Another fine strike by young Turnbull of Motherwell
5:9 from midfield
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Another fine strike by young Turnbull of Motherwell
5:9 from midfield
A worldy from 40 yards from jambo bound Halkett of Livingston
Hearts will sell him for big money in a couple of years. Hence they're talking about Souttar's value just now...Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Hanlon better than Soutar and Halkett imho just needs to cut out the stupid lapses in concentration that have crept into his game latelyQuote:
Originally Posted by DexterStJock
Hanlon won’t last forever but we have young Porto coming through :greengrin
Maybe but he's also much older and when they're both his age they'll be much better than he is.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Maybes aye maybes naw but I watched Soapy Soutar closely last week and I know who I would have in my team and hopefully young Porteous will come back better than ever though no reason to doubtQuote:
Originally Posted by DexterStJock
Glory Glory
Seemingly quite a lot of sectarian and vile songs sung at the game today, will be interesting to see if it’s discussed tonight
Didn’t see much of the game on Sky, did they discuss it?
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Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
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Stop it Billy, the laughin is hurtin ma sides.
Loud and clear sectarian songs sung within the first five minutes of the game starting. Carpet, meet brush.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
They did touch on Sectarianism by mentioning the problem that Scottish football cannot seem to get rid of
Until the old firm are punished it won't be fixed. Whether the media or them like it or not, they are the two focal points for sectarianism in this country. If they were stioped the rest would soon follow suit.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
One sentence, then moved on. That's really going to eradicate it eh. It's only the Rangers though.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
AgreeQuote:
Originally Posted by DexterStJock
AgreeQuote:
Originally Posted by ronaldo7
You can’t punish them when there is no rule to hold them to. Our club is one of many that don’t want there to be a rule.Quote:
Originally Posted by DexterStJock
How many sentences should they have done to ensure it stops?Quote:
Originally Posted by ronaldo7
Sentence a few of them and it would.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danderhall Hibs
It's fine, there'll be enough sentences in the bill when strict liability arrives. Until then, let's just turn a blind eye to the bigots.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danderhall Hibs
No mention of it in the BBC match report at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by ronaldo7
The Scotsman covers it but hilariously states in their article "It’s not the first instance of sectarian abuse at a Scottish match this term" as if this isn't a weekly occurrence!
As you say sweep sweep nothing to see here.
There were rules. Unionist parties (who rely on votes from these people) along with the Greens didn't want them anymore, so voted to have them scrapped. The "party songs" have become increasingly more prominent since.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danderhall Hibs
They didn’t turn a blind eye - they mentioned it but no one wants to sort it. Sutherland, Thompson and Stewart can’t do anymore than say it happened.Quote:
Originally Posted by ronaldo7
I don’t think they have become more prominent. The media are pointing it out more now though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fife-Hibee
If you mean the flawed legislation introduced by the SNP which unfairly penalised football fans whilst ignoring that we already had laws in place to deal with this if used then there were plenty of people who were neither Unionist or Green who wanted it scrapped.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fife-Hibee
Am alliance of Unionists and Greens are to blame for sectarian singing? Your best yet. :greengrin
Fantasy.The ‘rules’were in fact a law which did not punish a club but meant that police time would be wasted trying to arrest and charge 25000 supporters.Unenforceable.The reason that there are no ‘rules’is that none of the clubs want them.The SNP are certainly never going to bring in a law to punish the clubs.Too many votes at stake.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fife-Hibee
A coconut got more coverage.Quote:
Originally Posted by ronaldo7
Marvin Bartley currently on sportsound with Kenny Miller. Talking about celtic being shafted out of europe
Marvin Bartley career chat just starting on sportsound ...
Podcast later for me, thanks for the heads up 👍
Watched it on catch up this morning
Interesting analysis of both Kilmarnock goals
Interesting camera angle of first brilliant ball from Kilmarnock right back over Portos head Naismith caught high up the pitch Rocky might have got there first soft defending for both goals
Halkett of Hearts not closing Seedorf down and letting him get his shot away-Interesting
Levein more chance of getting the sack than Heckingbottom- Steven Thomson
How can the Director of Football sack himself? Michael Stewart
Hearts last 30 consecutive league games we are talking relegation- Michael Stewart
Bad blunder by Ross Laidlaw for St Mirren equaliser
Bad blunder by Joe Lewis for St Johnstone equaliser unusual
Sam Stubbs son of Alan Stubbs plays for Hamilton :confused:
Well worth a watch if only for a HIBS rerun who are on second but don’t watch alone
THE KEVIN CLANCY SHOW
SPORTSCENE
The BBC Scotland Channel
Tonight 7.15 pm
Will be Interesting to see what the pundits make of Clancys horror show yesterday
Aberdeen looked humpty
Not saw it but as I said when we got spanked at Ibrox, there’ll be plenty others will go there and get their ***** handed to them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jones28
And Aberdeen won’t be the last either.Quote:
Originally Posted by calumhibee1
We really really got away with those penalty shouts.
Did it show the Bauer slip?
