Agreed, but referees regularly give fouls, and cards, against players who win the ball but make contact with their opponent on the follow through.Quote:
Originally Posted by BoomtownHibeys
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Agreed, but referees regularly give fouls, and cards, against players who win the ball but make contact with their opponent on the follow through.Quote:
Originally Posted by BoomtownHibeys
https://twitter.com/footballstewart/...080694784?s=21
This all happened in the first half where apparently Whittaker was excellent. [emoji23]
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you really are sounding pathetic nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
This isnt your account is it. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
What sad sack edits negative bits about a player to try and prove a point cant be a Hibs fan that boy.
He didnt connect with ball so it wasnt a fair challenge.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geo_1875
It’s a football analysis account that specialises on the spfl.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimBHibees
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I’m just challenging your opinion that Whittaker had a good game and done nothing wrong on Saturday. That’s what message boards are for.Quote:
Originally Posted by allant1981
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I'm not sure if anyone is saying he did nothing wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
You could just as easily have put up 3 of the things he did very well on Saturday, well you could do that a lot more easily as he did a lot more than 3 things very well.
Of those 3, yes they aren't great, but I wouldn't say they are all that bad either. The third one is the worst, because he gets suckered in and well-beaten by a good player whose Achilles heel is his pace on his stronger foot. A defensive midfielder should not be allowing that to happen.
You've got to take the rough with the smooth. You could go back through McGinn or McGeouch's performances and find plenty of similar instances. It doesn't mean they are bad players or were having a bad game at the time.
I just wish their boycott was total. They still report from Ibrox, or at least someone watching the game on a dodgy feed on the internet reports on games. If they mean a boycott then there should be no BBC reports from Ibrox at all. IMHOQuote:
Originally Posted by Danderhall Hibs
My point with Whittaker is that he marks players passively like this every single game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smartie
I actually think the first one is the worst. He starts of touch tight but then decides to let the guy turn a full 180° to get the pass down the wing.
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Yam goal should never had stood IMO a clear foul on the goalie, had it been the other way round Potter would be doing his nut.
dont think anyone suggested he done nothing wrong, you could put something up like that for every single player involved in that passage of play but you chose whittaker again, as i said earlier you really sound patheticQuote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
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Originally Posted by allant1981
Mmmmmmm.......[emoji848]
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you are one sad individual, i take it back then as i dont think he was at fault for their goalQuote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
Fair enough, if you think he done ok there then that’s fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by allant1981
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im bowing out of this nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
I see Carson's injury is only bruising, so all the posturing was a storm in a teacup!!!
But I think it will come back to bite the Hertz, every club they have played this season has moaned about something in the game to change it in their favour!!!
Sooner or later, a ref will take pity on the other team, and maybe give something against them???
We all live in hope!!!!
When do they pay the Rangers?Quote:
Originally Posted by where'stheslope
7th October.Quote:
Originally Posted by PatHead
I bet they bump them. Onto the creditors list beside the rest.Quote:
Originally Posted by PatHead
That is when their luck will run out then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir David Gray
On at 6 pm
Should be great to hear some expert analysis from Steven Thompson who said in an article the other day he doesn't even like football and doesn't watch games at home. Embarrassing some of the morons and dinosaurs employed to cover Scottish football on the BBCQuote:
Originally Posted by cleanyman
Killie on first I imagine
Jamie Macdonald is some keeper.
Gordon wearing tights
The second goal
Rodgers admitting Celtic fans should be alarmed
Soft all over
I'd be worried if i were a Celtic fan. Thankfully i had a decent upbringingQuote:
Originally Posted by cleanyman
Here come the Hibees
Killie should have had a pen at the goal too, rugby tackled the boy.Quote:
Originally Posted by cleanyman
That Hearts penalty was a wee bit soft maybe?
The Hearts penalty was a dive
Booooooooooo
Diving cheating ****s as ever
Was never a penalty, good save by the keeper and justice done.
Our penalty last week was a stonewaller compared to that, diving ****s.
Have I missed us?Quote:
Originally Posted by cleanyman
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Go onto iplayer, and restart the showQuote:
Originally Posted by Milkinho
Thought Hearts looked a bit "meh".
Nothing to worry about there and Livi showed that standing up to them in midfield makes a massive difference.
