him we should take it. I'm sure Aberdeen would want him but not so sure they'd have enough cash to buy him in the summer or any players Celtic would want.

Hibs on the other hand ................ :hmmm:

Golden Bear
01-02-2018, 07:33 PM
I think he’ll leave many eating humble pie. Some posts on social media from fans saying they won’t be back and others saying they’ll boo him are hilarious!

Like petty little school children having a tantrum. You all know you will cheer if he scores or sets up goals, these folk should stop embarrassing themselves and get right behind any player who pulls on the green and white!

Well said . Some of the posts on Facebook are embarrassing. Can't believe these folk are really Hibs supporters.

Captain Trips
01-02-2018, 07:34 PM
I think he’ll leave many eating humble pie. Some posts on social media from fans saying they won’t be back and others saying they’ll boo him are hilarious!

Like petty little school children having a tantrum. You all know you will cheer if he scores or sets up goals, these folk should stop embarrassing themselves and get right behind any player who pulls on the green and white!

Hopefully then the Hibs Kids at their next match are in good mood then.

SideBurns
01-02-2018, 07:34 PM
Scott Allan's was fantastic first time around but his midfield partners were Liam Craig & Scott Robertson - both very good players but neither are in the class of McGinn or McGeouch. If he can recapture that form with better footballers around him then it could be an exciting end to the season.

eastterrace
01-02-2018, 07:36 PM
Funny when you look at it from Scott Allan's perspective.

Imagine where he'd be if he stayed with us as he was looking excellent in pre season and starting to add goals to his game. Consistent game time and probably a move down south to a better team than Rotherham. Less money in his pocket mind you but probably a better player with better prospects.

Glad he's back though can't wait to watch him play for us again (if this is all true).

If he had stayed we might not have won the cup as we got mcgeoch and Henderson as part of the deal and the rest is history


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Stuart93
01-02-2018, 07:36 PM
I think he’ll leave many eating humble pie. Some posts on social media from fans saying they won’t be back and others saying they’ll boo him are hilarious!

Like petty little school children having a tantrum. You all know you will cheer if he scores or sets up goals, these folk should stop embarrassing themselves and get right behind any player who pulls on the green and white!

As I said earlier in the thread there were about 4 fannys at the back of the east last night shouting & singing abuse about scott allan all game. Would be nice if they never showed up again.

Bob1875
01-02-2018, 07:42 PM
What is it, that SA done that is any worse than Riordan, Murray, Thomson etc? Wanted to leave for more money? It’s footvall, it happens. Any clown that boos him or doesn’t support him should stay in the house.

ekhibee
01-02-2018, 07:43 PM
Christie is an absolute standout IMHO. If we had any chance of signing him we should take it. I'm sure Aberdeen would want him but not so sure they'd have enough cash to buy him in the summer or any players Celtic would want.

Hibs on the other hand ................ :hmmm:
I reckon we've got absolutely no chance of signing Christie, but he'd be an excellent signing, one of the very best.

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01-02-2018, 07:46 PM
anthony stokes has resigned as hibernian manager under acrimonious circumstances following a training ground bust-up with anthony stokes.

Sunsport can exclusively reveal that stokes had taken issue to stokes' regularly late appearances to training and late nights out, which culminated in a heated argument at east mains earlier this afternoon with stokes reportedly throwing a boot at himself, only missing by inches.

Stokes was then sent on gardening leave by stokes, resigning shortly after.

ha freakin' ha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Is It On....
01-02-2018, 07:53 PM
I had forgotten how much I liked Zemamma actually :greengrin

The others though, all brilliant midfielders and all undoubtedly achieved more in their time... I can still see how someone in their mid 20s would argue Allan is the best they've seen (in terms of talent :greengrin).


Good reply though and good examples :aok:

I seem to remember when Zemmama scored against Hearts and ran full length of the pitch to give them a GIRFUY..

HoboHarry
01-02-2018, 07:55 PM
I seem to remember when Zemmama scored against Hearts and ran full length of the pitch to give them a GIRFUY..
Was that not Benji? Got stopped by Yogi IIRC......

jacomo
01-02-2018, 07:57 PM
Scott Allan's was fantastic first time around but his midfield partners were Liam Craig & Scott Robertson - both very good players but neither are in the class of McGinn or McGeouch. If he can recapture that form with better footballers around him then it could be an exciting end to the season.


McGeouch was here too that season.

I actually felt he was in SA’s shadow a little bit and became a much better player once he’d gone.

Albeit Dylan missed a lot of games due to injuries.

BoomtownHibees
01-02-2018, 07:57 PM
Was that not Benji? Got stopped by Yogi IIRC......

Got stopped by Zibi I think. About the only thing he stopped in his whole Hibs career

Unseen work
01-02-2018, 07:58 PM
Please stop speaking about Ryan Christie. We don’t have a hope in hell of signing him.

Especially not as part of a swap deal with Mcginn.

Christie is worth more and a better player than Mcginn

HoboHarry
01-02-2018, 08:08 PM
Got stopped by Zibi I think. About the only thing he stopped in his whole Hibs career
Stopped my heart a few times ........

keep the faith
01-02-2018, 08:22 PM
A few things worth thinking about.

Watching him with Dundee, he was like a kid up the park. Working hard, wanting the ball, a real team player loving football and celebrating goals like they had won the world cup.
He also took less than a day to agree to come back. After all the fuss around the way he left. Stokes took an entire summer to decide to sign..
I think scott allan will surprise many. Hibs are a good fit for him and I for one hope he can settle here way beyond his loan.
Let's get started at the weekend Scotty!!

kaimendhibs
01-02-2018, 08:25 PM
I seem to remember when Zemmama scored against Hearts and ran full length of the pitch to give them a GIRFUY..Was Benji mate

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H18S NX
01-02-2018, 08:37 PM
"Anyone who watched Allan previously for us has to be aware we are potentially signing a player who can be exceptional. Is he a bit of an enigma? Does he maybe take a bit more managing than others? Might he have aspirations to leave again in the future?"

When I read that I thought for a moment you were writing about Willie Hamilton. He could be exceptional; he was certainly an enigma; and boy did he take more managing than the other players in that team. AND he was a former Hearts player ...

But ask anyone who saw him playing for us in the mid-60's and ask them was it right for Stein to sign him, and the answer will always be YES.

There's no doubt about Scott Allan's quality. He can play football at a very high level indeed. He's here for the rest of the season - anything else is surely speculation or wishful thinking. It's understandable in the circumstances that some will hold reservations about his arrival - after all, we've just cleared our feet of one embarrassment - are we maybe signing up another? But while he was here under Stubbs, he played regularly, and he regularly played well, and he's not the first (nor will he be the last) Hibs player to be unsettled by a lucrative approach by a member of the OF.

WH could do amazing things with a football. So can Scott.

