No Goalie of note , no midfielder of note and no centre forward . 😠
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No Goalie of note , no midfielder of note and no centre forward . 😠
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Originally Posted by Waxy
You've forgotten Celtic, Cove and Motherwell tbh.
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Originally Posted by Hibiza
Both forwards played well today, Nisbet especially.
bold only one that got it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Callum_62
I was pretty much amazed at Ross’s sacking.I was amazed so many fans wanted him sacked.Quote:
Originally Posted by Since90+2
If our fans cant give SM any time here then we deserve everything we get.
Unless we are completely transformed on Tuesday compared with how we have played over the last 3 games (and today in particular) Tuesday night isn't going to go well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Keith_M
What a load o pish, he had nothing to do with a very poor second half display from Hibs.Quote:
Originally Posted by James70
Did you ever see John Blackley play for Hibs, he always started each game with a mistake then he would go on to be the best defender Hibs have had in 60 years or so.
He was at fault for the third goal. Showed him inside and allowed him a shot at goal.Quote:
Originally Posted by A Hi-Bee
He was pretty pish today thoQuote:
Originally Posted by A Hi-Bee
If only Hibs.net posters could get sacked for rotten posts eh?
This place would be half empty and yes i wouldnt be here either.
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Originally Posted by Since452
Campbell more to blame surely? Gave it away cheaply and then made no attempt to track back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heisenberg
Five substitutes can be a bad thing, I think at the end of the game the players had no idea what was going on.
I don't like the way this is shaping up.
Campbell caused that goal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heisenberg
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See absolutely nothing on the park or off the park that makes me think he's an improvement on Ross. Ross hit the ground running. Maloney hasn't. Might come back to haunt me and I really hope it does but he's not for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iain G
They beat us a couple of months ago and they battered us 3-0 at home a year ago. These things happen, a mix of bad defending this season as well as last seasons top goal scorer being out of form is costing us. We now need to replace our best player also.
I fully back Maloney and I’m sure the board will too.
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Originally Posted by scoopyboy
There was no thinking behind the subs for me. One (or even two) should have been made when it was evident they took control of the game. Then it was like switching for the sake of it and it became a jumble sale.
Me neither. It won't end well.
Scoopy, honest opinon - do you think he has come in and played the media game (proud of the players) but realised the poor squad assembled and is trying to keep everyone on their toes ?Quote:
Originally Posted by scoopyboy
He was an attacker himself, has come from sides that attack, and I'd be astonished if he doesn't see this half season as doing the best they can with what they've got, then an exodus and rebulld/mould of what he really wants the side to be ? His comments about building a Mowbray like side genuinely excite me, but you need a window or two to get the start of that - don't think it helped him coming in during December, but I think he must have a huge influence in recruitment in summer.
The squad is bloated and bland.
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Originally Posted by JamesHFC
Did you back the last manager?
If not, why do you back Maloney? What have you seen apart from being Belgium coach and a good player with Celtic that makes you think he's got it and Ross didn't?
I've seen zero. In fact it's gotten worse. Rocky aside the recruitment is shan too. We don't even officially know who is meant to be in charge yet it was all the fault of the boy we sacked in Mathie who lived and breathed Hibernian and then it wasn't really his fault it was Jacks. :confused:
Some of the comments on this board are little short of pathetic. SM has been in charge for what is it six games. Disappointing today but really let’s judge this over many months.Quote:
Originally Posted by Waxy
Before we won the cup Hibs we’re slowly dying in my view with a highly negative and declining support undermining confidence and the team making ER a generally unpleasant place to visit.
The Cup win transformed our mentality as a support. During the last two seasons we have seen elements of the support revert to an absurd negativity and criticism making the job even harder.
Waxy is right we absolutely deserve failure if our own supporters behave in such a shortsighted and frankly counterproductive manner.
Aye it’s funny right enough,replacing experience with inexperience absolute shocker from Gordon.Quote:
Originally Posted by A Hi-Bee
If your going to be bold at least make a statement with your new appointment.
So far signs are terrible,won’t achieve what he wants with regards to style with current squad,obviously looked at it and thought he would which would have delighted owner.
So far from it no chance he survives the season unless something spectacular happens in next couple days.
Maloney is not long in and will get my backing but his tenure so far has cemented my view that we should never have sacked Ross. A stupid decision to appease a minority of fans and had we stuck with him we would have been back on the up instead of whatever you want to call what’s currently happening.
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Originally Posted by Islington Hibs
Behave
it was not stupid, it should have happened sooner.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul1642
I backed the last manager until I felt that his time was up, which it was.Quote:
Originally Posted by The 90+2
Maloney has been here for just over a month, why wouldn’t I back him? He’s lost his best player, he’s been unfortunate with suspensions and injuries and his strikers are out of form.
You can see what he is trying to build through the way we are set out to play and the type of signings we are making, he said himself it isn’t going to happen overnight but long term it should be positive which I’m optimistic it will be.
Not going to spend my days looking to make our manager look bad, it’s his first gig and he needs time. The results haven’t even been shambolic. Long term I think he will be more successful than Ross.
The decision was made by the owner as we were losing games and dropping down the league with a manager who didn't seem to know how to correct it, not pandering to the fans. They have made a statement by bringing in a young manager who wants to play iyh a particular way, right now it's far too early to Aya if that's going to work or not, it needs time to turn it around, not 6 games and just over a month in charge.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul1642
He won't hang them out to dry in the press but I don't think he is impressed with the squad he has inherited.Quote:
Originally Posted by truehibernian
He has passed one or two comments that he can't believe the criticism from the stands, he's got to realise he's at Hibs now and not Celtic. I thought the fans were good in the first half today as were the team. However second half you could feel the frustration of the fans and this will recur if positive signs don't come soon.
Just as a by the way, I don't know what they do at half time in Easter Road games but they are always lethargic at the start of the second half. It came as no surprise when they equalised.
What did he say you dont agree with?Quote:
Originally Posted by hibeerealist
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Originally Posted by JamesHFC
What do you base your opinion he will be more successful than Ross? Finish higher than third? Win a cup? Based on absolutely what considering we lost in the league today and won in extra time against a team that drew with Dumbarton today in the Scottish Cup.
But harsh. Don't think that was overly controversial. In what way do you believe he needs to "behave"?Quote:
Originally Posted by hibeerealist