Wee report on Hibs official site of Hibs beating rangers. Four of our players mentioned ' Josh Landers ,Freddie Owens , Ethan Laidlaw and Rudi Molotnikov . Can anyone tell me about them and how they are doing ?
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Wee report on Hibs official site of Hibs beating rangers. Four of our players mentioned ' Josh Landers ,Freddie Owens , Ethan Laidlaw and Rudi Molotnikov . Can anyone tell me about them and how they are doing ?
That is a wonderful read and shows we as a club must be doing something right. Long may that continue and hopefully that will provide a conveyer belt of young quality coming into the first team over time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Logie Green
landers is very young, fast plays forward, outside football i believe he is a very good runner .Quote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Rudi attacking midfielder, quick feet good engine.
Ethan tall thin fast, tricky, and scores loads of goals, has been looked at by many EPL sides.
I don’t know Owens very well.
Im sure some parents of the players can put me right though.😄
Didn't know anything about these players . Thanks for the information . :aok:Quote:
Originally Posted by HIBS NUTS
There's a preview of Hibs development teams next game against Queens Park and I think it also says you can purchase tickets for the FC Nantes game on it . It's on Hibernian official site everyone.
Has McAllisters laddie been playing for the 18's? Be interested to know if he's made an impression yet?
It’s tomorrow at 2pmQuote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
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Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
I think Laidlaw played against Molde, are the rest of these lads involved with the European matches?
Landers and Molitnikov came off the bench against Molde and Owens was on the bench.Quote:
Originally Posted by McD
Yes he's played a few times but yet to make any sort of impression.Quote:
Originally Posted by superfurryhibby
Interesting, I think the stories about the (rumoured) size of his transfer fee have possibly created some very high expectations about this lad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brooster
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Originally Posted by CapitalGreen
thanks :aok:
The teams coverage of these games is terrible, is the game at HTCQuote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
Scored last week against Motherwell. Match report here - https://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/articl...1-1-motherwellQuote:
Originally Posted by superfurryhibby
Lochinch ParkQuote:
Originally Posted by HIBS NUTS
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FfQ8_XHX...g&name=900x900
He's only 16 so got a good few years in this teamQuote:
Originally Posted by superfurryhibby
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Originally Posted by HIBS NUTS
Best bet for reserve games is the SPFL site, got all the dates/venues for the league and cup games
The cup games are below the league games
https://spfl.co.uk/league/rl1/fixtures
brilliantQuote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
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Originally Posted by CapitalGreen
Thanks for that, a good match report. Sounds like young McAllister was prominent in the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by CapitalGreen
Sounds like he made quite a good impression!Quote:
Originally Posted by superfurryhibby
Anyone at today's game able to give updates?
QP stating because of location its behind closed doors.
1-1 at HT, no idea of scorer/team, taken from Bet365
1-1 now
Off topic but just noticed Hearts B team are 16th in the Lowland League. Not sure what good it's doing them.
Hibs win 3-2, last minute winner
Excellent
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Hopefully from a corner!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hamish
O'Connor, Aiken and Laidlaw with a last minute free kick were the scorers according to Patrick McPartlin on Twitter
Excellent to read!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hamish
Great to hear, hopefully one of them can really push on for some first team football.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hamish
Noticed Scotland u17s won against Malta
#SCO17s | FULL TIME: Scotland 6-0 Malta.
A flurry of second-half goals from Bobby McLuckie, Rory Wilson and Jacob MacIntyre added to Rudi Allan-Molotnikov's first-half opener to secure victory in our first UEFA Qualifying Round match.
fantastic 2 great young hibs players👍🏻Quote:
Originally Posted by 04Sauzee
Landers an athletic striker. Only a 2007, so must be highly rated. Rudi a winger, come midfielder. Very powerful with an eye for goal. Along with Jacob McIntyre, they’re very highly regarded. Both 2006’s. Ethan Laidlaw is a prolific goal scorer. Was on trial at EPL clubs in the summer, & done really well. Think Hibs possibly priced him out of a move. Seems to be playing more on the wing now. He’s a 2005. Freddie is an excellent keeper. Has had to bide his time, as Murray Johnston has been in front of him, but is 18’s regular keeper now. Very agile & athletic. Has played outfield also & 2 footed. Saved penalties last 2 games against Motherwell & Rangers. Also a 2005.Quote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Rudi looks like a decent prospect from some of the highlights I've seen.
Thanks for this. I see Josh L is in the Victory Shield squad. They play 3 games in Ireland from 30/10 to 4/11 so hopefully he gets some game time.Quote:
Originally Posted by munchar
Unfortunately it's not very good Billy. It actually says there are no results for this season then if you press the link it shows results. It's not yet been updated for this week's game. Similarly the SFA site has no details of the U17 6 0 win over Malta. You can't sell the game if you don't advertise It!Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
I used to coach Josh Landers for a brief spell when he was at Musselburgh Windsor.Quote:
Originally Posted by munchar
Comes from the borders,a lovely family for Celtic fans!
He is very athletic,can hit the ball really well with either foot,sure our goalie used to get out of the way of his shots when there was a shooting drill,good in the air and a talented runner as well.
Hibs did well to sign him ahead of Hearts,really hoping he makes it with us,and time is on his side being only fifteen.
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Reserve Cup Results | SPFLQuote:
Originally Posted by brog
That is because it was a Reserve League Cup game - when you click on Reserves there is one option for league games and another for the league cup games.