(Though - with respect - IMO he'll never be as good as Willie was. Though I'll be delighted to be proven wrong.)

Personally I look forward to seeing him back in the green-shirts-with-white-sleeves. Even if he gives us no more than a four-month cameo, it should be worth seeing.

Welcome back, young Scott. :aok:.....spot on..............:aok:

The_Horde
01-02-2018, 08:45 PM
I think he’ll leave many eating humble pie. Some posts on social media from fans saying they won’t be back and others saying they’ll boo him are hilarious!

Like petty little school children having a tantrum. You all know you will cheer if he scores or sets up goals, these folk should stop embarrassing themselves and get right behind any player who pulls on the green and white!

Think there's a wee anti Scott Allan group. They sat up the back of the East the other night and were chanting about Allan being a judas and a w****r etc all game.

Hibbyradge
01-02-2018, 08:54 PM
He fell out with Lee Clark at Birmingham too.

http://metro.co.uk/2014/03/25/why-has-west-broms-scott-allan-become-a-forgotten-man-at-birmingham-city-4677495/

He’s back and I hope he rediscovers his mojo, but the revisionism on Hibs.net is absolutely hilarious.

Scott Allan has not had a good career, given his ability, and his application has been questioned more than once.

Is it really hilarious that people would want to think of our new players in the best light rather than trawl the internet to find examples which show the opposite?

If I want to hear about any of our players' flaws, real or invented, a quick shifty at sevenpointsback will satisfy that perverse craving.

Hibbyradge
01-02-2018, 08:58 PM
I think that is a fair point, did really upset the start of our second season in the Championship, lost away to Dumbarton in the first game. Really hated the way the media was used in trying to force a move, however was impressed the way Leeanne and Stubbs held firm over the Rangers transfer, probably the first time in my lifetime we didn't give in to them. That said, Allan is a great player to watch, sees passes on the pitch that supporters can't see in the stand, so looking forward to seeing him back in a Hibs strip, a player of real quality when on his game.

We didn't sell Scott Brown to them either.

Jonnyboy
01-02-2018, 09:03 PM
We lost away at Dumbarton that day because they kicked us (including Scott Allan) from pillar to post and we got no protection at all from the ref. Also a thunderbolt of a free kick which was a once in a lifetime shot for player who quickly disappeared into obscurity.

Scott tried his best that day but like so many times before and since a Hibs player was targeted by the hammer throwers and nothing was done about it.

Indeed. I was at that game and some of the abuse hurled at Scott by Hibs fans was frankly a disgrace

Ringothedog
01-02-2018, 09:27 PM
Indeed. I was at that game and some of the abuse hurled at Scott by Hibs fans was frankly a disgrace

In fairness it was a small but very vocal minority, this time around the more moderate Hibs fans have to make our presence felt by backing Scott Allan. I want to see the best and most skilful players playing in a Hibs jersey and he falls into that category. I welcome him back with open arms and feel that we will thrive with him here

MWHIBBIES
01-02-2018, 09:29 PM
A Hibs player forcing a move to that vermin deserves all the abuse he gets IMO. He'll get my full support now but he earned the abuse as well.

The_Horde
01-02-2018, 09:34 PM
A Hibs player forcing a move to that vermin deserves all the abuse he gets IMO. He'll get my full support now but he earned the abuse as well.

As proven before.. Had he forced the Celtic move first he'd be far more easily forgiven.. too many with Celtic sympathies amongst our support.

Heedersnvolleys
01-02-2018, 09:35 PM
Few roasters up the back of the east were singing abuse towards scott allan all game. Wonder if they'll keep it up when he's playing for us

They were close to me and if you knew those guys you would know thta was said in jest and definately not serious!!!

Ringothedog
01-02-2018, 09:36 PM
As proven before.. Had he forced the Celtic move first he'd be far more easily forgiven.. too many with Celtic sympathies amongst our support.

No he wouldn’t, he would have got the same abuse.

The_Horde
01-02-2018, 09:42 PM
No he wouldn’t, he would have got the same abuse.

No chance.

jgl07
01-02-2018, 09:47 PM
No he wouldn’t, he would have got the same abuse.
Rangers were direct rivals for Hibs for promotion, Celtic were a division away.

Not a direct comparison.

KeithTheHibby
01-02-2018, 09:48 PM
Anyone planning on booing him shouldn't bother turning up.

Anyone booing him are fannys.

Thecat23
01-02-2018, 09:58 PM
I say we boo the people who boo Scott Allan!!!

BOOOOOOOOO 😁

My_Wife_Camille
01-02-2018, 09:59 PM
I say we boo the people who boo Scott Allan!!!

BOOOOOOOOO 😁
I’ll be booing Liam Craig and Andy Shinnie

Thecat23
01-02-2018, 10:00 PM
Where did booing come from btw? It’s a weird thing to just make up and think that noise is nasty let’s use it for folk we don’t like! I don’t mean in football I mean in general.

Think I need to lay off the co-codamol 🤤

Thecat23
01-02-2018, 10:00 PM
I’ll be booing Liam Craig and Andy Shinnie

Well I’m gonna point and boo you!

MWHIBBIES
01-02-2018, 10:01 PM
As proven before.. Had he forced the Celtic move first he'd be far more easily forgiven.. too many with Celtic sympathies amongst our support.Very much hope you aren't referring to me there, despise them both and always have.

Griffiths, Scott Brown etc can all get ****ed.

calumhibee1
01-02-2018, 10:01 PM
They were close to me and if you knew those guys you would know thta was said in jest and definately not serious!!!

Utterly ***** banter if that’s the case.

SRHibs
01-02-2018, 10:02 PM
They were close to me and if you knew those guys you would know thta was said in jest and definately not serious!!!

Aye, it was hilarious. It was even funnier the 15th time they sang about how much they hated him!

My_Wife_Camille
01-02-2018, 10:03 PM
Well I’m gonna point and boo you!
I’m going to boo Kevin Thomson and if anybody doesn’t like it I’ll punch them in the nose

My_Wife_Camille
01-02-2018, 10:18 PM
Very much hope you aren't referring to me there, despise them both and always have.

Griffiths, Scott Brown etc can all get ****ed.
You’re the biggest Celtic sympathiser on here

Hibbyradge
01-02-2018, 10:20 PM
No chance.

Remember Caldwell?

660
01-02-2018, 10:21 PM
lol

http://www.hmfckickback.co.uk/index.php?/topic/175151-yet-another-celtic-player-goes-on-loan-to-hibs/

KWJ
01-02-2018, 10:53 PM
Where did booing come from btw? It’s a weird thing to just make up and think that noise is nasty let’s use it for folk we don’t like! I don’t mean in football I mean in general.

Think I need to lay off the co-codamol 🤤

BOO the questioner.

Burn the witch.

