Always interesting seeing an old thread revived. You get to assess how much pish you spoke with hindsight, and you realise who has either been ejected or who has quietly stopped posting.
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Always interesting seeing an old thread revived. You get to assess how much pish you spoke with hindsight, and you realise who has either been ejected or who has quietly stopped posting.
I've put a couple on ignore, so can't see any replies now. 😜Quote:
Originally Posted by Smartie
I looked at the thread and although wasn't calling for his head at the time I was concerned, that was at a period when we were losing and he went on a run of 2 wins and 9 losses with heavy defeats against Celtic and Aberdeen, home losses to St Johnstone and Ross C. I think the cup loss to Hearts was enough for me by then, even though at the time we had been on a good run of wins.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heisenberg
Troy Deeney sacked by Forest Green Rovers after 6 games in charge.
Guy seems a total fud.Quote:
Originally Posted by 04Sauzee
Packed a lot into the 6 games to be fair to him.Quote:
Originally Posted by 04Sauzee
After seeing his outburst at his player at the start of the week I tweeted he'd never see next season. Didn't realise he wouldn't see next week
Guy seems like an absolute weapon
Boggles the mind how he got the job in the first place, besides being fairly well known as a player…
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Originally Posted by J-C
Is asking for him to be moved on not the same thing as calling for his head? In the November of his first season in charge? You can't have go any anyone questioning Montgomery.
What about if you disagree with them? Can you have a go at them then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Since452
Disagree, of course but continually questioning if people are real Hibs fans, calling them trolls than adding anyone they don't agree with to ignore. I think that's being a bit sensitive, especially when the roles have been reversed previously.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChilliEater
:agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by TrinityHFC
I haven’t used the ignore function myself, although there are some that I generally ‘manually’ ignore.Quote:
Originally Posted by TrinityHFC
If people want to use the ignore option I don’t blame them, and it’s not being sensitive. The site is for hibs fans’ enjoyment and if that is enhanced for some by ignoring posters (whether they are perceived trolls, slavers, persistently negative or whatever else) then fair enough.
There are multiple versions of the above and it’s really no surprise people get sick of it. Wouldn’t you rather they used the ignore function than added to the ever-declining quality of discussion by squabbling and questioning why these posters are still here?
Can’t be long before Rhys McCabe gets a Premiership job.
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Or Kris DoolanQuote:
Originally Posted by GreenGray
Yes like Doolan and the way his teams play. Decent football good to watch. So unlucky at the play off last season and must have been sweet to knock out County. Not sure what their league form is like but think they will be competitive in play offs this season assuming they are too far back to challenge for title. Seems a private maybe quiet guy but think a sharp brain there like he was as a player.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
Somebody paid money for it?Quote:
Originally Posted by BoltonHibee
Doolan and McCabe are really interesting young managers. They appear to be able to have their teams playing attractive, attacking, passing football in a division that isn't known for that. It does give me food for thought re NM. Is it possible for them in the Championship (to play those tactics) because the general standard is poor and so smart tactics can triumph over poorer fitness/old school tactics etc? When I've seen Airdrieonians play on Friday night matches they seem to play the style of football NM wants to play. Partick as well, it's front foot football. I think both managers will go higher but is there a glass ceiling on that style of tactical innovation, do increased budgets in the SPL allows other managers to negate it? Or have we just got a manager that isn't very good? Both remind me a bit of Alex Neill when he started out, something that breaks the mould, but as with Neill, doesn't automatically mean they'll be a success everywhere they go. When Neill hit the scene his teams played excellent football, now he seems to be a bit of a stodge merchant on a rinse repeat cycle in the English Championship.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimBHibees
Derek Adams not to popular here going by a few comments from the Ross county fans .
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/68053290
#BealeOut is trending on X. He's barely been there a couple months 🤣
I think Hodgson is on a shoogly peg in the prem too
Palace are a strange one. They’re such a dull, uninspiring team and as a club, they’re probably a league above where they should be. 5 points clear of the relegation zone should be a decent effort for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenNWhiteArmy
That being said, there’s only so long fans can put up with being so dull and uninspiring.
Been told David Gray is shortlisted for the Ayr United job.
Don't want the current Hibs manager gone and think he needs time though if our job did become available SDG would be my number 1 choice to take over , would like to see him stay at hibs in his current role till then though maybe a managers job would be beneficial to him . Don't know much about Ayr Utd , would it be a decent first managerial position for SDG though?Quote:
Originally Posted by BoyledEgg
Ayr are 2 points off bottom in the Championship. Could be a tough gig but he’s shown an ability to steady the ship at Hibs on a couple occasions now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
I would love to see SDG manage Hibs one day but only if he deserves it. I think he needs a managerial gig elsewhere to get to that stage.
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Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Despite the league position, Ayr are doing a lot of good things just now. There is also the Graeme Mathie connection.
Obviously there’s a relationship between Gray and Mathie, but I’d have thought Ayr need an experienced ManagerQuote:
Originally Posted by BoyledEgg
They just had one so maybe think it's time to try something different.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
In the ideal world he would serve his apprenticeship at other clubs then come home to us.
So if we lose to ICT are we sacking Monty? :na na:
appoint big Dunc ?Quote:
Originally Posted by xbar81
They’ve just sacked an experienced manager haven’t they?Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
I think Bullen was experienced actually but not sure what jobs he has had before so I could be talking rubbish.