Good luck Stephen. :thumbsup:
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Good luck Stephen. :thumbsup:
Indeed, Whittaker took a lower salary, so in turn got a 3 year deal ..a decent outcome for both parties ..like this one. Ross knows this guy well, was his Captain..has played at a decent level, been around the place - feels like a no brainer. He’s not even 32 until the end of this year ..
Absolutely.
Gogic turning an ankle the week before the Scottish Cup game with Hearts would have been panic stations before.
Obviously losing Gogic is never going to be ideal but we need to be in a position where losing one player doesn't damage us as much as Gogic missing the Aberdeen game did.
We were lost in that game. McGinn might not, by himself be able to reverse something like that altogether but he can certainly contribute.
If he wasn’t required we wouldn’t have signed him. Welcome aboard Stephen .
Welcome to the Hibees Stephen!
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Welcome on board. Could've done with you against Aberdeen when we didn't lay a glove on their midfield.
Welcome aboard Stephen.
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A lot of these comments remind me of them Paul McGinn signed!
Welcome Stephen. Now, quietly go about your business and make some people eat their words.
Possibly not exactly cover but was on a lot lower wage than many on here thought, he was also doing his badges and working with the youth players. He was a good solid pro to have around at the time, McGinn is helping out Ross and is also going into coaching too, good deal for both parties.
Wasn't Excited by it. We had Gray, James and Naismith. It seemed a panic buy due to injury's and James been frozen out. I knew he 'would do a job' but I didn't expect him to be as good as he has been, hopefully his brother has the same impact. Time will tell. But another Quality midfielder is a must.
You can hardly call someone who hasn't kicked a ball for 9 months and not wanted by St Mirren or anyone else including Hibs for that matter until today anything other than a strange signing.
It doesn't mean its a bad signing though as its cheap, cheerful and he has obviously fitted in with the lads and there are plenty dross games coming up where he can play in to get match fit again.
Time will tell if it’s a good deal for us I suppose (I’m not saying it won’t be).
What I find interesting is the whole ‘coaching’ aspect. We have Gray and McGregor with their long term contracts with that type of thing apparently included. Does it maybe tell us Ross wants his own guy and doesn’t see them getting in to that?
If he’s in as a backup player and we also bring in another midfielder, then fair enough. If he’s in as the alternative signing to McCrorie then it’s not the best.
We need another midfielder than can control the game, and despite some thinking otherwise, we also need another striker.
Muckle surprise that the usual suspects question every single decision hibs make without an ounce of rational thought.