YesQuote:
Originally Posted by sean04
Evens itself out in the end.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jones28
Middleton never touched Bauer in their box, who slipped and Ntcham should have been sent off.
End of the day, ref was horrendously bad.
What should’ve the outcome been?Quote:
Originally Posted by hibee_girl
Well it wasn’t a foul so he shouldn’t have blown for one, play should have just continuedQuote:
Originally Posted by sean04
Goal should have been awarded to Hibs. :agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by sean04
Middleton in on goals?Quote:
Originally Posted by hibee_girl
Pundits views on yesterday’s game:
Doidge 1mm offside
Celtic defender Bauer slips never a Celtic free kick in their own box
It was a foul on Forrest in the build up to the goal
Hecky did not agree
Referee did not make it clear exactly what the decision was
Poor HIBS defending at the goal
Nicham Shudda been sent off
Vela should never have been booked
Celtic should have had at least one penalty out of their two claimed
A point was a fair result
Would have liked to know their opinion on the 4th official making the decision
I can’t honestly say I’ve seen that before
Plus never showed the second Scott Brown decision when he easily could have got a second yellow
Or the cynical trip on Lewis Stevenson by Bauer as he drifted past himQuote:
Originally Posted by SouthMoroccoStu
Was a bit frustrated by McGlauchlin's questions to Hecky.
"Should Celtic have had two penalties" or something like that from Brian.
Hecky replies "They should have been down to 10 men by that stage".
Then Brian, who obviously spotted the penalty incidents, replies dumbly "who should have been sent off Paul".
AgreedQuote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Or the pull back on Scott Allan when he was clean through.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
The horgan one wasnt a penalty.
Steven Thompson adds nothing to sportscene. A truly horrific pundit. Whoever thought it a bright idea to let him present the friday night championship games is equally as much of a moron.
He’s a wind bag. Proper old guard.Quote:
Originally Posted by theonlywayisup
That’s being generous. He’s a hertz ****.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jones28
Aye, that too.Quote:
Originally Posted by 90+2
Thought Lewis got his studs to the ball before contact with Christie.
The 4th official was Nick Walsh, the ref who failed to send the Newco CH off for a last man tackle on the Livi player midweek. Cheating, in my eyes of the highest order. If that had been the other way round a straight red for the livi player. Controversial comment maybe but why are the refs getting away with these decisions week in week out without being held to account?Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthMoroccoStu
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Because the SFA are totally incompetent. Any credibility our game had over the last few years is being lost by failing to embrace the technology available to them to assist the officials. It’s not corruption or cheating, it’s just shambolic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
And we were bang in it until we went down to 10 menQuote:
Originally Posted by calumhibee1
Cheating may have been harsh but they are never brought to task regardless and it’s no wonder players, coaches and managers lose their rags.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jones28
Ntcham and the Newco CH incidents are examples of this. Very simple and easy decisions to make yet they bottle it and fail to do their jobs!
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Because they've been getting away with it for GENERATIONSQuote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
Absolutely no idea what game you watched? We got slaughtered before and after the sending off, it was miraculously well that somehow there was a goal in it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Since452
Against Morton at Easter road this season,the fourth official gave a free kick to hibs,that was the first time I had seen it done.Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthMoroccoStu
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I didn't think either were penalties after viewing the highlights. Celtic usually get awarded such soft awards, so in that regard we were fortunate.
But I genuinely don’t think it’s a lack of bottle, it’s just good old fashioned incompetence. Take Saturday for example, two penalties denied for Celtic but we would have had the cheats argument if they’d been given. The free kick that lead to their goal should not have been allowed to happen the way it happened, the players were unaware of the decision. Ntcham should have been sent off and Middleton should have had a free shot at goal after Bauer slipped. So many things going against both teams just screams of being a ***** ref.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
Don Robertson was the ref at livi v Rangers. Agree the bigger query is how often do 4 th officials get involvedQuote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
Agree Christie one never in a million years. Bauer one is very rarely given after cross put in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Carheenlea
The sending off absolutely was a bottle jobQuote:
Originally Posted by Jones28
Is it just me who thinks the Celtic penalties were anything but. Specially the second one the boy got his cross away and Horgan done nothing at all to change the outcome or effect the cross.
Honestly Celtic can piss off
Suits the narrative that refs are fair.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nicho87
Neil Lennon back to being the torn face disaster that opposition fans love to hate greetin for the penalties he never got. 😂
Tin hat on here but I really dont know how anyone can say the first is not a pen?
My view after a close look is Ntcham should have been off and the Christie one is a foul the other one nothing much in it.
:agree: I don't think you ever see penalties given for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nicho87
What you are saying is when you go to ground when tackling in the box and on this occasion don't make contact with the ball but instead with the player that it is not a pen. I'm referring to Stevenson, BTW.:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Carheenlea
Exactly, It happens all the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by lapsedhibee
Yes, the super vigilant jobsworth fourth official must have been really angry with himself that he missed the Scott Brown lunge :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthMoroccoStu
It was refreshing to see the guy for Spurs being sent off within minutes for 2 yellow cards. It seems in Scotland that if you get booked you can then commit another 15 fouls and you’ll more than likely never be booked again or actually get a free kick given against you as the ref knows that he then has to send you off. The easy way out is to not give the fouls. They need to stop thinking if someone is already booked and make their decisions based on that it’s wrong. A booking is a booking whether you do it 2 seconds after you’ve been booked or 89 minutes later.