****en BOO!

zitelli62
01-02-2018, 11:30 PM
As long as anyone plays in the green and white of hibs I will always support them once they leave that's different I support the shirt not the player.

GreenLake
01-02-2018, 11:45 PM
lol

http://www.hmfckickback.co.uk/index.php?/topic/175151-yet-another-celtic-player-goes-on-loan-to-hibs/

I would like to see a count of the ex-oldco players who found their way into turd colored shirts and vice versa.

blaikie
02-02-2018, 12:21 AM
I would like to see a count of the ex-oldco players who found their way into turd colored shirts and vice versa.

Naismith
Lafferty
Webster
Holt
King
Wallace
Wilson
Black
Templeton
Velicka
Zaliukas
Kyle

There’s a few more if you go deeper into the history books!

Johnny Clash
02-02-2018, 12:34 AM
What is it, that SA done that is any worse than Riordan, Murray, Thomson etc? Wanted to leave for more money? It’s footvall, it happens. Any clown that boos him or doesn’t support him should stay in the house.


Aswell as Pat Stanton, Russell Latapy, Yogi, Pat McGinlay to name a few more

Haymaker
02-02-2018, 01:36 AM
Very much hope you aren't referring to me there, despise them both and always have.

Griffiths, Scott Brown etc can all get ****ed.

Why Griffiths?

Eaststandee
02-02-2018, 03:00 AM
No, you're spot on.

It's quite saddening that people want to tarnish his character.Wait are you saying it is Hibs fans who have "tarnished his character?"

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mjhibby
02-02-2018, 03:28 AM
I have to admit I wasn't enamoured with his behaviour but he is a very good footballer when he puts his mind to it. As long as he performs for us I don't care a jot about the past. As for booing your own player. Each to their own but it's hardly helping the team is it.

IGRIGI
02-02-2018, 05:44 AM
lol

http://www.hmfckickback.co.uk/index.php?/topic/175151-yet-another-celtic-player-goes-on-loan-to-hibs/

"These are all positions that Hibs needed players for at specific windows"

Wow, you would think we've actually gone out and searched for players that we need and are available, unbelievable stuff :greengrin

Beefster
02-02-2018, 05:53 AM
As proven before.. Had he forced the Celtic move first he'd be far more easily forgiven.. too many with Celtic sympathies amongst our support.

Gary Caldwell disagrees.

hibsbollah
02-02-2018, 06:03 AM
Where did booing come from btw? It’s a weird thing to just make up and think that noise is nasty let’s use it for folk we don’t like! I don’t mean in football I mean in general.

Think I need to lay off the co-codamol ��

Interesting question. Which is the whole point of the internet:greengrin

Where does booing come from? The first written record comes from ancient Greece. At the annual Festival of Dionysia in Athens, playwrights competed to determine whose tragedy was the best. When the democratic reformer Cleisthenes (http://www.pbs.org/empires/thegreeks/characters/cleisthenes_p1.html) came to power in the sixth century B.C., audience participation came to be regarded as a civic duty. The audience applauded to show its approval and shouted and whistled to show displeasure.


In ancient Rome, jeering was common at the gladiatorial games, where audience participation often determined whether a competitor lived or died. According to the OxfordEnglish Dictionary, the Latin verb explodere means "to drive out by clapping, hiss (a player) off the stage."

While people have expressed displeasure publicly since ancient times, the English word boo was first used in the early 19th century to describe the lowing sound that cattle make. Later in the 1800s, the word came to be used to describe the disapproving cry of crowds. Hoot, another onomatopoeic English word, was used as early as 1225 to describe the same phenomenon. (Ancient Greek and Latin both contain words resembling boo that mean "to cry or shout aloud," though there is no known etymological connection to the modern English word.)

Thecat23
02-02-2018, 06:09 AM
Interesting question. Which is the whole point of the internet:greengrin

Where does booing come from? The first written record comes from ancient Greece. At the annual Festival of Dionysia in Athens, playwrights competed to determine whose tragedy was the best. When the democratic reformer Cleisthenes (http://www.pbs.org/empires/thegreeks/characters/cleisthenes_p1.html) came to power in the sixth century B.C., audience participation came to be regarded as a civic duty. The audience applauded to show its approval and shouted and whistled to show displeasure.


In ancient Rome, jeering was common at the gladiatorial games, where audience participation often determined whether a competitor lived or died. According to the OxfordEnglish Dictionary, the Latin verb explodere means "to drive out by clapping, hiss (a player) off the stage."

While people have expressed displeasure publicly since ancient times, the English word boo was first used in the early 19th century to describe the lowing sound that cattle make. Later in the 1800s, the word came to be used to describe the disapproving cry of crowds. Hoot, another onomatopoeic English word, was used as early as 1225 to describe the same phenomenon. (Ancient Greek and Latin both contain words resembling boo that mean "to cry or shout aloud," though there is no known etymological connection to the modern English word.)

Everyday is a school day 😁👍🏼

sadtom
02-02-2018, 06:12 AM
As proven before.. Had he forced the Celtic move first he'd be far more easily forgiven.. too many with Celtic sympathies amongst our support.

Load of B*ll*x.
Too many hun sympathisers on here more interested in having a go at celtc.
SA didn't cover himself in glory with his behaviour last time but i'm never going to boo anyone in a Hibs shirt. He will be welcomed back and get my full support.

For what its worth. Do i think the blue weegies are worse than the green ones? Damn right i do. Any decent human should.
Is it because i have any feelings towards celtc. Like hell it is. Probably my 5th most disliked side in Scotland.

Said it before. And always happy to say it again.

Celtc = Annoying, patronising, irritating, delusional, bloated, greedy, self important.
If they were an ailment i'd consider them an STD.

Derhun = Also greedy and self important. But backward, nasty, violent, bullies, poisonous, bigots. A stain on humanity.
Cancer! Absolute f***in' cancer.

Detesting derhun more than anyone else doesnt make you pro celtc. That would be like backing up the view of Scottish football down south...if your not one you are the other. Like they are the only two teams that count.

It does not stop me recognising that derhun monkeys are the embodiment of everything that is wrong with society in Scotland.

Anyway. 'Mon Scotty. Welcome back get out there and do the biz for the good guys.

MWHIBBIES
02-02-2018, 06:45 AM
You’re the biggest Celtic sympathiser on hereYou are trying too hard man, maybe take a break, observe for a bit, come up with some new trolls.



Why Griffiths?Why not? Good player for us on loan, not the big Hibs fan this place likes to believe he is, horrible Celtic mutant now.

One Day Soon
02-02-2018, 06:48 AM
Are people STILL whining about Scott Allan?

And anyone who thinks Leigh isn't still a massive and in the blood Hibs fan is utterly at it. Big difference between where you earn your wages and where your heart is.

hibsbollah
02-02-2018, 07:00 AM
Everyday is a school day 😁👍🏼

:greengrinI think it would be better if people still went 'hoot' 'hoot' like the thirteenth century.

