Wouldn't mind someone like Johnny Kenny at Celtic. Young, fast, skilful and knows where the goals are.
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Wouldn't mind someone like Johnny Kenny at Celtic. Young, fast, skilful and knows where the goals are.
He won’t make it at Hibs imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by WestStandWillie
Looked sharp on Sunday👍Quote:
Originally Posted by 04Sauzee
We tried to sign him before he joined Celtic and he turned us down to go there.Quote:
Originally Posted by 04Sauzee
Could definitely see him come in on loan next season. Celtic still need a starting striker to replace kyogo and probably another one for depth so Kenny will be well down the pecking orderQuote:
Originally Posted by CapitalGreen
Kenny has already proved he can score goals in Europe as well so think it would be really good business.
I think his contract ends in 2026 .Quote:
Originally Posted by 04Sauzee
We shouldn't be developing players for other teams anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by EGL2000
The current coaching team have proven they are excellent at this & we should only be bringing in loans with an option to buy or experienced pros that will improve the squad.
If a player can make us better an achieve our goals I couldn't care less.Quote:
Originally Posted by RMQ1967
S0 if triantis was offered to us on loan for another year with no option to buy what would you say?Quote:
Originally Posted by RMQ1967
Agreed. If there is no option to buy then it blocks the pathway for either a young player or someone like Manneh who at the end of the day is our player. The priority should be developing our own players over loan players which hopefully returns more value to the club. Hoping we see less loan players moving forward unless absolutely needed or a level well above what we haveQuote:
Originally Posted by RMQ1967
Highly disagree loans are a great way to get in higher quality than you would be able to get on a permanent basis. Or more in the case of Kenny bring someone in for a fraction of the financial burden it would cost to sign him. Even the best teams in the world make use of loans. Liverpool's first choice goalkeeper next season will be a loan player.Quote:
Originally Posted by RMQ1967
We are going to need a bigger squad next season if Europe pans out. This will mean we will need to utilise the loan market as wouldn't be financially viable to sign them all.
Loans help you get players you wouldn’t otherwise get. Triantis being the prime example. We obviously don’t get a fee when he leaves but we do get better performances and European qualification whilst he’s here.Quote:
Originally Posted by RMQ1967
:agree: We’d probably still be waiting on the Scottish Cup if we hadn’t taken Stokes and Henderson on loan and currently our involvement with the BKG is supposed to allow us to bring in players who would typically be outwith our reach (albeit we’ve since very little of that so far)Quote:
Originally Posted by B.H.F.C
Sky Bet: Hibs 1/12 Aberdeen 7/1
Bet Victor: Hibs 1/6 Aberdeen 4/1
William Hill: Hibs 1/4 Aberdeen 11/4
Championship level.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paulie Walnuts
Or Him plus cash to Falkirk for Keelan Adams would work for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShadesLongThrow
Tidy footballer but plays way too safe for me and isn’t brave enough to exploit space. Too often he plays backwards rather than forwards and that definitely won’t suit SDG’s now preferred formation. Doig (as an example) was light years ahead of Megwa with less experience and more penetrating going forward. One thing about last nights game though he was one of the only players who kept it on the ground and retained possession. It was an utterly dreadful advert for the Championship last night, which is a shame as there’s been some very entertaining games with some quality on show.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paulie Walnuts
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Originally Posted by EGL2000
Liverpool will likely have Allison in goal next season. The other keeper will be Mamardashvili, who is a Liverpool player currently on loan at Valencia.
The loan system if worked correctly can be good for us, Kwon and Bursik have been fails
We have had good players on loan over the years, however I am not a massive fan of loaning players unless there is an option to buy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gmack7
I was there, very poor game and at times I was wondering if he would look better with better players around him. Players better at making space, playing passes etc but there was a couple of times he mis controlled simple balls.Quote:
Originally Posted by WestStandWillie
Hopefully a one off but on last nights evidence he wont make it here. Not at the standards we’re looking to hit anyways.
Couldn’t care less if a player is on loan or permanent - whatever helps us win more football matches. If the choice is between a good player on loan or an inferior player permanent then give me the loan everytime.
And I’m delighted we loaned them rather than buy them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gmack7
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Loans a just part of the modern game and are presumably here to stay.
Last season we managed to get Maolida and Marcondes who are way above the level we could generally have playing for us without loans. We also had Mayenda who in retrospect potentially would have been really good for us given more of a chance.
This season we only have four with a 50% success rate between good and poor.
We also benefit a lot from loaning out, with some of our younger players gaining experience and getting the opportunity to show they can make it at Hibs without being put out of their depth in the first team, whilst Vente is growing in value on loan and Kenneh, Jair and Delferriere having some of their wages paid for us.
The loan market has defiantly been good for us in recent years.
With increasingly likely European group stage football on the cards next season, a few loans to bolster the squad without increasing the wage bill the following season when European football might not be there for us or if we go out in the playoffs, will be a better way of doing business.
Hopefuly the BK connection comes more into play in this respect.
Our priority should be putting the best team on the park we can every week to win every game we can.Quote:
Originally Posted by delaCalz
If our players are the best available for that, great. If we have a loan that contributes more and keeps them out the team, too bad.
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Only loans we should be looking at are players better than we have right now like Myzanne and Marcondes last season, players we normally couldn't afford otherwise.
What's the thoughts on Rory Whittaker? Does anybody think he'll have a shot of making the grade or does Megwa have a better chance?Quote:
Originally Posted by Paulie Walnuts
Seems to get good reports in the 18's games, could see he had talent but it was clear he wasn't ready for regular first team football.Quote:
Originally Posted by JDT
If we can keep Boyle on reduced terms would be excellent.
:agree: it’s a no brainer imho. Get the best team you can on the pitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by CapitalGreen
Agree Marcondes is a good player and has done well this season but he was pretty ordinary with us. Guys like N. Cadden, Triantis. Miller and Levitt have done far better for us this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by J-C