I think it's a signature I set, classic Alan partridge but I'm unsure how to get rid.....Quote:
Originally Posted by oldbutdim
"A friend of mine once said he liked his women like his parmesan: strong smelling and shaved"
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I think it's a signature I set, classic Alan partridge but I'm unsure how to get rid.....Quote:
Originally Posted by oldbutdim
"A friend of mine once said he liked his women like his parmesan: strong smelling and shaved"
Possibly TC. I just felt bored the whole game, this thread is about Henderson though and he did look class, I was very impressed. He'll be a big player for us this year. Was equally impressed with McGinn as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thecat23
"A friend of mine once said he liked his women like his parmesan: strong smelling and shaved"
He is tall and not easily knocked off the ball. It would be nice if we could produce a similar player through the ranks.Quote:
Originally Posted by emerald green
Thought what little I saw of him today he looks very very useful. Strong, tall and a bit of pace about him also has an eye for a pass, think he could be important to us this season.
I'm sure we can manage to get the tall bit as for the other bit , who knowsQuote:
Originally Posted by malcolm-bogie
Merge with other thread :cbQuote:
Originally Posted by ManBearPig
I'm not arguing about that. I just don't see where it fits in this thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthNorfolkHFC
Very impressive cameo, can pick a pass, great close control, turns his man at will...as others have suggested would love to see him centrally as our creative hub.
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Careful what you wish for. Before you know it Efe Ambrose will be running out at ER.:greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Calum68
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Originally Posted by happyhibbie
Without having seen him in the flesh, he sounds like a young Stephen Pearson type of player...
Seemed a very confident lad, quick feet, direct and not scared to put in a tackle, all good, Celtic have a player there, and for this season could be a big player for us, early doors but thus far, an excellent debutQuote:
Originally Posted by Leith Green
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Originally Posted by happyhibbie
Sounds good, hopefully his direct style of play will help with the tempo of the team in the final 3rd. If it does then it would arguably make us a better team than with allan in there.
:agree:and this is why i don't think we should be desperate for Dylan,there are other areas which we need to strengthenQuote:
Originally Posted by lucky
He can play. Best introduction I have seen
This young man has obvious genuine quality. Brought on 20 minutes before the end of a p!sh team performance and did everything he could to get onto the end of wild passes in his vicinity and use the ball as effectively as he could.
He's already looking like a mature pro - the way he fully committed into that crunching tackle and walked quietly away with no sense of drama to the other side of the pitch to wait for play to restart tells you a lot about the type of player he intends to be..
Graceful, strong, clever, skilful - looking like a young Darren Fletcher - not sure Celtic will hold onto him in a few years if this is him at 19.!
Give us us a year of this Liam and you'll walk away from Easter Road a hero..
Hope Stubbs already has him in his plans for next week.
Looked very good, and I think him, mcginn and Fyvie will do well as a combination for us.
Looked very good, shame he isn't a permanent signing.
His performance and Cumming's were the only highlights for me.
Dismal, grim football more or less enforced by the horrible refereeing which allowed clattering from the back and persistent late challenges.
Getting results while playing ***** is a welcome change though.
You're easily amused.Quote:
Originally Posted by oldbutdim
Lot of Celtic fans a bit annoyed / mystified by us getting Henderson. Many of them thought and indeed would have preferred us to get the lad McGregor as they feel Henderson is more of a prospect.Quote:
Originally Posted by emerald green
Also, and this surprised me, McGregor is already 22.
Must play in the centre of midfield-wasted out wide.
On yesterday's brief appearance I can see why some of their fans may be annoyed but the Celtic a Manager is clear he is a prospect but not yet ready to play significant role in his first team plans .Quote:
Originally Posted by Bayern Bru
So I think he wants to see how he fares week in week out in Championship He has given him a new contract so if he shows up well for us hecould be playing his way into the Celtic first team squad next season so big incentive for the lad
Thought he was confident ,not afraid to go into tackle hard , had a great first touch and on occasion was prepared to drive at players and take them on and for a youngg player he looks strong .
The issue for us now is how best to utilise all these midfield players as yesterday bringing in so many new players resulted not surprisingly in a lack of cohesion and we didn't look like a team .
Although once Cummings came on and lifted things we looked a different proposition
encouraging signs but it's going to take a few week to get us firing on all cylinders
He reminds me a wee bit of Stephen Pearson when he was decent. Similar style of play. Although I think Henderson will probably have a better career.
Good 1st appearance for Hibs, got the fans on his side with some great runs and tackles.
Just watched a short interview on Hibs TV, where he said his grandad is a Hibs fan
Of course he could be talking about his dad's dad but his maternal grandfather is Thomson Allen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
Right if he has Hibees in his family we should use the SA money to sign this guy......:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
This thread reminds me of the Victor Palsson thread after his debut.:cb:wink:
He's still only 24!Quote:
Originally Posted by Spike Mandela
Don't know why but I was shocked to find this out
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/f...d-loan-6275892
LIAM HENDERSON has revealed how his loan switch to Easter Road has left his Hibs-supporting grandad over the moon.
The 19-year-old was loaned out by Celtic for the season after they sealed a deal for Hibs playmaker Scott Allan.
Henderson made his debut in Saturday’s 1-0 win over Morton and nobody was prouder than grandpa Sandy Henderson.
The midfielder, who was brought up in East Lothian, said: “My grandad’s over the moon that I’m a Hibs player and my two little brothers and my dad were at the game on Saturday.
“I’ve been to Easter Road a few times with my grandad because he’s a Hibs fan. It has always been a local club and I’ve wanted them to do well when I’ve watched them on the TV – so it’s great to be playing here.”
Easter Road boss Alan Stubbs has been trying to land Henderson on loan since January and the youngster revealed he sought the advice of Hoops skipper Scott Brown before sealing the deal.
Brown started his career with the Hibees and Henderson said: “Scott told me it’s a great club and that Alan Stubbs will be a great manager for me.”
Meanwhile, Hibs have handed freed St Johnstone midfielder Dylan Easton, 21, a chance to win a contract during a trial period.
Clearly a talented laddie but his inexperience clearly told in his finishing yesterday. Composure something he needs to work on.