Think Naismith has played 3 or 4 games in a row so he must be due some time off soon as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Springbank
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Think Naismith has played 3 or 4 games in a row so he must be due some time off soon as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Springbank
Looks like Berra really isn't going to make it this time but they'll still have him as "doubtful" as they've always seen it as a tactical innovation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gloucester Hibs
Hamilton will have their fingers crossed that Uche, Damour, poppadum hands, Halkett, Souttar and the rest are able to play.
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He'll enjoy & benefit from a good rest before the Israel game (from what you hear)Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
Very heavy rain and strong S.W. wind forecast for this afternoon at Tynie Park.
Should show the Budge folly at its best. :greengrin
Wonder how the coverage from the press "box" will go today.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
Or do they call it a media suite now?
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I noticed they have fixed perspex screens to the journalists desks to protect their laptops ect from the elements, it still doesn't address the issue of electrical sockets getting wet but it's a start.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bostonhibby
Only Hearts could build a west facing main stand and position the media at the very front so they can take the full brunt of any inclement weather.
Storm Dennis should provide a few laughs today
If catflap hands is their best keeper, imagine how bad their other keepers must be. Big pressure if they change the goalie today.
It's a bit amateurish that's for sure but maybe they'll get away with it if they call the cheap perspex bits glass media curtains?Quote:
Originally Posted by fat freddy
I'm guessing someone will have certified all the structure and electrics as safe but they've certainly made a pigs ear of the design.
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Do you think the meccano stands will cope?Quote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
They really are a bunch of hootenannies.
'Our castle we defend it against hamilton"
Sleepwalking to relegation and obscurity through grandiose dreams of relevance.
Not just any glass media Curtains, the biggest, best, most advanced Perspex curtain in the most atmospheric stand in the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bostonhibby
I was just reading this https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.c...erdeen-1556360
And realised why Hertz were so pleased to draw with Aberdeen. It's because the Don's once had a heroic draw with the mighty Bayern Munich. No doubt they now share a special relationship as they have both drawn with Aberdeen!
Think it was Billy Dodds that actually said something sensible i.e. they should have subbed off Naismith once the game against Celtic was gone to protect him for today's game. Sounds now like it is Boyce they should have done it with. Levein in charge of the medical side will work his magic and have him back fit pronto.Quote:
Originally Posted by Springbank
Not seen it anywhere so I reckon Boyce will start today! Mind games down tiny way imhoQuote:
Originally Posted by 007
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Interestingly, Cathro averaged .26 more points a game than Jurgen Flopp. He needs a big turnaround.
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Originally Posted by Hibs4185
Magnificent, Famous and Big!
Forever in their shadow, that’s for sure.
From 'Throw-back' -
'I am finished for the season couldn't make it today so will not be back'
Ah, the fickleness of a support spawned by the 'money years' - the 'mystery benefactor' will need bottomless pockets to sustain 'loyalty' levels .......................
Sounds like their Kosovan wing wizard with a history of unprofessional behaviour has not been acting very professionally - quelle surprise!
“This lad’s football ability remains to be seen however as a professional and someone who wears the shirt of this club he is a disgrace. To clarify, he was seen today running across the concourse at the back of the main stand coming up to 1.30pm [match day remember] have been dropped off by a mate in a yellow Ford Mustang.
Hardly ideal preparation for the biggest game the club has had seen this season. I was in the ground FFS before him. Not good enough in IMHO and why oh why was he not as a 1st team squad member with the other players bonding relaxing and talking through the day ahead. I really hope Stendal deals with this and brings him to task. I can just about put up with a sh7’#ty performance however lack of professionalism and pride in the job no way.”
Wonder what time their turnstiles openQuote:
Originally Posted by CapitalGreen
Yellow wow like his spine
Mikey 1974 still thinks they’ll go on a 5/6 winning streak. What planet they living on
This is the club that had bake sales to survive. Maybe the benefactor hasn’t coughed up this time and they are charging the players entry fees to get into the changing rooms??Quote:
Originally Posted by CapitalGreen
I thought they had bake-sales so they could get enough cash together for a fake share offer but which actually filled Vlad's suitcases before he scarperred?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibs4185
Anyone know where to get highlights could do with a laugh.
