Hibs transfer rumours

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Originally Posted by Exiled Hibby

Are the Higher English results out today?:greengrin

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I'm think they am, yes.

i fink their out on Tewsday neckx weak

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Originally Posted by Exiled Hibby

Are the Higher English results out today?:greengrin

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stream of consciousness - excellent example of that narrative mode from Hibbyquinn.

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Originally Posted by PatHead

i fink their out on Tewsday neckx weak

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U kanni spoke proper england.

I hate this thread :wink:

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Originally Posted by Carlsberg

I think it is getting blown out of proportion, I think and it is IMO most of the shouts from folk not all but most never reach pitch over noise, I think our players will worry about a lot more than some folk shouting yer p1sh.

I agree though some is uncalled for when it is abount non football our before a ball is kicked but during a match IMO I hear more negative single shouts than positive but as a whole when it is group I hear a lot of positives ie clapping, and if I hear on mass booing then I think that is when players need to look at their performance rather than the support at themselves.

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Most players just turn there self's of to the noise /abuse that they get from home and away supporters, but there is that minority of players who do hear it and when it is coming from there own supporters they are affected by it and it does affect how they play, a wee example would be a player who would normally run at players and take them on and go past them, but it's not been happening for that player on the day and he starts getting abuse, rather than take players on he will probably resort to just playing it safe and make a short pass to a team mate instead, it drains there confidence and when that happens they start making mistakes on the pitch.

As i have previously said we have to many Messi's/Special Ones sitting in the stand thinking and shouting they could do better, they should keep there thoughts to there self's and do what they are there to do, SUPPORT THE TEAM.

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Originally Posted by Baldy Foghorn

Brilliant, when is your show at the Fringe?:greengrin

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Not got one. This is pure facts. He will end his career as a footballer at hibs.

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Originally Posted by silverhibee

Most players just turn there self's of to the noise /abuse that they get from home and away supporters, but there is that minority of players who do hear it and when it is coming from there own supporters they are affected by it and it does affect how they play, a wee example would be a player who would normally run at players and take them on and go past them, but it's not been happening for that player on the day and he starts getting abuse, rather than take players on he will probably resort to just playing it safe and make a short pass to a team mate instead, it drains there confidence and when that happens they start making mistakes on the pitch.

As i have previously said we have to many Messi's/Special Ones sitting in the stand thinking and shouting they could do better, they should keep there thoughts to there self's and do what they are there to do, SUPPORT THE TEAM.

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:top marks

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Originally Posted by silverhibee

Most players just turn there self's of to the noise /abuse that they get from home and away supporters, but there is that minority of players who do hear it and when it is coming from there own supporters they are affected by it and it does affect how they play, a wee example would be a player who would normally run at players and take them on and go past them, but it's not been happening for that player on the day and he starts getting abuse, rather than take players on he will probably resort to just playing it safe and make a short pass to a team mate instead, it drains there confidence and when that happens they start making mistakes on the pitch.

As i have previously said we have to many Messi's/Special Ones sitting in the stand thinking and shouting they could do better, they should keep there thoughts to there self's and do what they are there to do, SUPPORT THE TEAM.

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+1

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Originally Posted by silverhibee

Most players just turn there self's of to the noise /abuse that they get from home and away supporters, but there is that minority of players who do hear it and when it is coming from there own supporters they are affected by it and it does affect how they play, a wee example would be a player who would normally run at players and take them on and go past them, but it's not been happening for that player on the day and he starts getting abuse, rather than take players on he will probably resort to just playing it safe and make a short pass to a team mate instead, it drains there confidence and when that happens they start making mistakes on the pitch.

As i have previously said we have to many Messi's/Special Ones sitting in the stand thinking and shouting they could do better, they should keep there thoughts to there self's and do what they are there to do, SUPPORT THE TEAM.

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Cant argue with any of that, and in the normal run of things abuse of any kind is completely wrong. I am not condoning it at all, and some of the things i have heard is just wrong, and these idiots need a good slap.

Section 43 have tried their best to improve this, and we need more to join in. Folk will groan at times, and thats understandable. We need to stand up to the clowns that are abusing the team/players.

We all say ah FFS what are you doing, but those who are personal, and are giving any player personal stick should be confronted by us the fans, dont let them win, dont let them bring the players down.

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Originally Posted by Crazyhorse

stream of consciousness - excellent example of that narrative mode from Hibbyquinn.

