The three most exciting managers we've had in recent times. Which one had the best team?
View Poll Results: McLeish v Mowbray v Yogi
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McLeish - Sauzee, Latapy etc
70 51.85% -
Mowbray - Golden Generation
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Yogi - Miller, Stokes, Sol etc
31 22.96% -
Can't say
9 6.67%
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Thread: McLeish, Mowbray, Hughes
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06-02-2010 02:14 AM #1
McLeish, Mowbray, Hughes
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06-02-2010 02:24 AM #2
Best in terms of results? Or best in terms of entertainment?
Yogi is by far the most consistent manager out of the 3.
Although, I have to admit that the Mowbray era was the most exciting to watch at the time.
But if I had to choose between our current manager and Mowbray/McLeish...
Yogi all the way.
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06-02-2010 02:37 AM #3
Individually Sauzee is by far the best player, but I think Yogi's team has the potential to be the best "team".
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06-02-2010 02:54 AM #4
McLeish's team when they had Sauzee Latapy, lets not forget Agathe the first half of the season. fantastic. When I grew up watching Millers Hibs this was an absolute delight!!!
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06-02-2010 03:12 AM #6
For me...
has to be Mowbray's tenure. McLeish, especially against the Hearts was great but I still think of Mowbray's Cup demolition of Rangers, the games we played, (admittedly for 80 minutes) against Celtic and Hearts and the other performances such as, if I recall correctly, against Livingston(?). Two 3-0's at Ibrox and a 2 - 1 at ER in 1 season.
We know Hughes wants to play a similar style but yet no consistency. Ask me in another year.
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06-02-2010 03:41 AM #8
Also although it was collins, mowbray built our cis winning team which i will never forget.
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06-02-2010 04:25 AM #9
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Best Hibs team IMO was the 6-2 side - quality in every position. But Mowbray's played the most exciting footy and he had the harder job (less money, raw talent).
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06-02-2010 04:50 AM #10
I chose McLeish's side, Le God was pure class, wee russell, the last goal in the 6-2, I loved the football played in Mowbrays team, we've yet to see with Yogi, but it's looking good so far. I hope the Yogi's turns out the best, scottish cup win, 2nd in the league, attack on Europe, it's all possible in the future, things the other two teams never achieved. I'm off to bed it 05:46 in the morning
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06-02-2010 06:03 AM #11
I'd pick McLeish because watching Sauzee and Latapy was such a joy to behold - and such an uplift post Duff Jimmy. Not to mention 6-2, 0-3, 3-1 etc
Similarly, Mowbray was such a tonic post Blobby - and Dec 04/Jan 05 spell was blinding. I recall two 4-1 wins in Dundee, two 2-1 wins v Sheep and ICT and the buzz and atmosphere at ER and away was brilliant. The regular slaying of the Hun was unforgettable also
Yogi has the potential though especially as neither Eck or Mowbray won owt! Which begs the question where's Collins? He won us a cup and in magnificent style That day in March 2007 was very special as was the performance - rampaging full-backs, a bullet header from the captain CH, pass and move in the midfield, Ivan on the wing, and doubles for the strikers - Benji and Fletch. Then there was the sing song .. the thought of SoL still gives me goosies!
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06-02-2010 06:53 AM #12
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Re: McLeish, Mowbray, Hughes
McLeish team. Loved watching that team.
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06-02-2010 07:34 AM #15
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Mcleish for me for taking a team getting relegated to challenging for 2nd place. He clearly spent money mowbray and yogi will never have but I thought mcleish was class
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06-02-2010 07:57 AM #16This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Technically he was as good as his word.....
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06-02-2010 07:59 AM #17
McLeish's team but he got a large budget to spend, as we were still getting decent money from the sky deal, so a bit unfair on Mowbray/Hughes.
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06-02-2010 08:02 AM #18
After much deliberation, I went for McLeish's team. Hard to argue with the quality of Sauzee (to this day my favourite ever Hibs player), Latapy, Zitelli etc.
That said, you could make a case for all of them, and as TQM mention, Collins (the 1-0 CIS cup game against the Yams was, for me, as much a demonstration on how to play the game as the 6-2 was).
Yogi is at the start of his time at Hibs, and the team he has put together has genuine quality throughout it, and at a time when Scottish football is on it's knees financially, that really increases the potential to go and do something special.Follow the Hibs podcast, Longbangers, on Twitter (@longbangers)
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06-02-2010 08:12 AM #19
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I would say McLeish. For me and probably quite a few others, that team put the fire back into my belly and I imagine got quite a few more people back along to the games it also made a few others outside Scotland start looking for our results as well.
Fantastic question though and pretty hard one to answer"You opened the box....and your soul belongs to me...."
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06-02-2010 08:15 AM #20
If you look at the number who moved on to, arguably, bigger platforms it has to be Mowbray - Murphy, Caldwell, Murray, Riordan, O'Connor, Boozy, Thomson, Brown, Sproule, Whittaker, Killen, Fletcher and probably more that I can't remember right now.
Mowbray did it with no money whereas McLeish (especially) and Yogi have been backed.
Having said that, I loved McLeish's team (at their best) and am loving Yogi and what he's doing.
McLeish - Sauzee (probably the classiest player I'll ever see in a Hibs shirt), Latapy, Jack, Laursen, O'Neil, Mixu, Zitelli and the rest.
I still think the best is yet to come from Yogi.
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06-02-2010 08:46 AM #21
As far as results goes –
McLeish --- Played -164 Won-77 Lost-46 Drawn-41 Percent-59.5% Highest Position -3* Highest points-66
Mowbray -- Played -114 Won-54 Lost-44 Drawn-16 Percent-54.4% Highest Position-3 Highest points-61
Hughes ---- Played -25 Won-14 Lost-5 Drawn-6 Percent-68% Highest Position -? Highest points-(42 so far)
* Excludes 1st Div winners with 89pts
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06-02-2010 09:13 AM #22This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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06-02-2010 09:21 AM #23
On a personal level Id go for Mowbray but I was a bit young to properly appreciate McLeish's team.
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06-02-2010 09:33 AM #24This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I would second that. The best years they certainly were.
No waiting in queues at ER to get in. Simply walk up with a few minutes to kick off and you could be in your seat before a ball was kicked.
Guaranteed a seat even in an all ticket match.
Plenty arm and leg room. You could even lie down on the benches in the east and have a kip if you were tired during the match.
No queuing for food or to have a pee.
Straight through to the ER ticket office on on the phone. No ring out tone in those days.
Guess the attendance? You could count it while you were there!
BRING BACK BLOBBY - I MISS THOSE DAYS.
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06-02-2010 09:48 AM #26
McLeish for me. He had a team that included some of my all time favourite players. Gave us some fantastic games like AEK Athens. He also made Hearts our bitches.
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