Also, the clear sign of an incompetent ref is booking 2 players over an incident where one is the aggressor and the other is passive. Rather than a red for one ad nothin for the other they seem to think a booking for each is the answer.
Hopeless, I hate saying it but you can say with some confidence that Kevin Clancy has never kicked a ball in his life. Just doesn’t understand the game at all (the Bauer slip being the biggest example, you can tell how he is running towards the ball he is going to be off balance and could possibly slip), I sit in the FF upper and seen it happening from there.
Doh! What made me think it was him?Quote:
Originally Posted by JimBHibees
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The second one, absolutely agree. I think by the letter of the law he could have given it regardless of the ball having gone, but in reality those decisions in the box, where the ball has left the foot, contact has been made after the event and the play has continued, are almost never given.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nicho87
The Stevenson one, a clear pen and we dodged a bullet there. But I think he chose not to give it because of the shocking mistakes he'd already made favouring them first half.
He was absolutely shocking and almost everything went in Celtics favour. Lennon is spraffing ***** and deflecting from his sides inability to break us down, unsurprisingly.
I think Horgan's was very much like one where a player is on the touchline and clears it while someone is challenging them - sometimes they're given and sometimes (more times) they're not.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibsbollah
For the first one, I think Lewis gets studs to the ball - the replay with Lewis closest to the camera evidences that.
Ive just watched it again, you're spot on, he brushes the ball.Quote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
But Im fairly sure Clancy didnt see it one way or another! He was trying to 'even things up'. But he even got that wrong, clearly:rolleyes:
Simply, the officials are cheats.
Im 46. I cannae believe how often officials are, "incompetent". Even more so how many of these incompentencies have gone against us.
They were rotten on Saturday. Ncham straight red, and brown 2 nail on yellows. Their goal was a joke. :agree:
No penalties either imho.
I know it wouldn’t have altered the game but Bauer hack at Stevenson when he was booked could’ve been a red. There’s professional fouls I.e shirt pulls, wee trips etc that was unnecessary hack. I don’t see much difference between portos red card against Killie during the week
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Originally Posted by sean04
You can bet your bottom dollar if it was the other way round Lewis would have been shown a red , a 100 % guaranteed
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Originally Posted by 90+2
I'm somewhere between those two points of view. We were starting to get back into the game at 2-1 but completely fell apart after the red card.
That was the time for shoring up the defence but Hecky inexplicably put another striker on.
100% there was no need to be that aggressive and had no intention off playing the ballQuote:
Originally Posted by HibbyAndy
It would have been very harsh on Hibs had penalties been awarded in any of those incidents none of which were goal scoring chances bcos Celtic had already played the ball bfore contact was made. Dusappointed in pundits attitudes as they never mentioned that fact clearly showing bias. Just as well we never rate their opinions anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibsbollah
no difference at all unless it for or against us it would appearQuote:
Originally Posted by sean04
St Johnston guy does mcginn last year yellow
Bauer boy does it to Lewis only a yellow
Macgregor (Celtics one) does Allan on Saturday only a yellow
Its bordering on cheating the decisions against us
I have to say I enjoyed it this week. And 3 Hibs players in the team of the week. When did that last happen?
The lad Hickey found out big time yesterday eh.
Murray Davidson is a dirty *******
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Originally Posted by Hibeesmad
That was a quite horrendous tackle, lucky the boy wasn't injured.
The boy Brian Graham is some player. Reminds me of Colin Nish.
Yup a thugQuote:
Originally Posted by Hibeesmad
Why has there been no mention in either highlights programs of Cole being offside at their goal. Clearly makes an attempt to play it
Stevenson played him on at other side of 6 yard box.Quote:
Originally Posted by Helensburghhibs
They showed the Motherwell penalty claim wasn't a penalty because the player flicked his leg up trying to make contact with Porteous. I'm happy enough with that, Motherwell can have no gripe they were robbed of anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by Helensburghhibs
I saw this mentioned earlier but had another look at it and don't think that he did at all. As said above though glad the penalty shout was dismissed on sportscene. The BT pundits were determined it was a foul even after seeing it backQuote:
Originally Posted by gaz1875
A yard offside at least.Quote:
Originally Posted by gaz1875
Let's face it, Hecky was just a blip, and with our stadium, facilities and lack of debt we will rocket under Jack Ross. Outside of the OF, only Hearts and A'deen are anywhere near us, and they are only bolstered with short term nonce investment.
Toe poke!Quote:
Originally Posted by Clarence
He put in A few nasty ones against us couple of weeks ago, also dives at slightest touch an all round cheating, cowardly bassa.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hermit Crab
When oh when is BBC Scotland going to have the balls to challenge rangers over their refusal to do on screen match day & pre match day interviews. Ridiculous situation.