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Originally Posted by Davy Mac
I never disliked the guy. Really wanted him to click but it never did. We were desperate for a good attacking threat back then.
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Originally Posted by Davy Mac
I never disliked the guy. Really wanted him to click but it never did. We were desperate for a good attacking threat back then.
Yes didn't want to be at Hibs and showed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tambo
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Originally Posted by HoboHarry
Agathe was tremendous in short spell
Are we not due another Kevin Thomson debate about now?
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Originally Posted by Smartie
Got told off for referring to him as Katie so I’m out. :greengrin
I would say Hibs done more for him. :cbQuote:
Originally Posted by beensaidbefore
I’d end up getting banned on here, if I I said how I really feel about Doherty. :greengrin
I'd erased that game from my mind in fairnessQuote:
Originally Posted by flash
Got to say Pat Fenlon was guilty of signing some of the worst players I’ve ever seen at Hibs with the odd exception.
Fenlon should have been sacked after that final. That's my most controversial opinion.:greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Real Emerald
That had been erased from the memory, Malmo what was that???Quote:
Originally Posted by SteveHFC
I can't believe no one has mentioned Edwin De Graff. He ran like he had a fridge tied to him. Possibly the slowest and worst footballer to play at Hibs in the last 20 years
Will probably get slaughtered for this but Anthony Stokes.
Forever grateful for that unreal display on 21.05.2016, he was unstoppable that day and won us the cup. But a dislikable character and towards the end treated the club with no respect, turnign up late all the time to training, fights on the training ground with management etc. Acted like Billy big baws, never grew up and thought he could do whatever the hell he liked. I can't imagine someone like that would be well liked in the dressing room either.
As I say, legend for his heroics in the final but can't say I think much of him as a person and he left the club under a cloud. Shame because with his experience he could have been such an asset to have around the club if he just had a better attitude.
Some of the names on this thread still give me nightmares! Billy Brown, arrogant hearts ******* should never have been anywhere near Hibs. An absolute bellend of the highest order.
The irony of your username isn’t lost :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by 21.05.2016
Than most on here?Quote:
Originally Posted by silverhibee
[QUOTE=Real Emerald;7983512]Got to say Pat Fenlon was guilty of signing some of the worst players I’ve ever seen at Hibs with the odd exception.[/QUOTE
have to agree but he did take us to consecutive cup finals and was honest and said he wasn’t man to take club forward mad times and Butcher signed some belters as well
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Originally Posted by Real Emerald
Pat had little support or money, and an uphill task.
Likeable guy though.
Remember hearing that our scouting back then was a shambles too.Quote:
Originally Posted by jacomo
Dempster coming in was the best thing that could have happened to us. I genuinely think Pat may have done well if he was here the following season as things at the club were beginning to work.
Yup. Was great to see Pat in the Hibs end at Hampden when we won the cup. He had some honking results which he'll unfortunately be remembered for but I just couldn't dislike the guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by jacomo
Killen couldn't wait to leave Hibs, despite the fact Hibs took good care of him considering how often he was on the treatment table. He was offered a good deal by Collins to stay (while he was still injured) at the same time he was talking to Cardiff City who paraded him as a new signing only for Celtic to step in at the last minute and snatch him away from them.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoboHarry
He was very well received that day and seemed to be quite surprised by it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Since452
A decent and humble man who was dealt a terrible hand as Hibs manager.
Eduardo Hurtado. Sure he was meant to be a replacement for Latapy.
Hurtado was a striker. More likely to fill the Mixu role. Didn't find him particularly dislikable, just crap!Quote:
Originally Posted by NORTHERNHIBBY
Thought we signed Hurtado as a mate for De La Cruz and Andrews to keep Latapy in fags 😀
Mind Tanks Debut maybe at home to Motherwell ? And Donald park was firing crosses in Zitelli was Overhead and scissor kicking them in while Hurtado the ball was just hitting off him lolQuote:
Originally Posted by NORTHERNHIBBY
Haha very good Mikey.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael
Away back to whining on Sportsound or pretending to be a political intellectual on X.
This. Couldn’t stand him. He thought he was Glenn Hoddle. Loved to attempt a long pass but nearly always duck-hooked it 30 yards away from its target. Then after the ‘squiggler ‘ attempted to shoot every time he got a sight of goal no matter how far out he was.Quote:
Originally Posted by BoomtownHibees
Did he score two squigglers for us? I can only remember one but I’ve something in my head telling me he done it twice..Quote:
Originally Posted by Winston Ingram
Did he not score a peach against Rangers at Ibrox? In that 0-3/1-3 win?Quote:
Originally Posted by Paulie Walnuts
I remember as soon as he was injured for the duration of the season and out of contract that Strachan would sign him to weaken us.Quote:
Originally Posted by ekhibee