The yams had a wee peek into the crystal ball yesterday and they didn't like what they saw. The mist cleared and they were presented with a team devoid of their big earners. You know, the ones they can't afford and will leave when their contracts expire. Unless they're sold beforehand of course!
There was no Goncalves. No Wallace. No Driver. No Palazuelos.
Instead they had Cinikas. Suso. Black. Bouzid. A sprinkling of youth players straight from the (self proclaimed) best youth development policy in scotland (FACT).
They'll still tell us that their penalty shoot out win over Gretna in 2006 was worth it though.
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10-01-2010 10:48 AM #1
The Yams - A Glimpse Into The Future
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10-01-2010 10:56 AM #2
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These were the player ratings by some poor soul who made the 300 odd mile round trip.
Kello 8 - great save in the first half, comfortable on cross balls, no chance for goals.
Cinikas 4 - poor
Zaliukas 5 - average
Bouzid 4 - poor
Visconte 6.5 - comfortable and composed, a couple of good runs forward, one or two good crosses (some poor corners) and defended quite well too despite being out of position.
Suso 4 - poor
Stewart 4 - barely involved
Jonsson 5 - tried hard and put in some tackles, barely got on the ball
Black 4 - out of position, didn't do much, probably could have scored if he'd connected with a cross-ball
Robinson 6 - worked hard
Smith 5 - had a tough job trying to do something with the constant hoofing from the back
Nade 6 - livened things up, ran at goal and had a couple of decent efforts, had to play far too deep
Templeton NR - don't think he touched the ball
Obua NR - no time
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10-01-2010 10:58 AM #3
Aye, they all want casba sacked now and honestly believe that if they will be able to replace with a good manager rather than some absolute nobody from lithuania.
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10-01-2010 11:39 AM #5
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Wasn't the bit surprised the Yams got beat yesterday. They're a crap, low motivated side who have been lucking it over the last few games and punched above their weight when they stole a point at ER. Stewart is the player who holds that mob together and he can't get up for more than 2 or 3 games in a row.
Now that the only thing they have left to their season is to hope that Hibs don't destroy their dull lives by winning the SC
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10-01-2010 11:44 AM #6
Do we have to have yet another thread putting the boot into the sinking vessel that is the HOMFC?
It's getting rather tiresome.
I could join in the party and attack this utterly damned and totally abominable institution, and the deluded oafs who follow them in dwindling numbers watching their pathetic attempts to try and a) pass the ball b) find the net, and deride their staffroom and fanbase as a nest of paedophilles, but I'm going ot show a little more class and refrain from jumping on that particular bandwagon.
I'll concentrate on the affairs on my own club, thank you very much. After all this is a HIBS messageboard. I look forward to the 4th round draw for the Actiive Nation Scottish Cup.
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I can imagine him in 20 years time at a Karaoke singing "Give me one moment in time..." (a Whiny version of Whitney's classic) with a slow-mo of his volley against Aberdeen for us (4-1).
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10-01-2010 12:22 PM #9
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I'm looking forward to Gary Mackay going back in his trusty DeLorean to the time before Vlad was installed and telling Seve Cardownie and Fatty it was all a big mistake.
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10-01-2010 02:06 PM #13
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10-01-2010 03:20 PM #14
Hearts and there pathetic excuse for the term 'supporters' have made there bed, and the can f****ng well lye in it.
Its a downward spiral for that mob, no prospects and no future.
YOU welcomed Romanov on board, its YOUR fault your club will die a slow painfull death, and i for one will revel in the fact your pishy team will become even more pishness.
Deluded believers the lot of them.
GTF Hearts, the sooner the better as far as im concerned you ugly pathetic excuse for a club.
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10-01-2010 03:30 PM #16
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10-01-2010 03:31 PM #17
I've never seen Shabby look more dejected or impassionate as he did on the touchline at Sheepodrie. I don't see him lasting much longer, unfortunately, as his stock must be running pretty low and his lifeline out of Tynie must be fraying at the edges.
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10-01-2010 03:49 PM #20
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10-01-2010 03:55 PM #22
If Hertz were a .......
car* they would be a Rover - out of date, impossible to repair, no long term future, lacking in originality or style and beloved of the those who wish they amounted to something more in life than posing nonentities.
*With due credit to Kaiser Sauzee and his "if HOMFC were a dog" observation on another thread.
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10-01-2010 03:56 PM #23
AFC Wimbledon / FC United of Manchester
This is the future for Hearts. Closed down within 3 years but the fans will start their own East of Scotland / junior team.
They will be back in the First Division in about 10-15 years maybe
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Up until the piemans departure, I would have said not total demise, but just a bit of tough times for the yams, but now, after hearing all their "big team - wee team", superiority complex, too-big-for-their-boots, and overall arrogance, I will quite cheerfully go along and laugh when the bulldozers raze the busstop to the ground, whilst the 400,000 weep tears before getting their rangers tops back on.
All the **** that theyve thrown at us and other teams, you reap what you sow, and I seriously doubt theres any non-jambo in the country that will feel any sadness for them.
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I'd say they were a Lada - all of the above description, coupled with being of eastern european origins
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10-01-2010 04:03 PM #26
If they were to be compared to a vehicle, Hearts are Del Boy's three-wheeler
Dirty, fu**ed and no chance of repair.
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10-01-2010 04:08 PM #27
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If they were a vehicle, they'd be my avatar.
Manky, outdated, lacking class, no style or redeeming features whatsoever yet still capable of carrying 11 passengers every Saturday.
****** the Jambos and everything they stand for....which is admittedly very little these days.
In short, HoMFC make me laugh. A lot."Play for the name on the front of the jersey and the supporters will remember the name on the back"
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10-01-2010 04:16 PM #28
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If yams were a car they would be an old rust bucket, nae engine, gutless ..soulless & ugly as **** tae boot !!!..... Yam mobile.jpg
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10-01-2010 04:29 PM #29
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and sean, you mention del boys 3 wheel van, whilst comparing that to heartz,I mean one is a dirty yellow thing witch has no future, the other is 100 worse.
one has class, the other are a clueless bunch of heartz jokers
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10-01-2010 04:34 PM #30
If Hearts were a vehicle it would be on loan with no tax and insurance. It would have been delivered with wheels intact which have since fallen off.
One previous owner who used it to deliver pies to the under priviledged in Gorgie.
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