SirDavidsNapper
02-02-2018, 07:01 AM
lol

http://www.hmfckickback.co.uk/index.php?/topic/175151-yet-another-celtic-player-goes-on-loan-to-hibs/

Haha you can almost taste the bitterness. They are all quality players who have gone on to utterly dominate them bar a wee 1-0 trundle over the line job. Suck it up Jambos and stop greetin

MWHIBBIES
02-02-2018, 07:15 AM
Are people STILL whining about Scott Allan?

And anyone who thinks Leigh isn't still a massive and in the blood Hibs fan is utterly at it. Big difference between where you earn your wages and where your heart is.

I don't think I'm at it because I don't join the love in for Celtics centre forward. This place believes he absolutely loves Hibs, he clearly doesn't or he'd be playing here.

Hiber-nation
02-02-2018, 07:20 AM
I don't think I'm at it because I don't join the love in for Celtics centre forward. This place believes he absolutely loves Hibs, he clearly doesn't or he'd be playing here.

So he should have turned down a massive pay hike and chance to play in the Champions League? Aye OK.

Heisenberg
02-02-2018, 07:21 AM
I don't think I'm at it because I don't join the love in for Celtics centre forward. This place believes he absolutely loves Hibs, he clearly doesn't or he'd be playing here.

Haha are you serious? You’d expect him to miss out on 10-15k a week just to play for Hibs? Wow.

green with envy
02-02-2018, 07:35 AM
I don't think I'm at it because I don't join the love in for Celtics centre forward. This place believes he absolutely loves Hibs, he clearly doesn't or he'd be playing here.


You're a funny guy!:agree:

CapitalGreen
02-02-2018, 07:39 AM
I don't think I'm at it because I don't join the love in for Celtics centre forward. This place believes he absolutely loves Hibs, he clearly doesn't or he'd be playing here.

Jesus wept

SirDavidsNapper
02-02-2018, 07:40 AM
I don't think I'm at it because I don't join the love in for Celtics centre forward. This place believes he absolutely loves Hibs, he clearly doesn't or he'd be playing here.

I love Hibs but if I was playing for them and Celtic offered me 4 or 5 times my salary, medals every season and Champions league football I'd go. I'd draw the line at Rangers though lol

Thecat23
02-02-2018, 07:42 AM
:greengrinI think it would be better if people still went 'hoot' 'hoot' like the thirteenth century.

😂

I’ll be doing that to the ref on sat!

My_Wife_Camille
02-02-2018, 07:43 AM
Jesus wept
Agreed. Blatant trolling of the highest order

Hibbyradge
02-02-2018, 07:48 AM
Wait are you saying it is Hibs fans who have "tarnished his character?"

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No, but people are spending time trawling the internet to find articles which show him in a bad light.

Why would you do that to a new signing, or to any Hibs player?

Hibbyradge
02-02-2018, 07:51 AM
i don't think i'm at it because i don't join the love in for celtics centre forward. This place believes he absolutely loves hibs, he clearly doesn't or he'd be playing here.

ffs.

bigwheel
02-02-2018, 07:54 AM
I don't think I'm at it because I don't join the love in for Celtics centre forward. This place believes he absolutely loves Hibs, he clearly doesn't or he'd be playing here.


it's his Job mate - not his hobby. Doesn't mean he is any less a fan...

hibsbollah
02-02-2018, 07:55 AM
I don't think I'm at it because I don't join the love in for Celtics centre forward. This place believes he absolutely loves Hibs, he clearly doesn't or he'd be playing here.

hoot

bigwheel
02-02-2018, 07:57 AM
Interesting question. Which is the whole point of the internet:greengrin

Where does booing come from? The first written record comes from ancient Greece. At the annual Festival of Dionysia in Athens, playwrights competed to determine whose tragedy was the best. When the democratic reformer Cleisthenes (http://www.pbs.org/empires/thegreeks/characters/cleisthenes_p1.html) came to power in the sixth century B.C., audience participation came to be regarded as a civic duty. The audience applauded to show its approval and shouted and whistled to show displeasure.


In ancient Rome, jeering was common at the gladiatorial games, where audience participation often determined whether a competitor lived or died. According to the OxfordEnglish Dictionary, the Latin verb explodere means "to drive out by clapping, hiss (a player) off the stage."

While people have expressed displeasure publicly since ancient times, the English word boo was first used in the early 19th century to describe the lowing sound that cattle make. Later in the 1800s, the word came to be used to describe the disapproving cry of crowds. Hoot, another onomatopoeic English word, was used as early as 1225 to describe the same phenomenon. (Ancient Greek and Latin both contain words resembling boo that mean "to cry or shout aloud," though there is no known etymological connection to the modern English word.)


Boo..hah


A new linguistics study has revealed that the word 'boo' is most likely to have originated in the country after its earliest reference was found in the religious works of two Scottish writers in the 18th century.
Its first recorded use comes in the Scotch Presbyterian Eloquence Display'd, written by Gilbert Crokatt and John Monroe under the pseudonym of Jacob Curate in 1738.
It is defined as 'a word that's used in the north of Scotland to frighten crying children'.
Scots poet and novelist Sir Walter Scott also made reference to the sound in his series of essays titled Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft from 1830.
He wrote 'we start and are afraid when we hear one cry Boh!' defining it as an 'an exclamation intended to surprise or frighten'.
The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) says 'bo' or 'boh' comes from the sixteenth century, but its exact sense is not always clear.
David Robinson, a linguist from Glasgow University, who works on the origins of English, said: 'There is a tendency to consider words like this as slang and unimportant, and not to trace their origins.

MWHIBBIES
02-02-2018, 07:58 AM
Usual reaction on here when you say something bad about Celtics beloved forward. The desperate defending of the ex who you are convinced will come back is embarrassing.

bigwheel
02-02-2018, 07:59 AM
Usual reaction on here when you say something bad about Celtics beloved forward. The desperate defending of the ex who you are convinced will come back is embarrassing.


Oh aye....someone has been up reading their "100 years of Hibs" early this morning...

hibsbollah
02-02-2018, 08:03 AM
Boo..hah


A new linguistics study has revealed that the word 'boo' is most likely to have originated in the country after its earliest reference was found in the religious works of two Scottish writers in the 18th century.
Its first recorded use comes in the Scotch Presbyterian Eloquence Display'd, written by Gilbert Crokatt and John Monroe under the pseudonym of Jacob Curate in 1738.
It is defined as 'a word that's used in the north of Scotland to frighten crying children'.
Scots poet and novelist Sir Walter Scott also made reference to the sound in his series of essays titled Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft from 1830.
He wrote 'we start and are afraid when we hear one cry Boh!' defining it as an 'an exclamation intended to surprise or frighten'.
The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) says 'bo' or 'boh' comes from the sixteenth century, but its exact sense is not always clear.
David Robinson, a linguist from Glasgow University, who works on the origins of English, said: 'There is a tendency to consider words like this as slang and unimportant, and not to trace their origins.




