From the Evening News
Apparently, Yogi "...revealed how a message from legendary Hibs manager Eddie Turnbull had acted as an inspiration to him.
He said: "I heard a great quote from Eddie Turnbull the other day which he apparently said to pass on to Yogi, that there is no point walking about with an umbrella if your wellies are leaking.
"That sums things up for me, he is 100 per cent correct. If you don't close the back door you are not going to win games, you'll lose them."
I don't think that's what Eddie meant.
I would say that he meant, their is no point in getting your forwards and midfielders to track back and defend if your defenders aren't up to it !
Thoughts ?
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13-11-2009 05:14 PM #1
There is no point walking about with an umbrella if your wellies are leaking....
"At the end of the day, we all aspire to bigger things in our lives but one thing I can truly say from my heart is if I never kick a ball for one of these bigger clubs I would be delighted to stay with Hibs for the rest of my career. That's how highly I regard this club." Ivan Sproule
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13-11-2009 05:28 PM #2
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Actually agree with yogi mate
No point keeping yer napper dry if ur feet are getting wet - I'd interpret that as there is no point getting the attacking part of your game right if ur defensive duties at the other end keep letting you down
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13-11-2009 06:08 PM #5This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
They'll just apply more water pre-kick off & at half timeHibernian Football Club
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13-11-2009 09:48 PM #6This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
On the other hand, Ned could be one of the great modern day Prophets and he might be saying theres nae point spouting about £51m stadiums when the rains coming in through your holey corrugated iron roof...........
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13-11-2009 10:25 PM #7This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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13-11-2009 10:30 PM #8This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...le/default.stm
Looking at St Johnstones scoring record down there... I'm dreading what they could do with that strike force if they just tighten up their defence.
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13-11-2009 10:36 PM #9
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I can't wait until they turn the corner and we start pumping teams.
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13-11-2009 10:41 PM #10This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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13-11-2009 10:51 PM #11This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
But I think our main aim when Yogi first came through the door was to try and cut out the daft defensive blunders, as thats been the major problem for Hibs in recent years.
I think the club has achieved this rather well so far, and all credit to the defence.
We certainly seem to lack someone exciting up front. Zemmama is terrific to watch in midfield, but unfortunately Benji hasn't been half the player so far this season that he has been in the past. Deek hasn't been overly impressive up front either, although he does appear to be giving it his all. Stokes hasn't exactly set the heather alight. The same goes for Nish.
A lot of work still needs to be done. But as long as we can keep it tight at the back. I'm sure we'll do quite alright this season.
Bring on the next round.
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13-11-2009 11:27 PM #12
Deeks plays mostly left midfield for us, yet I will always look to him for about 15 - 20 goals a season.
Who is our recognised centre forward, Nish? Stokes? Or do teams not have centre forwards anymore?
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14-11-2009 12:41 AM #13
Our Centre Forward is Stokes. Hibs don't play 4-2-4; they play 4-2-3-1 Miller and McBride are the two "holding/sitting" midfielders, Zemmama on the right, Riordan on the left and Benji in behind. Nish is a sub.
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