Why do none of the commentators or reporters ever go on about the atrocious conditions they have to work in when reporting on hearts in their best stand in the world? Today they must have got absolutely hammered with the rain in comparison to the fantastic facilities we have for the media yet nobody every says a thing.
Radio Scotland reporters never shut up about it to be fair.Quote:
Originally Posted by 90+2
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Preston laughed earlier he was soaking but it’s never explained why, especially when they are bashing on about an amazing new stadium (not just a **** stand)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
Overheard a couple of jambos talking in the pub after the game and one of them said it was a must win, the other said "not really". I dont think they understand how much trouble they are actually in.
One of the BBC Radio Scotland commentators mentioned yesterday that his phone had stopped working due to water when they were talking about the location of the press area.
Worst team in the league over the last year and a bit. They are in serious trouble a lot of their fans stil have their heads burried in the sand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibeesmad
Commentating yesterday they were getting drowned out by the noise of the rain at one point and laughing about the conditions they were working in. Then made the suggestion that they hoped the Sportscene cameras would pick up pictures of one reported who had donned a bin bag in an attempt to protect himself and his equipment. I don’t think the BBC are missing the opportunity to rip in to working conditions at Tynecastle, they regularly criticise them and I have never once heard them bugging up the stand.Quote:
Originally Posted by dar
https://twitter.com/eilidhbarbour/st...429759489?s=21
Did the state-of-the-art press box in the £20M include provision for brollys, or were they anther extra?
(The rain in her video there can’t surely make for a safe working environment with electrical equipment in their joke stand)
https://i.postimg.cc/5tPpgPgB/58-E6-...4-AD62-BB9.jpg
State of the art press facilities.
That 'reporter' they were talking about was the odious yam MC Scott Wilson. Should change his let's make some noise to let's make some binbag coats.Quote:
Originally Posted by CentreLine
Here’s a solution to their problems.
Move the press facilities , directors box etc over to the east facing Wheatfield Stand. Open the temp facilities under that stand for the players changing .
That would make the glass curtained Budge structure redundant and it could then be sold to Edinburgh Council social work dept. to clear the debts.
I seem to remember it worked quite well last time. :greengrin
That was it, yep 👍🏻Quote:
Originally Posted by Treadstone
Well thought it, well planned stand and facilities right enough. There has to be a case for not reporting from Tynecastle in rainy weather. We do not need a Les Harvey situation with all that cabling about.
Unfortunately some of my family are Hearts Supporters and I was with them last night. They certainly seemed resigned to going down and certainly didn't try and defend Stendel or his tactics. Seems there may be a couple of sensible souls amongst their support after all.
There is a gif with Jurgen Klinsmann, Jurgen Klopp and Jurgen Doon. I sent it to about 10 family members and a few mates and not one has replied! Usually I would get dogs abuse back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peanut Shaz
Not even the 5-1 comfort blanket came out.
Doomed
They have 11 games to save themselves. Based on form in the first 27 games they at best would get 1 win and 4 draws from these remaining games. There’s obvioulsy the split and the argument that they will be playing easier teams post split but on yesterday’s performance against Hamilton that’s not a given. Interesting times ahead down Gorgie way.
Please do us the honour of sharing said gifQuote:
Originally Posted by Hibs4185
Kickback is an absolute hoot. For many the penny has finally dropped that they have a dud in charge. Others are sticking up for him to save face since they have hyped him up so much. The in fighting is real and only going to get worse.
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Originally Posted by Crab apple
What cannot be overlooked is that Hamilton are a club used to the fight in the final round of fixtures , they regularly leave it late and seem to win the fight. Hearts are in serious trouble here , they really needed to beat Hamilton yesterday but couldn’t manage that.
