Said it before I’ll say it again.
I think we’re doing just fine without porteous
Wish him well but I don’t think we would want some of the baggage that maybe comes with porteous
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Said it before I’ll say it again.
I think we’re doing just fine without porteous
Wish him well but I don’t think we would want some of the baggage that maybe comes with porteous
Both as I said are undoubtedly good players and I have mentioned why I’d have concerns about both of them coming back as others have . I thought maybe you’d have picked up on these after 30 times or seen some of the other poster’s replies , apparently not though 😉.
Actually not sure I agree with that (and for various reasons I saw quite a few games Nisbet played for Millwall)
You could make a case that he thought he was better than his team mates, and there were more than a few occasions where he'd take the ball in, turn to face goal, and slide a beautiful ball for the onrushing winger (the classic Boyle at Hampden pass)
Only, the Millwall wingers didn't have the pace, or, it seemed, the ability to read the pass, and Nisbet doesn't help himself in these situations by looking absolutely furious at the team mate who didn't read the game.
There is a part of me that thinks Alex Neil might just give him a chance again at Millwall this summer before deciding to sell or keep
Where has all this Porteous chat come from? I've seen nothing that says Hibs are interested in him or for that matter he's interested in Hibs. :confused:
Nisbet and Porteous would be great signings for us, both would help us get stronger and give us a good chance of making 3rd again.
I'd be concerned that Nisbet's attitude would disrupt the dressing room and put at risk a team that is clearly 'together'.
Boyle absolutely loves Porteous
For that reason I think he must be a good character and person to have about the place
Think some folk are getting carried away with the whole team spirit and character thing. Aye it’s important but it also came about through winning. When you win and get that momentum, everything is better, everyone is happier and so on. When we were getting hammered up at Dens last November nobody was pointing out that the all looked together, had a good spirit and were good characters.
If the team spirit really is good, which it appears to be at the moment, they’ll deal with anyone that steps out of line themselves. If you sign good players, the only folk not happy will be the ones who lose their place. The rest will get on with things because that’s the way football is.
Yes, it's a fair point.
Nisbet has a habit of going on a barren run, which gives the manager a dilemma - keep picking him in the hope he regains form, or drop him? He never looked like a guy who'd give his best from the bench, and accept being dropped for the benefit of the team.
Livi signing…
https://x.com/LiviFCOfficial/status/1932030041619095916
He scored against the Huns aye. But I thought he was terrible in defensive midfield. Weirdly for the reason you liked him, I think he lacks athleticism and isn’t good enough at moving with the ball in tight spaces.
Think there’s a reason he’s never played there since leaving us.