so youve loaded the gun mikey,,,,,,,,,,,who on here can speak to jhThis quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
would he even listen
the way things are going i cant see us getting 3 points from our next 3games
now if we cant get it turned round asap this season could go tits up
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24-03-2010 10:15 AM #31
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24-03-2010 10:41 AM #32This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
This is exactly what seems to have happened and it has showed for a while now
If he loves the club he will do the decent thing and Resign and let some else at least try and steer us into Europe
But the players are to blame as much as the manager spineless Gutless and just Pathetic and don't deserve to wear the Green Shirt
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24-03-2010 10:50 AM #33
I know this may be a revolutionary thing to say but.......,
Football is a simple game, especially when you play the players in their best position, doing what they know best.
Yogi just doesn't seem to see it that way.
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24-03-2010 11:01 AM #34This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
That really sums it up for me. Hughes wants formation first and then players. Surely it is the other way around? No accident that when a team is on the slide [like we are?] and a new body comes in, it is always, staedy the ship, play 4-4-2 and see where that leaves us. TBH, at time s this season we have lined up 4-2-4. Brilliant when it comes off but rotten when it does not.
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24-03-2010 11:03 AM #35This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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24-03-2010 11:06 AM #36This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
As a squad we have 4 decent forwards who are all capable of scoring goals, 5 if you include Byrne as back up. Pick the 2 that are in form
As a squad we have 8 midfielders that should be more than capable of holding their own and better in the SPL. Pick 4 of them
Simples
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24-03-2010 11:16 AM #37
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24-03-2010 11:26 AM #38This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
so you think that 1 win in 9 is acceptable then do you? even in some of the games in the first part of the season we scrapped it by the skin of our teeth.
but if you think that after the Christmas the team has improved you are clearly deluded mate I watch Hibs HOME & AWAY and it hurts big time to see no fight and no passion at all in any of these games after xmas and i can't take it any more like am sure a lot of Hibees have put there hard earned cash watching this Drivel and getting nothing back and Yogi does the same interview over and over again, scored last night and defended after it if that is the makings of a good manager we must be in for a real good 2 years under his leadership
this is blooody horrible feeling like this!!!
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24-03-2010 11:32 AM #39
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24-03-2010 11:35 AM #40
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Riordan is a joke- lazy cant tackle wont tackle only plays in the hope we get a free kick.We are not good enough to play luxury.
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24-03-2010 11:37 AM #41
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Why do only the last 9 games count? Was no defeats in 12 not quite good?
I know its difficult but we do have to try and look at the big picture.
If we had this form at the start of the season, and our good form now, everyone would be creaming themselves.
We have to assess the season on where we finish, and judge on that.
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24-03-2010 11:46 AM #42This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I do think some players could be shown the door and we'd see no detrimental effect...equally, the manager MUST change the way he is running this team or as ye say, a change in manager.
Its not black and white but the results, the performances and the success (or lack of) is black and white...the only question is what we'll claw out of this season, if anything.
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What we must also look at is the "why"....why did we win, lose or draw. If we've been doing the right things, the law of averages says eventually it will come right.
If not, or if we've been lucky (which, we were)...the law of averages says it'll run oot.
Then what? Then, we are here!
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24-03-2010 11:48 AM #44This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
they matter because we were 14 points clear of the WE team across that road and cursing in 3rd place in the table ... am not for argue but as you all said it hurts but i just can't believe that a team like ours can just fall in tatters ... there has to be a reason and like Brockie said all i agree on is that the manager has lost the dressing room and a was merely suggesting if that is the case then it would maybe be best for the club to get a new man in charge things arnt going to change players are not going to change performances if they don't believe in the manager that's all am sayingLast edited by Lmc2105; 24-03-2010 at 11:51 AM.
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24-03-2010 11:55 AM #45
I remember the good old days when we used to rip the ****** out of hearts for changing managers so often whats happened to the days when managers went through their bad spell and came out the other end a more knowledgable manager. Fan pressure and internet chatrooms have put paid to.........wait a minute
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24-03-2010 12:14 PM #47
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What i dont understand mate is how come when Yogi wins, it was all luck, flukes etc, but when Yogi loses it is seen as par?
Why cant the current run be put down to bad luck as the good run was put down to good luck?
I do see what you are saying, and i do agree that our previous position was false, but i think it probably has more to do with having a settled team and system that was working reasonably well - it is no coincidence IMO that since htis has been disrupted has conicided with our slump.
And i agree that Yogi is partly to blame, chopping and changing to much when it wasnt necessary (which i htink has dented players confidence), i.e. the goalie, bringing Bamba back in, putting Nish in and out of the team as his suspensions dictate, and this has obviously been exacerbated by injuries to Hogg and Hanlon lately.
I dont think Yogi is perfect, and i think he has made mistakes - but sacking? Seriously is that the answer? to run a club on knee-jerk reactions, which would cost us anouther £300,000-500,000 on compo payments etc and back at square one, with a team full of short, physically weak players who are too easily bullied once conditions arent favourable for them.
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24-03-2010 12:17 PM #48
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I dont think he has lost the dressing room at all - i think he is possibly too close to some of them if there is any problem on that front at all.
There are lots of reasons it has happened, an unfortunate coincidence of pitches, postponed matches, injuries, suspensions and absences, all of which played to our weaknesses and too many other teams in Scotland's strengths, which have led to a massive dent in confidence and huge loss of form for too many players.
All of this is exacerbated by the fact that we are not a strong enough team (mentally or physically) to compensate for this by being solid and hard to beat.
