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Never got along but that’s good to know.
Might be an idea to re name the thread?
2-0 Hibs. Laidlaw.
2-1.
Mon the young lads! Anyone got a link to the league table? How many games left?
Goal Hibs - Laidlaw with his second and Hibs’ third. Hibs U18s 3, Rangers U18s 1
They seem to have had some really impressive results this season.
Hugely encouraging.
Well done lads.
On course for a invincible league campaign, is Scotland one of the best ranked nations for the UEFA youth league?Quote:
Originally Posted by Unseen work
Is this the cup semi?Quote:
Originally Posted by HH81
3-2
Don't so based on Hibs statement earlier.Quote:
Originally Posted by Onceinawhile
No that's due to be played at Easter Road according to another thread. 4th March.Quote:
Originally Posted by Onceinawhile
4-2 now.
4-2 Hibs Connor young
Must be about finished.........?Quote:
Originally Posted by HH81
Last couple of minutes by looks of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iggy Pope
Like that boy.Quote:
Originally Posted by berwickhibee
FT 4-2. Good win again.
How do I do that is it easy?Quote:
Originally Posted by Onceinawhile
Wonderful!! Well done the young guys, just outstanding!!
Went along on a cold but bearable night.
Hibs played some excellent football, in complete control apart from the first 15 minutes and a short spell in the second half.
Both Rangers goals were as a result of mistakes and it’s no exaggeration to say that Hibs could have won 7 or 8 to 2 on the night, many chances created.
The young huns got very rattled and started putting the boot in, no surprise there.
And a wee 4 page programme as well.
Wonder how Maloney manages recruitment with the crop in the U18s in mind. He has to focus on the here and now as all managers do, but there’s also got to be a plan so as not to block their pathway in the next season or two.
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Originally Posted by wallpaperman
The wee Hibs were pretty physical against Celtic last week, they are not for rolling over. I presume they handled it similarly tonight?
ADMINS!
How do I change the thread title, very good suggestion further up the thread.
I don’t have a link, but going by the league table in the programme tonight Hibs will have moved up to 2nd (unbeaten after 11 games, 8 wins and 3 draws).Quote:
Originally Posted by Tambo
They are now 8 points behind Rangers with a huge 7 games in hand.
Rangers looked very ordinary, but that is maybe because the young Hibs team made them look so.
They certainly can handle themselves, not intimidated at all by Rangers tonight, there were plenty tough tackles going in both ways. Referee was pretty lenient I thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iggy Pope
Have seen Young, Laidlaw and O’Connor mentioned on these threads regularly as goalscorers, but recently I’ve been more interested in our midfielders at this age group?
Can a regular attendee describe the boys in the engine room, would really love to see a young midfielder come through
Did anyone get a team line?
Hibs lineup according to reports on Twitter:Quote:
Originally Posted by Brightside
Hibs starting XI: Johnson, J MacIntyre, Blaney, Weir, Megwa, O MacIntyre, Aiken, Hamilton, Laidlaw, Young, O’Connor
Subs: Blair, McCulloch, Hastie, Wylie, Watt, Zaid, Molotnikov
Both Ethan Laidlaw and Connor Young play much deeper than strikers in my opinion. Josh O'Connor also works ridiculously hard for a striker. Strong, fit and clearly well coached as they all are. There's a lad Robbie Hamilton in mid who looks like he has all the attributes of energy, drive, strength and skill. Wee fellah Malik Zaid is the young Syrian who got the Hanlon Stevenson scholarship (?) and is crafty to the extent he can only be compared to Zemmama which of course is a stereotype. Wing backs bomb forward both the McIntyre brothers have signed deals and the lad Kanayo Megwa is solid. All round they are a good unit. They are still playing against other lads developing themselves of course and they won't all come through, but I hope they do and they are a great watch.Quote:
Originally Posted by MagicSwirlingShip