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I agree with what you’re saying about taking into account excessive force and endangering the opponents but I really don’t see excessive force or any signs of endangering the opponents in his tackling in the first minute and a half tbh .Quote:
Originally Posted by Smartie
Edit … Had a look back and I think there is potentially one tackle he could be booked for though the rest I think he wins the ball with no force or risk to the opponent.
He'd be red carded every other game playing for us if he regularly makes tackles like the first couple of clips.Quote:
Originally Posted by Centre Hawf
Greg Taylor signs for PAOK
He jumps in a bit unorthodox with both legs in most of them, he wins the ball but the awkward way he goes in would get pulled up more often than not. It's just a few clips though, not really a sample size worth determining how he normally tacklesQuote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Very good signingQuote:
Originally Posted by number9dream
You sure it’s not rangers bill foley has money in?
Huns on the verge of selling Igamane to Lille for their reported asking price of 15m no bad business as they paid 1.5m for him if it goes through
His Moroccan club have a 30% sell on
Lille want him to team up upfront with Olivier Girooooouuuuuudddddddd!!!
Dessers attracting interest from AEK Athens
Triantis is going down the same route that Craig Rowcastle chose when he returned to Chelsea during the Mowbray era.
We all know what happened after that, he had 1 season with Sheffield Wednesday then it was all pretty much downhill from there.
Triantis is a similar age to what Rocastle was back then and both were looking at the same opportunity of playing in the EPL.
It's a big gamble to take when there is a guaranteed stable contract on offer, not without its own rewards, where he can learn and improve as well as gaining international recognition before getting the desired EPL move a little further down the line.
It's all about opportunites and taking them when the time is right, we'll find out, in time, whether Triantis makes the right choice or becomes the next Craig Rocastle?
Bournemouth selling another player to rangers. What is going on? Thought bk wanted to split the old firm
Is a bit weird, but then I realised both players from Bournemouth have previously played under Russell Martin. Can't help it if the player wants to go to the Huns.
Not many if any similarities with these players. Rocastle was extremely limited as a footballer just a poor version of a Marvin Bartley sort but looked better with good players around him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobo
I’m not saying you’re wrong but when did they say that?Quote:
Originally Posted by sean04
I thought their stated ambition was regular European football.
I don’t think there was ever any mention of splitting the OF , more challenging for 3rd and getting into Europe regularly.Quote:
Originally Posted by sean04
Could of spotted an infiltrator there Bingo
Not debating their abilities, more the position they were in being loan players and taking a punt at making it at their parent clubs rather than opting for a guranteed stable contract with the opportunity to achieve their ambition a little further down the road.Quote:
Originally Posted by sauzee1989
How's making our rivals stronger helping us qualify for Europe? Imagine the uproar if max Aaron's scores and puts us out the scottish cupQuote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
On twitter, Joe rothwellQuote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
Where would the uproar come from? Not me. Bournemouth can sell whoever the want to whoever they want.Quote:
Originally Posted by sean04
If Kieron Bowie turns into a superstar, would we only be allowed to sell him to Bournemouth in the EPL?
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Originally Posted by easty
Exactly.... They are in the business of buying and selling football players to make a profit
There will be a very unhappy section of hibs fans if a Bournemouth player knocks us out the cup. A team were linked to and part of a group. That could stop us getting into Europe. Don't see how making another team within our league stronger is helping hibsQuote:
Originally Posted by easty
They could've sent max Aaron's to the championship on England. Subsided his wages so he could join rangersQuote:
Originally Posted by badabing67
Quality vid on the hibs socials - 'fist bump (or pump according to DG!) where they all guess how many goals they've scored. Elie's response is classic!
I'm more and more thinking he might be staying.
To be fair there are always a really unhappy section of Hibs fans, someone is always moaning about something.Quote:
Originally Posted by sean04
In your scenario he won't be a Bournemouth player, he'll be a Rangers player. If we're knocked out the cup I'll be pissed off we're out the cup, I won't be greetin about how the group who owns 25% of the club loaned a player (who wouldn't have been interested in moving to us) to Rangers.
What if NMW plays against Bournemouth in the cup and Mansfield put them out?
A fit and flying Youan would be something to hold onto.Quote:
Originally Posted by Greenio
He's no an unwanted sofa, you cannae just send him somewhere, he has to want to go. Were there even Championship teams after him?Quote:
Originally Posted by sean04
Without a doubt! Think Gray will get him in the right frame of mind as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by flash
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Originally Posted by Greenio
Same here, hopefully he extends
And we won't see the ones he missed or got booked for. He would spend more time up before the beaks than on the pitch. He'd be offafter 10 mins against the Uglies and Them. Alasannah found that out pronto. Apart from that he looked tidy on the ball.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smartie
Been over this before but the player has to also WANT to be sent to the Championship.Quote:
Originally Posted by sean04
The footballing world will get awfully small if we're only allowed to do business with or avoid clashing with everyone in the same multi club set ups.
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Originally Posted by badabing67
Any news on his fitness? Surely he must be over his injury by now.