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24-03-2010 12:23 PM #49
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How much to do think Yogi loves the club. Can you quantify it? Can you quantify your love of the club?
If Yogi resigned then we'd be in yet another season of transition. We don't need this, what we need is for the team to put a run of good results together until the end of the season(not sure if they'll do it mind).
But for god's sake let's stop all the rants about Yogi resigning.
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24-03-2010 12:25 PM #50
On paper we have a squad who are head and shoulders above the rest of the sides outwith the OF. We should be comfortably in third spot and cruising past 1st div teams.
Is Yogi sending them out to play hoofball instead of the passing game we saw earlier in the season ? Does his "maybury league " manager touchline style help the players when they are low on confidence and have hit a slump ? Can he change to any other style of management ? Is he so intransigent that he will stick to fitba principles and favourite players rather than pick a team to dig out results and battle there way out of a form slump ? Only Yogi knows.
Having said that the players must take equal responsibility with Yogi for the slump imho. The problem with us having so many flair players is that theres billy big time mentalities and over inflated egos who are not prepared to put a shift in when the going gets tough and who are too ready to blame someone else.
The players and management team were no doubt happy to take the praise when things were going well. How they react to the current criticism will show how much character Yogis team actually has.
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24-03-2010 12:28 PM #51
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Our midfield is always overrun. We need some physical presence in there to offer support to McBride and Miller.
We have some good players and some very good players, but I believe most of our problems is down to poor formation. Ever since the Saints J. 5-1 gubbing (that could have been 8 or 9), teams have realised how to play Hibs. Get the ball into our box quickly and have speedy midfielders to pick up the knockdowns. When we have the ball, flood midfield and our play breaks down (example being the long balls to no-one in the Hertz game).
Anyone with a football understanding can see that we are crying out for stiffening of midfield with a solid back four behind. With that we have the firm base for our creative players to flourish.
We have to win the midfield battle before we can win the war. In almost all of the recent games our midfield has been non-existant.
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24-03-2010 12:36 PM #52This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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24-03-2010 01:02 PM #53
I'd personally drop Bamba as he thinks he's better than Hibs now and is merely counting down the days until a club bigger and better than Hibs comes knocking. Now, I don't mind players using our club as a springboard to bigger and better things (lets be realistic, not many good players aspire to become SPL superstars), but what i do take issue with, is the aforementioned players becoming a liability due to their refusal to give 100% whilst at the club.
His situation is fast becoming similar to the Winston Bogarde/Chelsea farce where he thought he didn't need to try a jot any more because he had already proven himself in the past.
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24-03-2010 01:54 PM #54This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Is this the same 4-3-3 formation that had us sitting in 2nd and talk of splitting the old firm, lets get real a wee bit here eh!
Firstly, we had many players playing well and everything was ticking along nicely, even when the team wasn't playing great we were still getting results.
Suddently 4-5 players have gone off the boil to such an extent that they're almost invisible in the team, Bamba since his return is making glaringly stupid mistakes, Miller has vanished along with McBride, Riordan is still out on the left looking even more peed off each game and Zouma has been injured again.
Wotherspoon has dipped so bad he needs to be given a complete rest, McCann looks like he'll never come back, Stevenson looks like the world is on his shoulders, Benji only gets 10 mins at the end of a game and Galbraith has splinters in his erse.
The system and the team worked as long as every player in the system was in good form but as soon as some of the players dip, it doesn't work and we need 4-4-2 to steady things.
The spine of the team looks very tired and maybe it's time to drop a few of the so called stars and give the fringe players a shout, Thicot seems to ahve done reasonably well since he came in so lets look at some of the other younger players to maybe shake things up a bit.
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24-03-2010 02:02 PM #55This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Yogi and Mixu I don't see any difference both are clueless with it comes down to tactics and formation and both talk sh.te when it comes to post match comments.
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24-03-2010 02:05 PM #56This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Rangers were gash at the begining of the season and had no width. They changed it and are now by far the most consistent team in the league and look to be cruising to a treble.
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24-03-2010 03:43 PM #58As I said and I think most realise, the team when playing well 4-3-3 works, even when teams have rumbled us because the players were able to dominate these teams but as soon as form dips we are unable to sustain that formation. Hence we should go to a 4-4-2/4-5-1 to bring some stability back and also get the players confidence back.
Hopefully now now Yogi will see it as make or break and make some changes.
He speaks about 'certain players not being up for it' but I don't see him shuffling the pack much. Riordan shouldn't be immune.
I'd like to see Wotherspoon & Galbraith as the attacking midfielders who get forward to support the striker. Not sure that I wouldn't go for Benji up front as I think he has the touch & strength. I feel that too often Stokes is unable to control balls played up to him.
This would be a team that is able to defend and then break at speed.
Something needs to be done to steady the ship and rebuild confidence.
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24-03-2010 04:20 PM #59This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Everyone's raging because things have mostly been on a terrible slide for months. Plenty of us saw how lucky we were earlier, during the good times.
Oh and another thing LTYF...
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24-03-2010 04:28 PM #60This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Yogi promised much and has and will deliver nothing.
Why? Because he quite obviously doesn't have a clue what he's doing. Miller's a coward, Deek is lazy but played out of position, Bamba is accomodated at all costs, goalies are accumulated and changed on a whim, Rankin mostly gets a game, mostly does absolutely he haw, Hogg is/was never a Captain, never a CH either.
We can all see the problems - but nothing is done. Instead the manager blames the players. Just like Mixu did.
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