And he’s got rid of some of their better players since.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mcpakeisgod
If Stendel was really that good he wouldnt be at the Duncans.
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And he’s got rid of some of their better players since.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mcpakeisgod
If Stendel was really that good he wouldnt be at the Duncans.
Wow. Just wow. This will be the same soft centred Hibs team that beat them on their own patch? That have also beaten Aberdeen and Motherwell? That battled out wins in Paisley and Mcdiarmid park?Quote:
Originally Posted by 660
They really are clutching.
There’s one team in Edinburgh that remind of butchers Hibs and it isn’t the ones that play in green.
One of the Edinburgh teams destroyed Aberdeen at home. The other got a famous draw. Nothing more to say on that matterQuote:
Originally Posted by Jones28
Looking forward to Your Daniels comedy show against Airdrie today.
Was that from Pilton Johnny?Quote:
Originally Posted by 660
The only similarities between this time and Butcher's time at Hibs is that Hearts were bottom then and they're bottom now but worse.Quote:
Originally Posted by 660
Remember he got a point at home to Aberdeen so I can't see anything other than that being a sign that he's the Messiah.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mcpakeisgod
Stendel. “I am not the messiah”...Quote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
Duncans “only the true messiah denies his divinity “. [emoji2][emoji6]
Even if someone was stupid enough to think you would think they would have enough self awareness not to say it given the respective positions of both clubs.Quote:
Originally Posted by 660
Every single stat, their league position, games won over the course of the season and over the course of the calendar year marks out Hearts as the worst team in the league. They should focus on that and we can worry about our problems. I'm putting it on record; Hibs are in no danger whatsoever of being relegated or even dragged into such a battle. Mid table mediocrity will be disappointing but that's as bad as it will get. Hearts are in real danger and are in a battle between now and the end of the season. Their manager has handled the last few weeks terribly and if they don't get 5 or 6 in then he will be relying on guys he has ****ed off big time to dig them out a hole. That's Butcher like.
Summed up perfectlyQuote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Airdrie 11/1 today. I'll have some of that
We’d cope the same as any team with the loss of five of their best players, badly I’m sure. What on earth kind of an argument is that?Quote:
Originally Posted by 660
Wow, what a mindset, they'd be as well asking how we'd cope if we had to put ourselves into administration to avoid paying tens of millions of debts to our creditors, some of whom were charitable organisations we profess a particular special relationship with.Quote:
Originally Posted by 660
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When Hearts (surely) beat the League 1 minnows today, I for one am very much looking forward to how famous a victory this was, the Stendel era has well and truly started, watch out Vermin, will have won the league by March 2020 etc etc etc. We saw how wet they all got about a famous draw at home to Aberdeen (forgetting their bitter rivals humped them 3-0 in the same fixture a couple of weeks beforehand).
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Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Nah all is just fine and dandy in the land of the famous, and hopefully it will continue like this until at least March before they realise something is off.
I think he has a point. If we lose every single football player we have and replace them with kittens then we could be in real trouble!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pagan Hibernia
In other news, I got a few bites from jambos when pointing out our new signing has more wins at tynie than their current manager.
McGregor, Gray, Boyle, Kamberi, Mallan, Porteous have all been out injured this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pagan Hibernia
We just don’t bang on about it in every interview.
PB - this isn't personal, but see the phrase mid table mediocrity?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
I F'n hate it.
Hearts are mediocre, so are Hamilton and St Johnstone.
Mid table is by definition average; not mediocre.
Don't know why, but it really grinds my gears.
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Originally Posted by Onceinawhile
Its mediocre in relation to hibs and where we should be..well at least it should be.
mediocreQuote:
Originally Posted by Onceinawhile
adjective
of only average quality
Couldnt agree more...they are the only team that suffer injuries dont u know??Quote:
Originally Posted by Danderhall Hibs
Hoping Ian Murray's victorious post match presser startsQuote:
Originally Posted by Since452
"Hello friends and friends, here is your Ian"
Today’s game is a bit meaningless for them with the Ross County game the big one for them this week but it will be interesting to see what team he puts out today.
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Can’t see anything but a Hearts win today, unfortunatelyQuote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
Hopefully a defeat for them and a few long term injuries for key players today.
Well then. I stand duly corrected.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gloucester Hibs
I would have said mediocre was poor/rubbish/the worst of something, but I'm not going to argue with the dictionary :aok:
If they are looking for players to bark instructions for them, maybe they should sign Phil Doggyelka.
I agree, Airdrie are pretty poor. It’s a formality today.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
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Airdrie are 3rd in a competitive league and could conceivably be in the same league as them next season. 11/1 is a good price as is 3/1 for the double chance😎Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
I'm just waiting for the campaign to erect a statue of Daniel instead of Vlad - dont recall Vlad masterminding a draw against Aberdeen ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mcpakeisgod