Desire

[LewysGot2]

That's the single biggest miss in this set up. I can't wait for the return of Boyle, not because he's playing at the level of pre injury Boyle - he's not yet -but because he might just stretch the game, might just panic defenders, won't give up on chasing down speculative back pass errors and actually gives a hoot about Hibs.

He's not the Messiah but I miss his football desire in this pedestrian landscape

[Bostonhibby]

Tend to agree with this but one man wanting to get stuck in doesn't solve our current lack of desire on the pitch.

I've seen some bad Hibs teams but this one totally lacks real leaders on the pitch, I cant see who is going to fight for the ball in the middle, do the ugly stuff and drive us forward. A bit like Gogic did yesterday.

This is about as disinterested in Hibs as I've been in 58 years, it's not about the defeats, it's the manner of them and we have been doing it pretty consistently for a while now.

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[LewysGot2]

Tend to agree with this but one man wanting to get stuck in doesn't solve our current lack of desire on the pitch.

I've seen some bad Hibs teams but this one totally lacks real leaders on the pitch, I cant see who is going to fight for the ball in the middle, do the ugly stuff and drive us forward. A bit like Gogic did yesterday.

This is about as disinterested in Hibs as I've been in 58 years, it's not about the defeats, it's the manner of them and we have been doing it pretty consistently for a while now.

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I'm not being literal in that everything hinges on Boyle,more looking for a spark that hopefully reignites the fire in others and helps the like of Marcondes.
At least Boyler is a proven fire starter...

[Bostonhibby]

I'm not being literal in that everything hinges on Boyle,more looking for a spark that hopefully reignites the fire in others and helps the like of Marcondes.[emoji106]Understood, my point really is we need more like him on the pitch with a bit of a feel for the club. We probably could have stuck Stevenson and a fit Campbell in there yesterday and got a better performance characterwise........

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[LewysGot2]

[emoji106]Understood, my point really is we need more like him on the pitch with a bit of a feel for the club. We probably could have stuck Stevenson and a fit Campbell in there yesterday and got a better performance characterwise...

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Absolutely.

[Fergos]

First thing id do is stick Lewis into midfield for Wednesday. He would put a tackle in and give us a proper shift.

[LewysGot2]

First thing id do is stick Lewis into midfield for Wednesday. He would put a tackle in and give us a proper shift.

McGregor would be too young, too fit for a Lewy who’s no longer the right side of 35. If Lewy plays it can’t be midfield in a two against the champions (imho).

We did manage to nullify McGregor in the last game at ER by Vente going toe to toe man marking him. McGregor only started influencing things in the last 15 mins after Vente went off.

[Baldy Foghorn]

Some have the heart, the size of a midges tit

[Jones28]

First thing id do is stick Lewis into midfield for Wednesday. He would put a tackle in and give us a proper shift.

I know what you’re meaning but it would be a seriously damning indictment of poor recruitment if we had to shoehorn a 35 year old left back in to midfield when we’ve made 3 additions in the part of the pitch.

[LewysGot2]

I know what you’re meaning but it would be a seriously damning indictment of poor recruitment if we had to shoehorn a 35 year old left back in to midfield when we’ve made 3 additions in the part of the pitch.

He's 36. Makes it all the more stark

[DIXIHIBS]

Some have the heart, the size of a midges tit

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