Why would you want to startle or frighten a child that's already crying? That's Presbyterianism for ye.
BOOOOOO

bigwheel
02-02-2018, 08:05 AM
Why would you want to startle or frighten a child that's already crying? That's Presbyterianism for ye.
BOOOOOO


so much right with that reply..... :wink:

RossScott1991
02-02-2018, 08:13 AM
There been any interviews with Allan since signing? Interested to hear his take on coming back

Hiber-nation
02-02-2018, 08:16 AM
Usual reaction on here when you say something bad about Celtics beloved forward. The desperate defending of the ex who you are convinced will come back is embarrassing.

You haven't responded to the point.

flash
02-02-2018, 08:16 AM
Usual reaction on here when you say something bad about Celtics beloved forward. The desperate defending of the ex who you are convinced will come back is embarrassing.

Quit while you're still only miles behind.

One Day Soon
02-02-2018, 08:26 AM
I don't think I'm at it because I don't join the love in for Celtics centre forward. This place believes he absolutely loves Hibs, he clearly doesn't or he'd be playing here.

You're quite right, why did the selfish ******* put the financial security and future of himself and his family before us?

I mean, imagine making employment decisions based upon what allows you best to be able to look after, nurture and protect the people who depend upon you rather than on the preferences of a group of baying fickle idiots that give you dog's abuse and can't even agree with each other most of the time. It's almost as though he isn't putting the interest of all Hibs fans before everything else in his life FFS.

My_Wife_Camille
02-02-2018, 08:42 AM
Usual reaction on here when you say something bad about Celtics beloved forward. The desperate defending of the ex who you are convinced will come back is embarrassing.
Have a day off. Your blatant trolling on here is getting tiresome

Golden Bear
02-02-2018, 08:43 AM
You're quite right, why did the selfish ******* put the financial security and future of himself and his family before us?

I mean, imagine making employment decisions based upon what allows you best to be able to look after, nurture and protect the people who depend upon you rather than on the preferences of a group of baying fickle idiots that give you dog's abuse and can't even agree with each other most of the time. It's almost as though he isn't putting the interest of all Hibs fans before everything else in his life FFS.

:agree:

Amen to that!

green with envy
02-02-2018, 08:49 AM
Usual reaction on here when you say something bad about Celtics beloved forward. The desperate defending of the ex who you are convinced will come back is embarrassing.

... And what makes you right and everyone else wrong?

The_Horde
02-02-2018, 08:54 AM
Gary Caldwell disagrees.

Different times. It's not like that these days.

MWHIBBIES
02-02-2018, 09:04 AM
You're quite right, why did the selfish ******* put the financial security and future of himself and his family before us?

I mean, imagine making employment decisions based upon what allows you best to be able to look after, nurture and protect the people who depend upon you rather than on the preferences of a group of baying fickle idiots that give you dog's abuse and can't even agree with each other most of the time. It's almost as though he isn't putting the interest of all Hibs fans before everything else in his life FFS.

I am not personally offended by his actions, I just dont understand why this place is desperately trying to convince themselves he deeply cares, he is just another football player who follows the money, he isnt some champion for Hibs, he is a Celtic player. He can do what he likes, he'll get no credit from me while he plays for that disgusting club, though.

The financial security argument in rubbish, dont think Lewis Stevenson is on the steet because hes been at Hibs his entire career.

One Day Soon
02-02-2018, 09:09 AM
I am not personally offended by his actions, I just dont understand why this place is desperately trying to convince themselves he deeply cares, he is just another football player who follows the money, he isnt some champion for Hibs, he is a Celtic player. He can do what he likes, he'll get no credit from me while he plays for that disgusting club, though.

The financial security argument in rubbish, dont think Lewis Stevenson is on the steet because hes been at Hibs his entire career.


A bigger spade for that digging sir?

WhileTheChief..
02-02-2018, 09:22 AM
Have a day off. Your blatant trolling on here is getting tiresome

From the poster that called our manager a fraud!!!

That’s a belter!

My_Wife_Camille
02-02-2018, 09:25 AM
From the poster that called our manager a fraud!!!

That’s a belter!
Are you ill?

hibsbollah
02-02-2018, 09:28 AM
I cant keep up with all the poster feuds on here. Its like online celebrity deathmatch. :take that

Killiehibbie
02-02-2018, 09:28 AM
I don't think I'm at it because I don't join the love in for Celtics centre forward. This place believes he absolutely loves Hibs, he clearly doesn't or he'd be playing here.Must be to do with the 150 grand we wouldn't pay for him:rolleyes:

One Day Soon
02-02-2018, 09:29 AM
I cant keep up with all the poster feuds on here. Its like online celebrity deathmatch. :take that

**** you.

WhileTheChief..
02-02-2018, 09:30 AM
Are you ill?

You’re calling that guy a troll after the thread you made about Lennon being a fraud??

hibsbollah
02-02-2018, 09:31 AM
**** you.

Save it for the holy ground, Red Tory ****:aok:

hibsbollah
02-02-2018, 09:32 AM
You’re calling that guy a troll after the thread you made about Lennon being a fraud??

I cant keep up with this. What guy? which thread? who's the president?

Jones28
02-02-2018, 09:32 AM
Fight fight fight :take that

One Day Soon
02-02-2018, 09:32 AM
Save it for the holy ground, Red Tory ****:aok:

Fair enough, Leninist ****er. :na na:

hibsbollah
02-02-2018, 09:33 AM
Are you ill?

are you calling him a ****?

One Day Soon
02-02-2018, 09:33 AM
Fight fight fight :take that

Surely you mean 'pagger'? :confused:

Ar5e

One Day Soon
02-02-2018, 09:35 AM
Haw, come ahead McHibsnet, your tea's oot...

Am I doing this right?

SRHibs
02-02-2018, 09:36 AM
The financial security argument in rubbish, dont think Lewis Stevenson is on the steet because hes been at Hibs his entire career.

?

Stevenson is not making enough to have financial security post-football. Leigh probably is, at least for a while. It’s not a long career, and making as much as you possibly can is the smartest thing to do, and what everyone here (apart from yourself, of course) would opt to do.

SRHibs
02-02-2018, 09:37 AM
I cant keep up with this. What guy? which thread? who's the president?

PM board.

But aye, as far as trolls go, on his day MWC is up there with the best of them.

One Day Soon
02-02-2018, 09:39 AM
PM board.

But aye, as far as trolls go, on his day MWC is up there with the best of them.