That Accies pen was a howler
They look like Hertz. Bash punt batter. They'll finish 5th.
Aberdeen were lucky to get the win here
Ref was also *****
I couldn't agree more. We'd be better off with just commentaries, reports and scores like in the 60s. Sod the analysis.Quote:
Originally Posted by we are hibs
Strange one that - I read it as well. I like him and Stewart but surprised he doesn’t like football.Quote:
Originally Posted by we are hibs
Denis Law has hardly been at a game since he retired.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danderhall Hibs
And you don’t see him on MOTD attempting to be a punditQuote:
Originally Posted by ancient hibee
Sauzee neither.Quote:
Originally Posted by ancient hibee
It makes absolute sense to want to do something else when you retire. People who talk about sport for the entirety of their lives are probably missing out on something.
Just watched the yam game on catch up,what a joke that penalty was and the ref just couldn't wait to give it.
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Originally Posted by hibsbollah
The summer after he left Edinburgh (2002) Sauzee started working for Canal+ and was a regular pundit for various companies/programmes up until a year or two ago.
:agree: Pretty sure he was also the French commentator on the Fifa games as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peevemor
That's true actually, although I think it was at least 5-10 years ago, and it wasn't particularly regular. I haven't seen him on French TV for a long time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peevemor
Maybees naw but he did work as a presenter on Granada TV's The Big Match from the early 80s. Sometimes they rerun them on ITV4.Quote:
Originally Posted by ancient hibee
And it was proper work too as we saw the Lawman reading out results and introducing highlights. No analysis or oafish banter were involved. His colleagues were Elton Welsby and Jim Rosenthal.
It’s Thompson’s job and he’s basically said he doesn’t like it. That’s all - just a strange thing to admit publicly like that I thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibsbollah
He's still there, working for Canal+.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibsbollah
http://www.culturepsg.com/news/match...ffusions/22797
Thanks for that, I'll keep my eyes open for him. Maybe they have him doing a 2am in a broom cupboard slot :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Peevemor
He's got to find something to do when he isn't tending his Vineyard or going fly-fishing ! :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Peevemor
If the Hearts penalty was a penalty then I am a jambo! :greengrin
You can hear him well enough in the background here (it's the first video, but you might have to click "voir" or "watch" to see it because of Franck's bad language).Quote:
Originally Posted by hibsbollah
https://twitter.com/i/status/1041641540584660992
Nice Thauvin goal as well, always nice to watch again. Franck says putain :faf:Quote:
Originally Posted by Peevemor
Keep meaning to watch Sportscene, but after watching the highlights on Hibs.TV I never usually bother. Think I’m with Steven Thompson in that I’m not reall that fussed about watching football.
I think he’s a really good pundit, as is Michael Stewart.Quote:
Originally Posted by Carheenlea
I’m surprised he doesn’t like football but maybe that’s just what he says to separate himself from all the Rangers dafties and all that goes along with playing for them, as he did for a while.
Also maybe having the ability to detach himself from the game might actually help him in a strange sort of way.
Is his passion not music? I seem to remember he was in a band and perhaps wrote a cup final song for one the teams he played for.Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
Marc Libbra is the same. I remember him saying when he was with us was that the reason he didn't really celebrate goals and always looked in a mood, was that he didn't like football and only played it because he was good at it. For him, football was just a job.
:agree: I agree and I think there's a lot of truth in the 'can't see the wood for the trees' catchphrase. Sometimes we do so much of something we don't step back and see the wider picture.Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
This is why walk-up supporters are far more knowledgeable than season ticket holders :greengrin
His agent has probably told him he needs to be more idiosyncratic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danderhall Hibs
Or watching on Hibs TV from South East Asia.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibsbollah
LTYF :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
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that cheating xxxx mclean enjoyed it.Quote:
Originally Posted by HIBERNIAN-0762
see the xxxxxx milking getting it .
Mmm...agree its not a definite pen. but if that's a Hibs player we would be screaming for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Exactly what I said about the Hearts goal at Motherwell last week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hamish
Thomson and Stewart said it wisnae a penalty a bit soft but Thomson disnae count as he disnae like fitba anyway :greengrin
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Originally Posted by hibsbollah
You sayin' Uberfans divn't ken what's going' on.....?