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Originally Posted by brog
It has been updated. Tuesdays game was Reserve League Cup, not Reserve league
https://spfl.co.uk/league/rcup/results
He comes from bonnie Peebles.Quote:
Originally Posted by leftpeg
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Rudi & Jacob away with Scotland 17’s this week. Gives boys who are behind them in the pecking order a chance to impress for 18’s while they’re away. The boys highly regarded will start every week for 18’s. Frustrating for boys on the bench, but happens at every pro club when they have high hopes for some boys.Quote:
Originally Posted by brog
I think Murray Aitken comes from Peebles as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Golden Bear
Hope Hibs have cornered the market with youngsters from the borders
He does indeed.👍Quote:
Originally Posted by hibeg
St Mirren 1 Hibs1 ht.
3-3 ft extra time to be played.
After extra time 4-3 to Hibs.
Well done boys.Quote:
Originally Posted by tbfhibs2
Would of been missing players also?
Rudi and Jacob.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tambo
Hamilton v Hibs tonight 18,s
Hamilton 2 Hibs 0 htQuote:
Originally Posted by tbfhibs2
i would imagine a few of the players were in the squad on wednesday, it’s probably a transition period for our current under 18 squad.👍🏻Quote:
Originally Posted by tbfhibs2
3-0 ftQuote:
Originally Posted by tbfhibs2
We cant win them all unfortunately. ☹
Good luck tonight boys.
Have many fans gone over?
Hibs' Youtube throwback of the day is the 2018 Scottish Youth Cup victory v Aberdeen. Line up from that day below. Good to see the majority of these guys still playing professional football, a high standard of youth development at Hibs. 7 of the starters have had decent exposure to First team football at Hibs, either making the grade or going elsewhere, as a club we definitely give youth a shot.
Hibernian: Maciej Dabrowski, Callum Donaldson, Sean Mackie, Ryan Porteous (Captain), Kevin Waugh, Josh Campbell, Fraser Murray, Ben Stirling, Oli Shaw, Innes Murray, Jamie Gullan
Unused substitutes: Partick Martin, Kane O’Connor, Adam Watson, Gregor Woods, Ruari Paton, Ryan Shanley, Yrik Gallantes
No no no no no. Landers goes to Peebles High School but he is from Innerleithen. Saying he's from Peebles is almost akin to saying a Scot is from England. Ooof! :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Golden Bear
18/1 on sky bet, worth a little punt?
If you back both the away win and the draw it's still a pretty good return for your money if either occur. (9/4 if it's a draw and 19/2 if Hibs win i think.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tambo
If they play like they did 2nd half in the 1st leg definitely! With a saver on the draw.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tambo
Great wee piece that.Quote:
Originally Posted by offshorehibby
Note that William Hills have us down as Hibernians.
Is the reason for the ridiculous price because they think we are the team from Malta?
There is no way we should be 18/1 for this game whatsoever. I think it's a mistake by the bookies.
Came on to say the same, seems a silly price. I've backed win and double chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tambo
Is game v Nantes on tv anywhere ? Got a bet on
What?? I thought 17/2 was a good price! Just saw 1-0 downQuote:
Originally Posted by Liam89
1-1 O’ConnorQuote:
Originally Posted by I'm_cabbaged
Stuck a tenner on it, Mon the boys.Quote:
Originally Posted by Liam89
1-2
Wish I still gambled.Quote:
Originally Posted by flash
I had hibs u19 2-1 at 40/1, had them at 18/1 and double chance at 15/2... mon the ****ing youths!
Excellent. I don't care what anyone says the bookies somehow managed to price that up completely wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Liam89
100%, a real rarity but glad I and others noticed it and hopped on!Quote:
Originally Posted by flash
Is Steve Kean getting enough credit? Very impressive results from the young lads.
Great result! Had them at 16/1 which makes it even sweeter!
Absolute enormous result for the hibees bravo
From what I can see this puts us into the playoff round (essentially an extra knockout round before the round of 16) where we will be drawn as the "home" team
We will face one of Ajax, Porto, Inter Milan, Frankfurt, RB Salzburg, Shaktar Donetsk, Borussia Dortmund or Juventus
Some huge names in there, what an opportunity for the boys and what an achievement to get this far
I put a tenner on at 18/1Quote:
Originally Posted by Liam89
Well in my friend!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tambo
Well done. Brilliant result.
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Thanks, plan on putting it towards my next trip.Quote:
Originally Posted by Liam89
Anyone know how the 19s got on against Benfica today in the Algarve cup?
Also how did the trialist do?
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Originally Posted by Unseen work
sure they got beat 2-0
no idea how the 2nd 45 mins against porto went though
Lost 1-0 to Porto and 2-0 to BenficaQuote:
Originally Posted by Unseen work
Lost 2-0 and 1-0 according to someone on twitter.
U18s playing against Celtic at 7pm tomorrow night at HTC, does anyone know if spectators are allowed to attend this?
Yes, they are allowedQuote:
Originally Posted by seanraff07
Hibs 0Celtc1 ht
Hibs 0 Celtic 3. Ft
Celtic loked much better, no complaints.
Was always going to be a transition after most of last years have moved up an age.
I assume some players was missing with international duty?
Keep the heads up boys.
Yeah it's a young side Tam, most of them will still be playing 18s next season. Laidlaw was the only one missing that I could think of. Landers, McIntyre etc are back from international duty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tambo
Dev Squad vs Dunfermline reserves today at 14:30 in the reserve Cup.
Is this likely to be on the grass or 4G do you know?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tambo
You’d have thought the Astro, as it will be dark on the grass in the 2nd halfQuote:
Originally Posted by CapitalGreen
Astro today.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
1 nil Dunfermline, deflected free kick.
2 nil. Hibs all over the place.
We have 2 or 3 missing today?Quote:
Originally Posted by Brooster
Johnson, Blaney and Aiken but no excuse for this performance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brightside