Annoyingly they'll scrape out of it by a point or so. They'll get their usual lucky result along the way. Like that 'red card' for the Hamilton boy yesterday.
Obviously I hope as much as anyone else that they don't and go down!
:lolyam:
They have 3 wins all season, 2 of which were won with deflections. I fail to see where this confidence comes from some on here that they will stay up? They are brutal. And possibly worse than Hamilton and St Mirren.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnM1875
No possibly about it, factually and demonstrably they are worse than Hamilton and St Mirren.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barman Stanton
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Actually worse as evidenced by the league table.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barman Stanton
Thanks! I couldn’t fathom how to do an attachment!Quote:
Originally Posted by Phil MaGlass
From their relegation thread:
"We've been saying plenty points to play for for months now!! Time is fast running out. Not beating our nearest rivals on our home patch when they have lots of injuries makes you wonder exactly where we will pick up points."
Yes, you read that right. Hamilton are their "nearest rivals ":greengrin
Cause all of the pointsQuote:
Originally Posted by AltheHibby
Are fading away
Dont worry your Daniel
You'll wiiiin someday
But we'll beat you at home
And we beat you away
So stop crying your Daniel
Well yeah, I was being kind to our troubled neighbours.Quote:
Originally Posted by degenerated
All the talk before their relegation double header was six points minimum. Be lucky to get one.Quote:
Originally Posted by AltheHibby
It's nothing to do with being confident they'll stay up. I hope as much as anyone they go down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barman Stanton
It's due to in my 30 years supporting Hibs, Hearts have been one of the spawniest teams I've ever known. So can see another spawny escape from them.
It really does feel like Hibs and Butcher. For weeks and weeks we kept saying 'we just need one win' and 'there's no way we'll go another 6,7, 8 games without a win'. Then it was the last game of the season v Killie and we still needed one win......
There seems to be no real logic to the arguments of Hibs and Hearts fans who think they will stay up. 'We are Hearts and we're big' on one side and 'they are Hearts and they are lucky' on the other. By this stage of the season the league table doesn't lie.
I think a lot of the confidence from the Hearts side came because they had big players coming back from injury and they had these 2 fixtures they would just win and all would be good again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Now, their big players are back and it’s made no difference and they’re one game into their 2 biggest games of the season and only managed a draw. They are still scoring some goals but Naismith is due to get injured again soon.
I think if they don’t beat St Mirren on Friday even the more confident yam will start to panic.
I get that. But in most of that time they have been spending money they didn’t have so have always had an advantage on most other teams. Couldn’t spend there way out of it this time. All funds went to one striker, ignoring the shambles of the rest of the team. They are in big trouble.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnM1875
They've got 3 wins this season. 2 of them came against top 6 teams. The bottom 6 know how to play them easily.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crab apple
Let's hope so! 🤞 hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Barman Stanton
They did manage to go down quite recently?:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnM1875
And floated straight back up like the turd that won't flush.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phil MaGlass
They’re in big trouble.
They got lucky with the red yesterday, but unlucky with Hamilton’s first which was offside. Draws are not enough.
If they do not beat St Mirren the best they can hope for will be 11th, IMO.
We most certainly need to give them a very serious kicking on the 3rd. It may be some time before we see them again....
If we lose to Killie this afternoon we will drop into the bottom six. We may be playing at Tynie before the season ends.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibernianinc
Good job we won’t.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kojock
If St Mirren beat them that’ll be them in the playoff at best.Games are running out fast. They’ve just wasted there best chance.
Not such a bad thing. Pump the Jambo’s again and once we age 100% safe play the development team against their relegation rivals for some ‘experience’Quote:
Originally Posted by Kojock
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Originally Posted by Hibs4185
Silver lining I suppose, but not for me.
Laughing at Hearts is fun but they are a side show. We are going to struggle to finish higher than 5th but I want to see us give it a right good go.