Is it Trolls that live under bridges?

CapitalGreen
02-02-2018, 09:39 AM
I am not personally offended by his actions, I just dont understand why this place is desperately trying to convince themselves he deeply cares, he is just another football player who follows the money, he isnt some champion for Hibs, he is a Celtic player. He can do what he likes, he'll get no credit from me while he plays for that disgusting club, though.

The financial security argument in rubbish, dont think Lewis Stevenson is on the steet because hes been at Hibs his entire career.

Thoughts on Pat Stanton?

hibsbollah
02-02-2018, 09:40 AM
PM board.

But aye, as far as trolls go, on his day MWC is up there with the best of them.

Its time i joined the PM board. I always miss all the good fights.

Johnny Clash
02-02-2018, 09:40 AM
I don't think I'm at it because I don't join the love in for Celtics centre forward. This place believes he absolutely loves Hibs, he clearly doesn't or he'd be playing here.

So by your logic Pat Stanton didn’t love Hibs?

SRHibs
02-02-2018, 09:41 AM
Is it Trolls that live under bridges?

The ones on here only burn them.

MWHIBBIES
02-02-2018, 09:41 AM
?

Stevenson is not making enough to have financial security post-football. Leigh probably is, at least for a while. It’s not a long career, and making as much as you possibly can is the smartest thing to do, and what everyone here (apart from yourself, of course) would opt to do.
He is welcome to do that but surely I am entitled to the opinion that wearing and kissing a Celtic shirt means he isnt the biggest Hibs fan going and would crawl over broken glass to play for us, as some on here believe

Jones28
02-02-2018, 09:42 AM
Surely you mean 'pagger'? :confused:

Ar5e

Ootside

Cnobend

My_Wife_Camille
02-02-2018, 09:43 AM
You’re calling that guy a troll after the thread you made about Lennon being a fraud??
I retracted it almost immediately and admitted to it being a knee jerk reaction to the derby defeat, or did you not get that far?

Beefster
02-02-2018, 09:43 AM
Its time i joined the PM board. I always miss all the good fights.

You’re not missing much tbh. Arguments are usually settled by a leather glove across the chops and a demand for satisfaction (leather glove is optional for that).

Jones28
02-02-2018, 09:44 AM
Its time i joined the PM board. I always miss all the good fights.

I heard they solved all their disagreements with Russian roulette.

SRHibs
02-02-2018, 09:44 AM
He is welcome to do that but surely I am entitled to the opinion that wearing and kissing a Celtic shirt means he isnt the biggest Hibs fan going and would crawl over broken glass to play for us, as some on here believe

I wouldn’t publicly admit some of the things I’d kiss for his wage, to be fair.

If we were able to offer him a good salary (not even Celtic’s level) I reckon he’d be here. All conjecture though.

My_Wife_Camille
02-02-2018, 09:44 AM
are you calling him a ****?
He said yer da is gay

hibsbollah
02-02-2018, 09:45 AM
You’re not missing much tbh. Arguments are usually settled by a leather glove across the chops and a demand for satisfaction (leather glove is optional for that).


sounds interesting

20134

One Day Soon
02-02-2018, 09:46 AM
We need a troll emoticon really. And a burning bridge one.

And a 'burn the Griffiths witch' one.

SRHibs
02-02-2018, 09:47 AM
sounds interesting

20134

And for only £10, you too can read this controversial masterpiece!

One Day Soon
02-02-2018, 09:48 AM
And for only £10, you too can read this controversial masterpiece!

Someone really posted that?

Oops, just seen the confession/recant above.

Bleeds green
02-02-2018, 09:50 AM
I have to admit I wasn't enamoured with his behaviour but he is a very good footballer when he puts his mind to it. As long as he performs for us I don't care a jot about the past. As for booing your own player. Each to their own but it's hardly helping the team is it.

Anyone over the age of 16 that seriously would boo there own player has mental issues imo the saddest of sadacts. I'm embarrassed for them

The_Horde
02-02-2018, 09:50 AM
So by your logic Pat Stanton didn’t love Hibs?

Can't wait for the response to this one.

Can I throw in Riordan too?

My_Wife_Camille
02-02-2018, 09:54 AM
Can't wait for the response to this one.

Can I throw in Riordan too?
Not Celtic related but the man in his avatar who blatantly had less time for Hibs than your avaerage Jambo too

My_Wife_Camille
02-02-2018, 09:54 AM
Someone really posted that?

Oops, just seen the confession/recant above.
Hallelujah!

One Day Soon
02-02-2018, 10:01 AM
Hallelujah!

Will you asking for any other offences to be taken into account?

MWHIBBIES
02-02-2018, 10:15 AM
So by your logic Pat Stanton didn’t love Hibs?

Cant really comment on Stanton as I know nothing about how he left Hibs. Did he leave after his prime and Hibs were okay with it? He was here for years and lifted a trophy, comparing im to Griffiths is probably not right.

Riordan left us on a free to sit on bench for 2/3 years, his mistake and he came back. Had no time for him when he was with Celtic either.

Pretty Boy
02-02-2018, 10:37 AM
It's easy to pontificate about who players should and shouldn't play for when you aren't in the position yourself. In my mind it seems perfectly possible that Leigh Griffiths can be both a Hibs supporter and a professional athlete who earns his living elsewhere and performs accordingly. Everyone is entitles to maximise their earnings and attempt to forge as successful a career as they can, in the case of LG he couldn't achieve everything he aspires to at Hibs. I heard Pat Stanton speak last year and he was asked about how difficult it had been to leave Hibs for Celtic. He admitted their was a part of him that found it tough because of his allegiances but professionally it was the right decision. He wasn't getting on with the manager and it allowed him to win a couple of major trophies before he retired.

I would never question if Pat Stanton is a Hibs fan, of course he is. He also happened to be a very talented footballer who was offered an exciting opportunity in the twilight of his career. Leigh Griffiths isn't all that different. He's a Hibs fan but he's also an ambitious footballer. Would Griffiths have the medal he has and the cap he has had he stayed at Hibs? I think we all know the answer to that. I like Leigh Griffiths not because he plays for Celtic nor because he supports Hibs but rather because at a time when watching Hibs was often absolutely ****ing rubbish he was an exciting talent that often lit up otherwise dull games, I'll always be grateful to him for that.

WhileTheChief..
02-02-2018, 10:46 AM
I retracted it almost immediately and admitted to it being a knee jerk reaction to the derby defeat, or did you not get that far?

Fair do’s.

From memory your opening post was simply Lennon’s a fraud, discuss.

I didn’t read through 8 pages or whatever, I simply replied to your opening post.

I then see you calling the guy on here a troll and couldn’t help but think of double standards!

Apologies for any offence caused.

Captain Trips
02-02-2018, 10:54 AM
I heard Ronaldo, Messi and Ibrahimovic are all big Hibs fans how dare they go for 250kpw instead of 4 or 5k here. Disgusting.

SRHibs
02-02-2018, 10:58 AM
Andy Murray used to play football but chose tennis instead of a career in which he could’ve ended up playing for his boyhood heroes. Judas ****.

hibsbollah
02-02-2018, 11:02 AM
It's easy to pontificate about who players should and shouldn't play for when you aren't in the position yourself. In my mind it seems perfectly possible that Leigh Griffiths can be both a Hibs supporter and a professional athlete who earns his living elsewhere and performs accordingly. Everyone is entitles to maximise their earnings and attempt to forge as successful a career as they can, in the case of LG he couldn't achieve everything he aspires to at Hibs. I heard Pat Stanton speak last year and he was asked about how difficult it had been to leave Hibs for Celtic. He admitted their was a part of him that found it tough because of his allegiances but professionally it was the right decision. He wasn't getting on with the manager and it allowed him to win a couple of major trophies before he retired.

I would never question if Pat Stanton is a Hibs fan, of course he is. He also happened to be a very talented footballer who was offered an exciting opportunity in the twilight of his career. Leigh Griffiths isn't all that different. He's a Hibs fan but he's also an ambitious footballer. Would Griffiths have the medal he has and the cap he has had he stayed at Hibs? I think we all know the answer to that. I like Leigh Griffiths not because he plays for Celtic nor because he supports Hibs but rather because at a time when watching Hibs was often absolutely ****ing rubbish he was an exciting talent that often lit up otherwise dull games, I'll always be grateful to him for that.

An outbreak of sanity:agree: I guess 90% of people would agree with all of that.

There is an issue of as a player, how you leave Hibs. If you speak well of the club to the media, like Whittaker, or give your bonus to the clubs youth development, like O'Connor, it helps to make the fans feel less let down. On the other hand, not all players have left the club in the right way and people are entitled to feel let down by that. But i confidentally predict there will be no significant booing of Scott Allan.

Captain Trips
02-02-2018, 11:14 AM
There are players whom support Hibs who are not good enough to play for us and never will be, there are players who support Hibs good enough and we can get in if required and then there are the ones whom support Hibs as much as the other 2 types but can play at a higher level.

Coults1875
02-02-2018, 11:16 AM
Hope he scores the winner tomorrow just to see the rangers fans reactions after the "he's one of our own" chants.:na na:

Mikey
02-02-2018, 11:20 AM
Anyone over the age of 16 that seriously would boo there own player has mental issues imo the saddest of sadacts. I'm embarrassed for them

Correct. They'd be better off just staying away.

Captain Trips
02-02-2018, 11:22 AM
The time IMO to be vocal against anyone is if we are bottom of league and there are players not giving a toss about the club.

It is not when we are chasing a Euro spot at Ibrox with a damn decent team.

SRHibs
02-02-2018, 11:25 AM
Special mention to the middle-aged loser in S43 who was actually recording himself on his smartphone while bellowing expletives about Scott Allan. Some grade A cringe material there.

Edinburgh Green
02-02-2018, 12:00 PM
Special mention to the middle-aged loser in S43 who was actually recording himself on his smartphone while bellowing expletives about Scott Allan. Some grade A cringe material there.

:sick: That's horrific! That's beyond cringey!

There was a guy in the centre of the West lower that was telling everyone around him of how disgusted he was that we were re-signing Allan. Apparently it's a certainty that Rangers will buy him in the summer, with Dundee reaping the transfer fee. :rolleyes:

P.S Talking of cringey. At the Dundee game, a man in his 40-50's sat for the entire game playing Pokémon on his phone.

Stuart93
02-02-2018, 12:03 PM
Special mention to the middle-aged loser in S43 who was actually recording himself on his smartphone while bellowing expletives about Scott Allan. Some grade A cringe material there.

Wonder if it's the same guy I seen...black/navy body warmer & green long sleeve underneath?

JeMeSouviens
02-02-2018, 12:13 PM
Naismith
Lafferty
Webster
Holt
King
Wallace
Wilson
Black
Templeton
Velicka
Zaliukas
Kyle

There’s a few more if you go deeper into the history books!

Donkey McPherson used to do season about.

WhileTheChief..
02-02-2018, 12:13 PM
:sick: That's horrific! That's beyond cringey!

There was a guy in the centre of the West lower that was telling everyone around him of how disgusted he was that we were re-signing Allan. Apparently it's a certainty that Rangers will buy him in the summer, with Dundee reaping the transfer fee. :rolleyes:

P.S Talking of cringey. At the Dundee game, a man in his 40-50's sat for the entire game playing Pokémon on his phone.

Even sadder is that you sat and watched a middle aged man play Pokemon on his phone for the entire game!!!

midfield_maestro
02-02-2018, 12:14 PM
Cant really comment on Stanton as I know nothing about how he left Hibs. Did he leave after his prime and Hibs were okay with it? He was here for years and lifted a trophy, comparing im to Griffiths is probably not right.

Riordan left us on a free to sit on bench for 2/3 years, his mistake and he came back. Had no time for him when he was with Celtic either.

Maybe when you are old enough to enter the workplace other people's decisions will start to make sense to you. Anyhow, your mum wants you in for your lunch.

Edinburgh Green
02-02-2018, 12:16 PM
Even sadder is that you sat and watched a middle aged man play Pokemon on his phone for the entire game!!!

Did I,aye?

EH54
02-02-2018, 12:18 PM
@SRHibs (http://www.hibs.net/member.php?88-SRHibs) Think he was streaming the game Live

However it was getting cringy as the abuse was just through the whole game 6 or 7 of them you would have thought they would get the hint when nobody joined in even started changing to words to our songs to have a dig at Allan again. Few people pipped up including myself but it just continued.

Nemo
02-02-2018, 12:28 PM
From the Scotsman this morning...(He knows it makes sense. Clever boy.):top marks

“Scott Allan wanted to go,” explained McCann. “He heard Hibs were interested and he asked to go. As talented as Scott is, I do not want players at my club that do not want to play for my club. He is a great boy, a fantastic footballer. I have a lot of time for him. But when he suggested he wanted to go, then that was it.”

Read more at: https://www.scotsman.com/sport/football/teams/dundee/neil-mccann-insists-he-doesn-t-want-unwilling-players-at-dundee-1-4680582

overdrive
02-02-2018, 12:37 PM
Special mention to the middle-aged loser in S43 who was actually recording himself on his smartphone while bellowing expletives about Scott Allan. Some grade A cringe material there.

There were a couple of guys a few rows behind me that were trying to start a "if you hate all diabetics, clap your hands" chant which I assume was aimed at Allan. Totally below the belt.

WhileTheChief..
02-02-2018, 12:46 PM
Did I,aye?
Ffs I was joking, hence the exclamation marks.