I would have agreed with you in previous seasons, but this season I realise that I would have been wrong :na na:Quote:
Originally Posted by hibsbollah
See, you only think you were wrong in the past, because you became a season ticket holder this season and lost your walk up mojo. Surreptitiously and immediately, you knew less, and therefore didn't realise it and thought you knew more.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eyrie
These self fulfilling prophecies are a slippery slope.
As if you all need reminding
6 pm
Oran Kearney quoted as complaining about Kamberi holding 2 St Mirren players at the goal, as were the St Mirren TV commentators.
Watch it back on Sportscene you'll see the same 2 St Mirren players a few seconds before are holding Gray and Kamberi. As Mallan is about to take the corner, Gray shakes off the one holding him and runs backwards whilst Kamberi blocks the 2 of them.
They were doing the holding first and then we did, it's just that Kamberi did a better job of it.
I didn't get a great view of the goal yesterday as I was in the main stand about about 4 rows up but I read OK's complaints. Looking forward to seeing it againQuote:
Originally Posted by 007
He’s def holding them. Good lad.Quote:
Originally Posted by cleanyman
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I posted about this on another thread. It's fairly common for defenders to block opponents' runs, etc. at corners and free kicks, but this is the first time I've seen it so blatantly working for the attacking team. Another referee might not have let the goal stand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
Hibs on last
First time in ages
Livingston should have scored about 4 in this game
No Katic in this game for Rangers and they look far weaker without him
Getting goaded by Livi
Minter
Make or break for Hearts over the next month
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Originally Posted by cleanyman
I would say that it's too early for "make or break" just yet, plenty of games still left to get over any "blips"..
If hearts lose next week away to Rangers and we beat Hamilton at home then we’re only 2 behind. Not bad going.
Some tackle
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Ooooooo
The screen is back
They won 8 on the trot at the start of 05/06 season... still finished 17pts behind CeltcQuote:
Originally Posted by cleanyman
A match defining penalty miss
Absolutely incredible that the ref missed that!Quote:
Originally Posted by Radium
The Brophy and Stewart partnership is on fire
that was a disgraceful dive by the motherwell player for the penalty, ******* shameful of him
I’d missed James Keatings signing for Accies. Unlucky with the free kick hitting the bar.
Good header.
But goal is a foul. Not to worry.
Mallan to deliver...Bear hug.... Gray.... GOAL!! 😁
Now that the huns have had to play on that ridiculous surface will we see a statement from the Rangers and some action from the SPFL to have proper surfaces to play our top matches on.
Looked like we rode our luck but a wins a win , thank you sdg what a player best right back I’ve seen at hibs by far.
Funny how Stewart and Thompson picked up on Kamberi's fouling at Grey's goal, yet missed Brophy taking out the Motherwell defender for Stewart's goal.
For a while now I've wondered if obstruction has been removed from football altogether, shepherding the ball out of play with no intention of playing it, before it was an indirect freekick, now the player gets booked for trying to play the ball?????
Aberdeen are a nasty side and that tackle is a shocker. Sending off was merited, but no foul given. For our game to progress our refs need to get firmer on dirty play. Football should be allowed to thrive and Aberdeen have been as bad as any team in recent years for the cynical approach.Quote:
Originally Posted by Radium
I’m wondering how Flo was able to just hold two St Mirren players. He’s a strong laddie but surely he’s not able to just hold two professional footballers as easily as that.Quote:
Originally Posted by where'stheslope
St Mirren players weren’t strong enough IMO and I think they probably knew that which is why they didn’t complain at all.
Can just imagine Kamberi holding two big physical players like a Boyata, Berra, Broadfoot or some other big huddy I can’t think of just now.
The Hibs goal was a well worked training ground move. We won, kept a clean sheet, moved second in the league, took as many away fans to Paisley than attended Hamiltons match, are playing good football, have our own academy players regularly playing but still we are not getting much credit for all of that. Long may it continue and hopefully we can keep going and upset the **** fest that is BBC Jambo at the moment
Considering Hearts won the League a few weeks ago it's pretty impressive from usQuote:
Originally Posted by calumhibee1
If only football was that predictable.Quote:
Originally Posted by calumhibee1