He puts his arm around Hallberg's back and falls into him. It's a foul the other way. He tried to get away with the same move three or four times.Quote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
He's a cheat.
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He puts his arm around Hallberg's back and falls into him. It's a foul the other way. He tried to get away with the same move three or four times.Quote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
He's a cheat.
Ikpeazu gets away with murder. Blatantly pulls people back and gets away with it. Runs into/backs into people and gets away with it. Never booked. Never sent off. For some reason hes refereed differently to other players because if doidge or kamberi done some of the things he did they would be off for an accumulation of fouls.
100%. Hallberg’s top was nearly over his head. What baffles me is that they don’t highlight how Mulraney shouldn’t have been on the park, went in for a wild scissor tackle that luckily missed early on, then put in 3 cynical ones, before getting booked for another wild swipe. Every single one of his ‘tackles’ could’ve been bookings, the first one should’ve been red on its own regardless how far he was from making contact, the precedent has been set in the last week.Quote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
Some strike by young Ross McIvor ex Ross County on his debut for Motherwell to make it 1-1
Claiming that part of the cause of the toxic atmosphere at Tinycastle is the previous manager hanging around. He didn't say out loud the manager's name, or say out loud the phrase 'like a bad smell'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Northernhibee
McIver. It’s pronounced differently too. 😉Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Yeah heard that Shudda checked the spellingQuote:
Originally Posted by greenlex
Ikpeazu could be a threat if he kept on his feet. He got his goal in the derby nearer the end of last season by staying on his feet and bulldozing his way through our defence and by staying up created an opportunity.
Yesterday all he did was fall over and try to make it look like he'd been fouled where if he'd taken the ball in and wrestled his way through he'd be clear on goal or drawn an actual foul with his strength.
He's a one trick pony who doesn't use his one trick. It's quite staggering and he's genuinely one of the worst footballers I've seen, possibly at any professional or semi-professional level.
[QUOTE=Northernhibee;6029130]Ikpeazu could be a threat if he kept on his feet. He got his goal in the derby nearer the end of last season by staying on his feet and bulldozing his way through our defence and by staying up created an opportunity.
Yesterday all he did was fall over and try to make it look like he'd been fouled where if he'd taken the ball in and wrestled his way through he'd be clear on goal or drawn an actual foul with his strength.
He's a one trick pony who doesn't use his one trick. It's quite staggering and he's genuinely one of the worst footballers I've seen, possibly at any professional or semi-professional level.[/QUOTE
Professional cheat
i consider myself pretty fair if we give away a genuine penalty - but that one.? - never in your life Stewart.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Hallberg has a right to stand his ground and press into the back of the big useless lump, since Uche is deliberately backing into his space. Uchea is the first to use (both) his hands in a grabbing pulling motion, then after that it’s an entwined collapse, which suits us nicely.
Some hopeless Scottish refs could have given it though.
Surprised at Michael Stewart he is usually quite fairQuote:
Originally Posted by Roxyhibee
He Shudda said Uche dragged Hallberg down in the box
I usually think that Stewart is pretty spot on but he’s totally wrong on the Uche so called penalty. You can see that he has Hallberg held by both his arms behind his back then he bends his knees and jumps back on top of him. If you watch Uche he ends up on the ground every time he is challenged or challenges another player. He throws himself down hoping that he’ll get a free kick but usually in a way that he won’t get booked for diving. For a guy of his size he’s awfy ease to push over. Mind you there’s a lot of Hertz players doing it. Must be coached.
Yes, surprised at Stewart too. But he’s not fallible and got this one 100% wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
In that case he shouldn’t get anything wrong.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Roxyhibee
I was really surprised - McCoist and Sutton on BT sport also saying stonewaller. I’m not sure what they’re seeing - big Itchy goes for some kind of judo throw.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roxyhibee
He has been booked six times this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by we are hibs
Oh aye 😂. Infallible..Quote:
Originally Posted by Iggy Pope
It was clearly obvious that Uche deliberately goes down looking for the penalty. No doubt whatsoever.
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Originally Posted by lapsedhibee
Michael Stewart’s dislike for Craig Levein is hilarious. Rarely misses an opportunity to twist the knife.
On tonight 7.15 pm
The BBC Scotland Channel
Dont watch alone
Neil McCann thought we were just like Man City yesterday but before you get excited HIBS fans it was only BSC. :greengrin :confused:
I see big Marvin Bartley is still the main man no sign of Tommo or Michael Stewart
What's the story with Thompson being absent?
Dunno been a lot of shows recently Thursday and Saturday only the two games yesterday so maybe a day offQuote:
Originally Posted by H18 SFR
Dont know if Michael Stewart appeared on Thursday or Saturday or if he was suspended? :confused:
Put him with someone other than Michael Stewart and it'd be like watching Cannon and Wise.Quote:
Originally Posted by H18 SFR
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Originally Posted by H18 SFR
He was at the game so probably got he night off.
He was - saw him speaking to his doppelgänger a “very handsome “ BSC player before the kick offQuote:
Originally Posted by J-C
As you say. :agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Tommos words not mine 😁Quote:
Originally Posted by lapsedhibee
I didn't really notice whether he looked like Thommo or not. Was too fascinated by the way he said "as you say" after every sentence, and sometimes half-way through sentences, even though Thommo hadn't said anything of the sort to him.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Ah, that’s good. I liked it.Quote:
Originally Posted by 007