Captain Trips
02-02-2018, 12:49 PM
From the Scotsman this morning...(He knows it makes sense. Clever boy.):top marks

“Scott Allan wanted to go,” explained McCann. “He heard Hibs were interested and he asked to go. As talented as Scott is, I do not want players at my club that do not want to play for my club. He is a great boy, a fantastic footballer. I have a lot of time for him. But when he suggested he wanted to go, then that was it.”

Read more at: https://www.scotsman.com/sport/football/teams/dundee/neil-mccann-insists-he-doesn-t-want-unwilling-players-at-dundee-1-4680582

He has basically done to Dundee what he did to us :rolleyes:

SRHibs
02-02-2018, 12:51 PM
Ffs I was joking, hence the exclamation marks.

An exclamation mark to imply that you’re joking? Pretty stupid idea!

jacomo
02-02-2018, 12:55 PM
He has basically done to Dundee what he did to us :rolleyes:


No he’s no. He was only on loan to them...

Anyhow let’s move on. Boo him if you need to get it out of the system, but then let’s get behind the team.

hibsbollah
02-02-2018, 12:59 PM
He has basically done to Dundee what he did to us :rolleyes:

He wanted to leave Dundee and move to Hibs, so what? My boy is eleven and left his boys club over the winter to join another where the standard of play was better. He went up to the coach and told him to his face what he was doing, its how its done, whatever your age is, surely:confused:

J-C
02-02-2018, 01:12 PM
He has basically done to Dundee what he did to us :rolleyes:


He was on loan to a bog standard team at Dundee scrapping for relegation, why would he not want to come here to a club he knows, with our crowds and vying for a European place in the league.

Remember he's still a Celtic player and he doesn't have to go on loan to anybody.

WhileTheChief..
02-02-2018, 01:14 PM
An exclamation mark to imply that you’re joking? Pretty stupid idea!

:top marks:not worth

Captain Trips
02-02-2018, 01:21 PM
He was on loan to a bog standard team at Dundee scrapping for relegation, why would he not want to come here to a club he knows, with our crowds and vying for a European place in the league.

Remember he's still a Celtic player and he doesn't have to go on loan to anybody.

It's tongue in cheek.

J-C
02-02-2018, 02:06 PM
It's tongue in cheek.


Maybe use a different smiley then instead of the rolling eyes one, like this one. :devil:

.Sean.
02-02-2018, 02:16 PM
A Hibs player forcing a move to that vermin deserves all the abuse he gets IMO. He'll get my full support now but he earned the abuse as well.


As proven before.. Had he forced the Celtic move first he'd be far more easily forgiven.. too many with Celtic sympathies amongst our support.Both posts spot on.

Captain Trips
02-02-2018, 02:18 PM
Maybe use a different smiley then instead of the rolling eyes one, like this one. :devil:

Sorry I'm sure

Northernhibee
02-02-2018, 02:28 PM
No he’s no. He was only on loan to them...

Anyhow let’s move on. Boo him if you need to get it out of the system, but then let’s get behind the team.

Much as I can't stand Scott Allan, I won't be booing him. I don't like that he's back in the Hibs shirt but he's in the Hibs shirt and I'll be supporting the team.

hibee_nation
02-02-2018, 02:42 PM
Sorry I'm sure

If in doubt stick an exclamation mark at the end, like this!

KWJ
02-02-2018, 02:45 PM
Great bit of business by Hibs.

Send Allan to Celtic followed by a guy that hasn't played for us.
Get back money, McGeough and Henderson on loan and then a bit down the line bring Allan back.

GoalsMcGinley
02-02-2018, 03:21 PM
He’s only gone and picked the number 23 as well. Can see the seethe from Ibrox already [emoji23][emoji23]


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Hibbyradge
02-02-2018, 03:30 PM
Its time i joined the PM board.

Yes it is.

Dr Jimmy
02-02-2018, 03:31 PM
Great bit of business by Hibs.

Send Allan to Celtic followed by a guy that hasn't played for us.
Get back money, McGeough and Henderson on loan and then a bit down the line bring Allan back.

👍 Add in the fact that the 2 players we got were instrumental in helping us win the cup and it looks like the best deal ever! 😂

Tug Wilson
02-02-2018, 03:32 PM
Great bit of business by Hibs.

Send Allan to Celtic followed by a guy that hasn't played for us.
Get back money, McGeough and Henderson on loan and then a bit down the line bring Allan back.

Exactly. People have to remember that we funded the purchases of McGinn and McGeough on the back of Allan going to Celtic. Also got Henderson on loan.

Those players all played a significant role in winning the cup. So it worked out fine in the end.

Strange to think we could see McGinn, McGeough and Allan all in the Hibs midfield together. Never thought that would happen.

Springbank
02-02-2018, 03:36 PM
He’s only gone and picked the number 23 as well. Can see the seethe from Ibrox already [emoji23][emoji23]


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When we beat St Johnstone in the League Cup Semi at Tynecastle, Scott was in the Hibs end (the old rickety stand at Tynecastle at the time) cheering on the Hibs.

A lot of people on here have no clue what they're talking about - the boy forced through the move as soon as he heard Hibs were interested. It's time to welcome home a talented baller

#23 welcome back, it's time to shine
:flag::flag::flag:

Malthibby
02-02-2018, 03:47 PM
When we beat St Johnstone in the League Cup Semi at Tynecastle, Scott was in the Hibs end (the old rickety stand at Tynecastle at the time) cheering on the Hibs.

A lot of people on here have no clue what they're talking about - the boy forced through the move as soon as he heard Hibs were interested. It's time to welcome home a talented baller

#23 welcome back, it's time to shine
:flag::flag::flag:

Now that's a positive story. I'm very happy he's back; if (okay, a big if) we can get the best out of him we can look forward to a bloody good end to the season.
GG

G B Young
02-02-2018, 03:49 PM
Anyone over the age of 16 that seriously would boo there own player has mental issues imo the saddest of sadacts. I'm embarrassed for them

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIN_bGE52SU

erin go bragh
02-02-2018, 04:47 PM
He was a joy to watch the last time . I’m looking forward to seeing him with SJM and McGeouch .

Billy Whizz
02-02-2018, 04:52 PM
He was a joy to watch the last time . I’m looking forward to seeing him with SJM and McGeouch .

Think John and Allan played a small part together, on that memorable day we had at Dumbarton. Can’t remember if Dylan played

The_Horde
02-02-2018, 05:10 PM
Think John and Allan played a small part together, on that memorable day we had at Dumbarton. Can’t remember if Dylan played

We got Dylan as part of the Allan deal so naw he wasn't!

Billy Whizz
02-02-2018, 05:28 PM
We got Dylan as part of the Allan deal so naw he wasn't!

That’s what I said😄