I’m actually an optimist and I think a win today, coupled with an Aberdeen loss and we are in the hint for 4th.Quote:
Originally Posted by jacomo
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Originally Posted by Hibs4185
Well if we’re in the hunt for 4th then we’d also be in the hunt for 3rd, given they’d be on the same points. I guess we want the huns to be beat Livi too, which I feel slightly dirty saying.
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Originally Posted by Hibs4185
:thumbsup:
I love it.
I was going to say 3rd but didn’t want to get shot down! 12 games toQuote:
Originally Posted by BonnieFitbaTeam
Go, 36 points to play for. Third and fourth and are def achievable but I do feel we have to win today to keep the momentum going.
Absolutely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibs4185
I suppose it's too late to think about the league title?Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieFitbaTeam
We have a very poor record at Rugby Park recently, the weather today is going to be a nightmare for the players and Killie seem to be coming back onto form. I wouldn't be surprised if we lose today and drop out of the top six.
As long as we're in the top six at the split, then that's what matters. If I had to choose between that and playing Hearts for a fourth time, then it would be top six for me.
Sadly, mathematically impossible...Quote:
Originally Posted by Cataplana
... 2nd's still up for grabs though :greengrin
Damn if only we'd gone for JR earlier. Still always next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack Hackett
Tears and snotters on kickback. 17 points you pink tramps
How is that even possible? I'm pretty sure they were guaranteed to shoot past us up the leaderboard after their famous draw against Aberdeen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Since452
I know a jambo who put a bet on them to finish top 6 after the hun win. Money well spent...
Have a look over on neverpayback, the garbage about us and Jack Ross is verging on hysteria 🤣🤣🤣
Over £100,000 a month spent on Naiscoring, Washedupington, Boyce, and the Kosovan Messi :aok:Quote:
Originally Posted by Since452
Bernie Madoff invested more wisely :greengrin
I bet that they wish JR had been their first choice target now.Quote:
Originally Posted by HIBERNIAN-0762
Yup. We were also about to be sucked in to their relegation battleQuote:
Originally Posted by Jack Hackett
Now u mention it 🤣🤣🤣Quote:
Originally Posted by Cataplana
Yeah, but on the plus side a team managed by Stendel finished with more points than a team managed by Jack Ross once so all is barry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cataplana
They'll need the Hubble telescope to see us shortly
We'll regret appointing him in the long run is the best post 😂Quote:
Originally Posted by HIBERNIAN-0762
“17 points now. Makes me feel utterly sick”
Hahahah good hope you spew up on yer best cardigan u fud!
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Originally Posted by Keith_M
Happy to be proved wrong
According to one flump Ross seen that Potter was still there and said nahQuote:
Originally Posted by Since452
I thank the gods my family had the sense not to mention the yam word in my house 🤣💚
I could understand thatQuote:
Originally Posted by HIBERNIAN-0762
Director of Football Levien sitting over you, second guessing every match day, training and transfer decisions you make
That's made me laugh 😅Quote:
Originally Posted by Gmack7
A bit early for them to start crapping it
https://www.hmfckickback.co.uk/index...0-easter-road/
Looks like a long overdue bout of reality on there for once....Quote:
Originally Posted by 04Sauzee
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They are justifiably ****ting it. If Stendal plays high line and Ross goes for a high press we will absolutely hammer them.Quote:
Originally Posted by 04Sauzee
Austin McGlee. Jeezo.Quote:
Originally Posted by 04Sauzee
I like this one.
"Surely by now he has realised*it is not working and a new approach to Fridays game is needed"
Erm, does their Daniel know any other tactics?
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Originally Posted by Iggy Pope
There is no ****** quite like a Jambo ******........
No, no, no. We've seen this countless times before. I will NEVER be confident in the lead up to a derby.
I'll be expecting a win but I'll take any kind of win to be honest. If it's a pumping then that's an added bonus
Insanity Is Doing the Same Thing Over and Over Again and Expecting Different ResultsQuote:
Originally Posted by Peevemor
‘We create loads of chances and someone is due a doing’
‘Make it so Daniel’
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