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I wouldn't necessarily say “consciousness”, but his post certainly was a stream of something.

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Originally Posted by Leishy1995

Not got one. This is pure facts. He will end his career as a footballer at hibs.

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If you are fishing, you are reeling me in well.....No danger will Nish return to Hibs......:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by scoopyboy

Not strictly true mate:greengrin

Speedway posted up last night one but admit I wished the likes of Brooster, TQM, etc would post rumours as they are generally accurate.

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:hilarious

I'll open a thread straight away thats started by Brooster ,Truehibernian or your goodself.

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Originally Posted by sleeping giant

:hilarious

I'll open a thread straight away thats started by Brooster ,Truehibernian or your goodself.

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:hilarious

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Originally Posted by Baldy Foghorn

If you are fishing, you are reeling me in well.....No danger will Nish return to Hibs......:rolleyes:

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Dunno.

I saw him in Musselburgh the other week.

The fact his parents live there and he may have just been visiting them is a smokescree. He was really meeting Rod at the local poundland where they went halves on a jar of coffee and Rod asked if Colins mum could boil the kettle for them to save on his electricity bill.

True story. FACT.

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Originally Posted by silverhibee

Most players just turn there self's of to the noise /abuse that they get from home and away supporters, but there is that minority of players who do hear it and when it is coming from there own supporters they are affected by it and it does affect how they play, a wee example would be a player who would normally run at players and take them on and go past them, but it's not been happening for that player on the day and he starts getting abuse, rather than take players on he will probably resort to just playing it safe and make a short pass to a team mate instead, it drains there confidence and when that happens they start making mistakes on the pitch.

As i have previously said we have to many Messi's/Special Ones sitting in the stand thinking and shouting they could do better, they should keep there thoughts to there self's and do what they are there to do, SUPPORT THE TEAM.

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:top marksBest post ive seen on here in years! Booth and Wotherspoon have both suffered from dips in confidence, im sure once the confidence is back we'll see 2 brilliant players.

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Originally Posted by Leishy1995

Not got one. This is pure facts. He will end his career as a footballer at hibs.

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I'm going to ask the most simple question that know one seems to have asked. Do Hibs want him? I'm I the only one thinking that they prob don't? So whether he "thinks" he will end his career at Hibs is errelivant if Pat isn't interested or any other manager. Nish for me will never play for Hibs again unless it's some charity thing.

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Originally Posted by silverhibee

Most players just turn there self's of to the noise /abuse that they get from home and away supporters, but there is that minority of players who do hear it and when it is coming from there own supporters they are affected by it and it does affect how they play, a wee example would be a player who would normally run at players and take them on and go past them, but it's not been happening for that player on the day and he starts getting abuse, rather than take players on he will probably resort to just playing it safe and make a short pass to a team mate instead, it drains there confidence and when that happens they start making mistakes on the pitch.

As i have previously said we have to many Messi's/Special Ones sitting in the stand thinking and shouting they could do better, they should keep there thoughts to there self's and do what they are there to do, SUPPORT THE TEAM.

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Well said Silv.

I have often thought that people who can't comprehend what you are putting across are guys who haven't played a sport at a high level.

Some players can shrug off any amount of criticism and it doesn't affect them one bit, however others are more sensitive and it can affect them.

It doesn't make them bad players but I don't think our own fans should risk upsetting them, at the end of the day it only benefits the opposition.

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Originally Posted by scoopyboy

Well said Silv.

I have often thought that people who can't comprehend what you are putting across are guys who haven't played a sport at a high level.

Some players can shrug off any amount of criticism and it doesn't affect them one bit, however others are more sensitive and it can affect them.

It doesn't make them bad players but I don't think our own fans should risk upsetting them, at the end of the day it only benefits the opposition.

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We must be about the only ground in the SPL that gives our own team a harder time than we give the away team. :agree:

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Originally Posted by silverhibee

Most players just turn there self's of to the noise /abuse that they get from home and away supporters, but there is that minority of players who do hear it and when it is coming from there own supporters they are affected by it and it does affect how they play, a wee example would be a player who would normally run at players and take them on and go past them, but it's not been happening for that player on the day and he starts getting abuse, rather than take players on he will probably resort to just playing it safe and make a short pass to a team mate instead, it drains there confidence and when that happens they start making mistakes on the pitch.

As i have previously said we have to many Messi's/Special Ones sitting in the stand thinking and shouting they could do better, they should keep there thoughts to there self's and do what they are there to do, SUPPORT THE TEAM.

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Agree 100% ,really does my head in when our own fans turn on their own players ,
why some of them bother going is beyond me .

ggtth

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Originally Posted by matty_f

We must be about the only ground in the SPL that gives our own team a harder time than we give the away team. :agree:

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I disagree, Scottish fans as a whole are fickle. We are all the same when winning or losing in my opinion.

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Originally Posted by Pretty Boy

Dunno.

I saw him in Musselburgh the other week.

The fact his parents live there and he may have just been visiting them is a smokescree. He was really meeting Rod at the local poundland where they went halves on a jar of coffee and Rod asked if Colins mum could boil the kettle for them to save on his electricity bill.

True story. FACT.

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:greengrin:greengrin

You were doing well until you stated RP went dutch, RP has never went halves in his life......

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Originally Posted by erin go bragh

Agree 100% ,really does my head in when our own fans turn on their own players ,
why some of them bother going is beyond me .

ggtth

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:agree:

I can never understand it either, spending time venting their spleen and berating their own players........Support means just that....

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Originally Posted by ScottB

If somebody makes a real total screw up, I can appreciate some abuse of sorts in response, but some of it really is ridiculous.


Best example I remember was I think against Gretna, boy behind me spent the first 60 odd minutes chanting for Alan O'Brien to come on, on he comes to much applause from this guy. First touch of the ball, O'Brien miss hits it, same guy immediately roars 'O'BRIEN! YOU'RE F*****G S***E!'


That kind of things is ridiculous, and can't be good for the squad.

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:agree: What was the point in waiting for the first touch in AOB's case, not Hibs class booing at all............

Reading between lines of this interview Kerr and Maybury sound like options should other targets fall through.:aok:

http://sport.stv.tv/football/clubs/h...-top-six-spot/

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Originally Posted by Spike Mandela

Reading between lines of this interview Kerr and Maybury sound like options should other targets fall through.:aok:

http://sport.stv.tv/football/clubs/h...-top-six-spot/

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Hopefully we can get a couple in next week then, still hopeful we will have a decent looking squad by the end of the window.

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Originally Posted by gbur123ukgb

By not backing the manager against the players when he had just won us the cis cup first cup since 1991.
Collins tried to change culture of club get the players to be proper pros and the players didnt like it.
Collins wanted the players to be total professionals to me there is nothing wrong with that.
Collins also wanted the players to study the game be at training early in morning and not leave until 4-5 oclock in the day and agian the players didnt like it they went to petrie and instead of telling them to bolt if they didnt like new ideas there is the door he had meeting with them did he not.
Since then the club has had a softness about it and that is part of the problem.

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How did he not back Collins?

Stewart was basically sacked and others were moved on pretty sharpish. Rob Jones issued a public apology and Collins himself made a statement to say that, with all the nonsense being spouted, he was being fully backed and remained in post for another 8 months.

There is a school of thought that by excluding Stewart he limited Hibs chances of winning the replay but we will never know. Collins had good ideas re personal fitness and if most pro's had half of Collins attitude to training they would have double what they already have but, when it came to man management he was, reported by some of the players, a tool. I hope he has learned that bit as he has a lot to offer.

That's good news that Fenlon seems to have other targets - apart from 1 or 2 rumours there didn't seem to be anything going on outside of Kerr and Maybury.

Going by the current SPL I reckon we are only a couple of decent quality players away from being able to mount a European challenge. Our team is crap but thankfully so is everyone else's.

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Originally Posted by The Falcon

How did he not back Collins?

Stewart was basically sacked and others were moved on pretty sharpish. Rob Jones issued a public apology and Collins himself made a statement to say that, with all the nonsense being spouted, he was being fully backed and remained in post for another 8 months.

There is a school of thought that by excluding Stewart he limited Hibs chances of winning the replay but we will never know. Collins had good ideas re personal fitness and if most pro's had half of Collins attitude to training they would have double what they already have but, when it came to man management he was, reported by some of the players, a tool. I hope he has learned that bit as he has a lot to offer.

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I dinnae care what happened after the meeting, the fact that Petrie entertained those players behind Collins back is enough for me to think that he wasn't backed sufficiently. It was a poor decision by Petrie, if he had properly backed Collins he would have dealt with the situation differently.