I remember being very disappointed with Welsh, because I also thought he looked like an excellent player at United.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stevie Reid
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I remember being very disappointed with Welsh, because I also thought he looked like an excellent player at United.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stevie Reid
Was mostly injured for us and not very good. Looked better when Mcleish came in but we were going down by that point, left Eck's appointment too late.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smartie
Welsh later sued the club doctor for injections given to him during his spell with us. Think it was settled out of court. He founded and co-owns a football club in Virginia now.
But he came to us with a bad injury. Actually Jacie Mac asked me who I would like to see coming in. I said Brian Welsh. Jackie said we can get him and soon after we had him signed. Good player but was carrying an injury from his Utd days, meaning he played like one game then missed five or thats how it feels now. Scored a last ditch goal at East End park after many Hibs fans had gone to their buses it was so late. That game Hibs took the largest away suppirt to Dunfermline that season, it was a record which lasted one week when Celtic took a hundred or so more.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smartie
I remember that game, was a huge support. Was still there when we scored, goal was up at the far end and the ball appeared to have been cleared off the line, took a few seconds to realise that it had been given.Quote:
Originally Posted by ahibby
Kept us alive for another little while.
I remember that day well. Massive support. Big Welsh was a very good player, sadly blighted by previously mentioned injuries.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stevie Reid
Remember that game well. Bright sunny day and a fairly poor Hibs team.Quote:
Originally Posted by ahibby
I’m sure that’s when Dougie Cromb was running the £1 buses from ER to all the away games in an effort to keep us up.
GGTTH
Welshy was a good player, used to play fitba with him up Clerie in his younger days, he :agree:hated it when I could do mair keepie uppies than him.
He was a really polite guy tae.
How did Allan do today?
Set up the second with a brilliant back heel. Thought he did well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mutu
Hardly touched the ball for half an hour. Last 15 I thought he showed some really nice touches. Good assist.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mutu
There’s definitely a difference to his game and it’ll maybe take fans and him a bit time to adjust to the difference.Quote:
Originally Posted by B.H.F.C
I doubted him earlier in this thread and after 30 minutes on the park I was all set for an I told you so post on here (I wouldn’t really), but then as you say the last 15 minutes he had a number of decent contributions.
I don’t think he’ll be bursting past players the way he used to but in the right times in the right games he’ll still be able to contribute.
I see him as being a perfect impact sub for the last 30 mins of a game.Quote:
Originally Posted by B.H.F.C
Nice to see him grab an assist.
Delightful wee ball to Boyle. Great sub to have.
Took a while to get into it but did OK overall. Great flick for the 2nd goal
He was the only player on the pitch that would have tried that back heel. He took a while to get going, but when he did he showed he’s still got it. If he could get a run of games I think he’ll show he’s still one of the best players at the club.
We were playing Livingston today not AberdeenQuote:
Originally Posted by weecounty hibby
I think part of that might be that he just doesn’t have the sharpness through not playing. But I do agree to an extent.Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
He set Doyle-Hayes up for a couple of shots with what looked like really simple passes but he just weighted them perfectly and showed a bit of composure when we were lacking that.
Thought he did well the last 15 but looked very slow and never really got involved for the first 30 mins or so. I think Nisbet, Boyle and Murphy have that type of skill and Magennis shows brilliant touches multiple times again. It was a good assist but there was a similar situation a little while earlier and I thought Allan actually done the defending for Livi getting in Boyles way. Good that he made a contribution and he might get more opportunity with Murphy out as you couldn't play both given how poor they are without the ball. Jack Ross moved the formation and personnel well to allow Scottie that free roll.Quote:
Originally Posted by lord bunberry
I'll be surprised if he's still here next week.
Bacon or sausage?Quote:
Originally Posted by wookie70
I will be surprised if he isn’t.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibbyradge
Brought on as player 12 by the manager so not nearly as far in the desert as David Gray was last season.
Teeing him up to leave or is he still in the picture. Will be an interesting few days.
Must say I am not his greatest fan as a player but I was delighted that he came on rather than Gogic.
Can't baaalieve nobody's got that yew?Quote:
Originally Posted by Since452
That’s a baaaaad joke.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tricla
still a huge asset to us. Pure class when he’s on form.
if he leaves, now or next year, I’ll wish him the very best but I’ll be gutted.
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Originally Posted by lord bunberry
That's what you get with Scott Allan. 9/10 a lot of his fancy tricks don't come off but when they do, it inevitably ends up with a goal.
Not always for us thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by AFKA5814_Hibs
Fair point. His mis placed passes could end with an opposition goal. I guess when you play on the edge it can work both ways.Quote:
Originally Posted by wookie70
Lack of match sharpness showed but eventually got into the game and showed some nice touches and the back heel for the goal was sublime.
he will deffo be here next week. Sublime backheeler for our second goal, Scott’s still got it and deserves a run of games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibbyradge