Is it not the other way around?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lago
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Is it not the other way around?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lago
It's the BBC who are boycotting the Rangers. Over the banning of one of their journalists.
Forgot about that, the one that exposed their financial 'problems' 🤔Quote:
Originally Posted by oneone73
Liverpool and Man City in a £25 million January tug of war :tee hee: :tee hee: :tee hee:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hermit Crab
BBC Scotland need some better researchers I think...
Our first goal is captioned “Doidge, 21’ - TWO GOALS INTEO LEAGUE GAMES AFTER BOT SCORING FOR NINE”
I think they’ll find it’s his 4th in 2!!!
The other guy Hendry who got sent off should have been sent off against us. He totally lost the plot today.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibeesmad
They also had Eddie May Caretaker Manager when showing the team formations while simultaneously talking about it being Jack Ross' first match in charge.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackSheep
They spend an awful lot of time talking about a team that they are "boycotting".Quote:
Originally Posted by oneone73
Yes, I noticed that too!!! Amateur hour from our national broadcaster. Again......Quote:
Originally Posted by FitbaFolkKen
School boy error.Quote:
Originally Posted by FitbaFolkKen
Nope, not Mark Daly. Chris McLaughlin. They banned him for mentioning arrests due to sectarianism.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lago
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/s...gdGIirC1AAM.97
Was just thinking thatQuote:
Originally Posted by green day
Good to see the BBC are on the ball as usual. Still had Eddie May as caretaker manager on the lineup graphic before the highlights.
WowQuote:
Originally Posted by Hibby70
As if we needed more exposure to the cup final.
How far onside was the chalked off Motherwell goal reminded me a bit of the Jordan Forster one. How could the linesman possibly miss that?
Noticed that after our first goal we get a chance directly from a throw in.
Thought they underplayed our goals especially 2 and 3.
Not having BT, I was glad they showed it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jones28
I was on a flight to Dubai so didn’t see the old firm game. Can anyone confirm whether Neil Lennon won another trophy or not?
Celtic bought another one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibeesmad
Just as well it didn't matter. The Hertz player was in his line of vision. Horrendous decision.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimBHibees
They didn't even analyse our third goal! I recorded it and just watched it, beggars ****ing belief FFS! 😡
Couldn't agree more. Brilliant goal virtually ignored. Flo seems to get a rough time here for some reason.Quote:
Originally Posted by HIBERNIAN-0762
Never understand in that scenario that a linesman doesn't just hold his hand up and say he raised the flag in error as it must have been crystal clear when he became aware of the Hearts player he was clearly playing everyone on.Quote:
Originally Posted by mjhibby
They had to skim everything else after dedicating half the show to the cup final.Quote:
Originally Posted by HIBERNIAN-0762
Yup. Arguably our best goalQuote:
Originally Posted by HIBERNIAN-0762
Slight thread drift but am I right in saying that the reporter on the BBC1 late evening news last night said The Rangers were in their first major cup final since the start of their current financial problems?
I watched the Hibs-Dons highlights & post match summary and thought the summarising at the end was very poor.
Stewart kept trying to make smart arse comments whilst Thomson was talking and it was very amateurish. Some may call it banter, but it was embarrassing. Stewart should have kept his mouth shut.
First league cup final possibly? Not seen it so not sure though.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Pointer
HIBS on next after the Hun
BBC Scotland Channel
Don’t think Michael Stewart once mentioned St Johnstone
Some strike by Lee Irwin did well to recover and showed a lot of tenacity and composure to tuck the rebound away for Ross County’s winner
Looks a good signing for them
I also enjoyed St Johnstone’s winner versus Hearts it was greatly deserved
Stendel blaming the fans already 😂
What did he say? I read something on KB about him asking for the support of the fans and assumed they were being their usual obnoxious selves.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Difficult to translate his pidgeon English was not great something along the lines of negativity from the stands and that the fans should get behind the teamQuote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
Sound familiar?
Got ma popcorn ready for Hamilton versus Hearts on Saturday
He did not inspire confidence though early days
This could get messy. :greengrin
His analysis of Hearts was very good I thoughtQuote:
Originally Posted by Joe6-2
Marvin Bartley a guest on the show tonight
Bad news HIBS down to seventh
Good news Hearts three points adrift at the bottom
Might make them dangerous going into Thursday
Well worth a catch up
Brilliant goal and assist for Mickel Miller Hamilton v Hearts
Couple of assists for Marvin Bartley
Liked the question to Big Marv.
ST Whos going to win the derby?
Marv Hibs.
Top notch unstoppable Hamilton team goal finished by MillerQuote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Marv showing skills this season that we didn't see at Hibs.
A big part of their success.
10 years ago the Porteous tackle was a throw in nowadays with the new rules its a red
Michael Stewart
On tonight 7.00pm
The BBC Scotland Channel
Looks like we are on first
Anyone else watching just to hear what Michel Stewart's got to say about Hearts?Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
I'll wait until later and just skip straight to what he has to say on the iPlayer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Northernhibee
Says it was a stonewaller when Hallberg dragged down Uche in the box first half so much so that Uche didn’t complain and neither did his yam buddiesQuote:
Originally Posted by Northernhibee
Jonathan Sutherland only mentioned the war the once but I think he got away with it 😁
I don’t think it was a stonewaller at all.....Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
The big huddy was always throwing himself back, Hallberg was trying to hold his ground but the big lump fell back on him.
Uche has a big hold on Hallberg’s shirt and pulls him down, the ref got it spot on.Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
Should have been booked for diving.
First time I've saw the hghlights, lovely goals, but we really need to close players down quicker to avoid the ball getting into our box. We got a touch lucky on a couple of occassions second half. Good job their strikers are pretty poor.
He puts his arm around Hallberg's back and falls into him. It's a foul the other way. He tried to get away with the same move three or four times.Quote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
He's a cheat.
Ikpeazu gets away with murder. Blatantly pulls people back and gets away with it. Runs into/backs into people and gets away with it. Never booked. Never sent off. For some reason hes refereed differently to other players because if doidge or kamberi done some of the things he did they would be off for an accumulation of fouls.
100%. Hallberg’s top was nearly over his head. What baffles me is that they don’t highlight how Mulraney shouldn’t have been on the park, went in for a wild scissor tackle that luckily missed early on, then put in 3 cynical ones, before getting booked for another wild swipe. Every single one of his ‘tackles’ could’ve been bookings, the first one should’ve been red on its own regardless how far he was from making contact, the precedent has been set in the last week.Quote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
Some strike by young Ross McIvor ex Ross County on his debut for Motherwell to make it 1-1
Claiming that part of the cause of the toxic atmosphere at Tinycastle is the previous manager hanging around. He didn't say out loud the manager's name, or say out loud the phrase 'like a bad smell'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Northernhibee
McIver. It’s pronounced differently too. 😉Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Yeah heard that Shudda checked the spellingQuote:
Originally Posted by greenlex
Ikpeazu could be a threat if he kept on his feet. He got his goal in the derby nearer the end of last season by staying on his feet and bulldozing his way through our defence and by staying up created an opportunity.
Yesterday all he did was fall over and try to make it look like he'd been fouled where if he'd taken the ball in and wrestled his way through he'd be clear on goal or drawn an actual foul with his strength.
He's a one trick pony who doesn't use his one trick. It's quite staggering and he's genuinely one of the worst footballers I've seen, possibly at any professional or semi-professional level.
[QUOTE=Northernhibee;6029130]Ikpeazu could be a threat if he kept on his feet. He got his goal in the derby nearer the end of last season by staying on his feet and bulldozing his way through our defence and by staying up created an opportunity.
Yesterday all he did was fall over and try to make it look like he'd been fouled where if he'd taken the ball in and wrestled his way through he'd be clear on goal or drawn an actual foul with his strength.
He's a one trick pony who doesn't use his one trick. It's quite staggering and he's genuinely one of the worst footballers I've seen, possibly at any professional or semi-professional level.[/QUOTE
Professional cheat
i consider myself pretty fair if we give away a genuine penalty - but that one.? - never in your life Stewart.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Hallberg has a right to stand his ground and press into the back of the big useless lump, since Uche is deliberately backing into his space. Uchea is the first to use (both) his hands in a grabbing pulling motion, then after that it’s an entwined collapse, which suits us nicely.
Some hopeless Scottish refs could have given it though.
Surprised at Michael Stewart he is usually quite fairQuote:
Originally Posted by Roxyhibee
He Shudda said Uche dragged Hallberg down in the box
I usually think that Stewart is pretty spot on but he’s totally wrong on the Uche so called penalty. You can see that he has Hallberg held by both his arms behind his back then he bends his knees and jumps back on top of him. If you watch Uche he ends up on the ground every time he is challenged or challenges another player. He throws himself down hoping that he’ll get a free kick but usually in a way that he won’t get booked for diving. For a guy of his size he’s awfy ease to push over. Mind you there’s a lot of Hertz players doing it. Must be coached.
Yes, surprised at Stewart too. But he’s not fallible and got this one 100% wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
In that case he shouldn’t get anything wrong.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Roxyhibee
I was really surprised - McCoist and Sutton on BT sport also saying stonewaller. I’m not sure what they’re seeing - big Itchy goes for some kind of judo throw.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roxyhibee
He has been booked six times this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by we are hibs
Oh aye 😂. Infallible..Quote:
Originally Posted by Iggy Pope
It was clearly obvious that Uche deliberately goes down looking for the penalty. No doubt whatsoever.
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Originally Posted by lapsedhibee
Michael Stewart’s dislike for Craig Levein is hilarious. Rarely misses an opportunity to twist the knife.
On tonight 7.15 pm
The BBC Scotland Channel
Dont watch alone
Neil McCann thought we were just like Man City yesterday but before you get excited HIBS fans it was only BSC. :greengrin :confused:
I see big Marvin Bartley is still the main man no sign of Tommo or Michael Stewart
What's the story with Thompson being absent?
Dunno been a lot of shows recently Thursday and Saturday only the two games yesterday so maybe a day offQuote:
Originally Posted by H18 SFR
Dont know if Michael Stewart appeared on Thursday or Saturday or if he was suspended? :confused:
Put him with someone other than Michael Stewart and it'd be like watching Cannon and Wise.Quote:
Originally Posted by H18 SFR
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Originally Posted by H18 SFR
He was at the game so probably got he night off.
He was - saw him speaking to his doppelgänger a “very handsome “ BSC player before the kick offQuote:
Originally Posted by J-C
As you say. :agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Tommos words not mine 😁Quote:
Originally Posted by lapsedhibee
I didn't really notice whether he looked like Thommo or not. Was too fascinated by the way he said "as you say" after every sentence, and sometimes half-way through sentences, even though Thommo hadn't said anything of the sort to him.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Ah, that’s good. I liked it.Quote:
Originally Posted by 007
Stewart's not been on any BBC show since last Monday night when he said what he did about Jim Traynor.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Cheers only tend to watch Sportscene when HIBS winQuote:
Originally Posted by Sir David Gray
I will only watch the HIBS highlights
If they get beat I will not watch as I have usually already witnessed it
If they win I will watch it again
I also watch on HIBS TV
Hence the reason I missed Thursday
I am a HIBS nut not really interested in any other teams
It leaves the Uglies Aberdeen Hearts and the rest of the rest who imho are all boring to watch
Sad and narrow minded I know but there you are
Looking forward to Michael Stewart coming back he calls it as it is and I think he likes us :greengrin
Morelos should have had 2 yellows for simulation
McFadden is bloody awful
why not?:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by we are hibs
Any other player would have been. Funnily enough I didn't notice an outcry from a raft of ex-Rangers players about him getting refereed to a different standard on this occasion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
BBC probably just taking him off air until it blows over.
I’m sure it’s our name. Sounds more respectful calling us our name instead of shortened version. I always call us Hibernian or Hibees. Very rarely use Hibs (ironic as it is on here)Quote:
Originally Posted by monktonharp
Get football/sport podcasts. Much better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blurry Face
Absolutely no doubt about it. Ref didn't because of the flak he would have got from one half of Glasgow and Morelos being painted as a victim. If that was any player outside the bigot bros he would have been off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
Noticed that Killie reduced the dimensions of their pitch to the minimum for the visit of the Huns
Sneaky blinders 😂
Can you do that? I thought you had to declare the size of your pitch at the start of the season and stick with that.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
I'm sure Rangers once narrowed their pitch for a CL match - after the visiting team (Marseille?) had trained on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kato
Dunno but if you look at the highlights you can see the outline of last weeks 18 yard boxQuote:
Originally Posted by Kato
I remember Rangers used to use that ploy all the time in Europe against decent teams with speedy wingers
I do not think Hearts could make Tiny any smaller :greengrin
Cheating Killie ba**as. Well done. :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
As long as it's within the authorised limits it can be any size. As another poster said, Tiny is already at minimum limit so they can't do anything. I suspect Killie will leave it as is for our visit too!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kato
The Rules and Regulations of the Scottish Professional Football League Articles H19 and H20 every club must register their pitch dimensions with the Secretary one month before the start of the season special permission must be sought if they wish to deviate from the dimensions lodgedQuote:
Originally Posted by Kato
120m x 90m Max 90m x 45m Min
International
110m x 75m Max 100m x 64m Min
UEFA
105m x 68m
Every days a school day
Maybes they had a Development game on the Monday? :greengrin
:agree: :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by 007
Russian team when Souness was manager.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peevemor
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Originally Posted by 007
Brilliant