Sorry to spoil the hate party girls but Yogi didn't get it wrong last night.
The yams are deluded but so are we. What did you think would have happened if Stokes and Riordan had started last night. I mean really think about it. What would have happened?
That's right.
Now that piece of propaganda is out of the way, let's deal with uncomfortable fact number 2. The yams are only slightly more deluded than us.
Last night, we aimed to keep the ball off Maribor, let them chase it, knacker them out and then put the attackers on later in the game. How does Murray and Wotherspoon falling on their ***** and costing us goals constitute poor tactics?
Hibs were told to keep the ball and move it forward. Instead we moved it backwards to players who weren't comfortable moving it around. When we did move it forward we gave it away. That's what you get for having Rankin in your side (The worst culprit).
The main board constant witch hunt for every manager we've ever had in the internet age is boring and makes us look like the ***** that we are. That said, I do realise that there were a number of yams on last night egging us on with posting the whole Yogi = clown thing. The problem is, we've fallen for it.
No-one here seems to know much about football from a tactical perspective, yet somehow become qualified to talk about tactics as if they have their UEFA badges.
Yogi gets slated for trying to play Barcaball because 'we don't have the players' but we then expect Brazilian style flair football (as if all of a sudden, we've got the players for that ) and anything else, be it Yogi, Mixu or Collins in charge has been 'eye-bleeding'
Someone last night posted 'who the .... are Maribor anyway?' showing our true ignorance and arrogance. The question should be 'Who the .... are Hibs?' Oh that's right, we won three league titles 50+ years ago WHOOPIE DOOOO.
Time to wake up...really it's time.
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30-07-2010 08:09 AM #1
Sack The (Main) Board
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30-07-2010 08:18 AM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Agree 100%
They were a far better side than us, time to accept the facts.
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30-07-2010 08:22 AM #3This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
To be calling for the managers head after one competitive game of the season is ridiculous and something I would expect from kickback...
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30-07-2010 08:28 AM #6
Agree with the comments made. This was also Yogi's first European competative venture.
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30-07-2010 08:33 AM #8
Agreed, fact remains that the Maribor team is full of technical, fully fit, v good players. The three goals were taken with some real aplomb- excellent finishes.
Anyone calling for yogis head with less than 50 posts say- has got to be reekin of yam, no?
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30-07-2010 08:36 AM #9This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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30-07-2010 08:37 AM #10
I disagree. Yogi's approach to this game was wrong; how can you pass the ball forward with confidence when the one player you have up front doesn't hold the ball? One up remember not three or even two, so how in gods name is a team expected to pass the ball forward? I don't see many attack minded midfielders in that starting line up so exactly who is the ball going to be passed forward too? You say he wanted the ball passed forward but he doesn't give them good options to aim for. His saving grace is likely going to be that not many Scottish teams will put the ball away like last night and won't exploit our weakness and you guys will be able to say 'told you so', but don't forget St Johnstone and Hamilton away have still to come.
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30-07-2010 08:40 AM #11
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Wonder if everyone will still be calling for Yogis heed if we end up third this season....
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30-07-2010 08:42 AM #12This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Who in our league and country has those things?
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30-07-2010 08:42 AM #13This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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30-07-2010 08:43 AM #14This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Which means what exactly? Wake up, were *****, no Scottish Football is *****.
Lets all fold and we can look forward to XFactor and Britains Got Talent on a Saturday.
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30-07-2010 08:44 AM #15This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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This really has to be the biggest ever 'knee jerk reaction', post.
On the back of one bad result suddenly everything Hibernian is rotten to the core.
The manager is to blame, the players are to blame, the board is to blame and the fans are to blame.
Your right of course, why don't we all just trudge round Tesco on a Saturday afternoon instead?
Or maybe follow Chelsea/Man Utd/Barca/Inter etc. etc.
Get a grip.
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30-07-2010 08:50 AM #17This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
When last night was nish in the box?
When has Rankin been an "attacking" player?
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30-07-2010 08:56 AM #18This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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As for a proud club with a European record to be proud of - come on!! Give it ten years and they'll be few of us knocking around who were alive for this enviable European record of ours (except for Johnnyboy C, he's immortal.) The Dons have a proper claim to that, having beaten Real mMdrid in the CWC Final but even harking back to that is going to look desperate in a few years time. It's knocking on for 30 years ago as it is.
The song should change to 'If you know you're history, it's enough to let you know what little we've had to shout about for half a decade'.
Though I admit the words wouldn't fit into the melody very well.
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30-07-2010 08:56 AM #19
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This is one of the problems with Hibs, we get on the backs the Management/squad after one poor result, adding to the pressure they are already under.
Lets just get behind the team and see what happens!
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The deeper problem that baffles me is that Scottish football clubs get good crowds, we pay premium wages yet get beat by clubs with far lower income streams. How do they do this? What is wrong with our game? Are players paid to much, is the coaching poor? Last night is a symtom, what is the cause.
I dont think Hughes is perfect but he has to work with the system, maybe it is the system that is wrong. Long term the futures still bright and can we plase stop talking about our neighbours to judge ourselves.
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30-07-2010 08:58 AM #21
Brilliant post
Celtic getting humped by the same scoreline made me fearful of a doing last night. That team were fast and already much superior to us in terms of shape and fitness. They were playing at home and already two legs of European fitba under their belts
Let's make the second leg a real occasion regardless of the eventual scoreline. It's about showing character, restoring pride and giving a good account of ourselves.
We supporters have a challenge on Thursday to make sure we give the team 100% backing. Fair do's if some posters want to have a pop at the manager and players on the internet but the personal abuse we saw last year on the terracing has to be countered.
Let's cheer on the boys and give them a lift with what we do best - support the team
Glory GloryLast edited by RIP; 30-07-2010 at 09:01 AM.
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Wotherspoon was trying to play Nish into the box, as was Hart. Rankin was supposed to be putting corners into the box for Nish.
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30-07-2010 09:02 AM #24
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I don't think Yogi should be sacked or hounded out I would give him another two season to get it right. It takes time to build a football club. However last night I think he got it wrong. He allowed his football philosophy to to over rule his judgement.
The players we have at present are not comfortable receiving the ball with an opposition player within two yards. Hibs should have played to their strengths and that is attacking. Stokes and Riordan are our prize assets, yet for a big match, they were both left on the bench.
I also question the fact that Murray, Hogg, Nish and Rankin are good enough to play Yogis (holland/spain/Brazil style) of football.
But lets keep things in perspective Celtic got cuffed, Rangers are having a fire sale, Dons have had a terrible pre-season, Hearts are in meltdown and Dundee utd have also lost players.
This will not be a vintage year for Scottish football but I do think Hibs will be okay again this year. But we are not the big club many believe we are 3 league wins fifty years ago and 3 league cups in forty years back this up.
Yet the infrastructure at ER is all in place now. all we need is a team that can pass and fans with understanding
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The idea was right last night, the execution by our playing staff was not and like it or not, the inherited players are the worst culprits. Yogi has signed better quality, on the whole.
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I will whinge on a message board and be gutted hibs have lost afterall its the internet. However, as soon as i enter the area around easter road, whatever ill feeling i have toward the manager, the way we have been playing or the players goes out of the window and im in the mood to watch hibs and get behind the team.
Its easy to let your frustration go on the internet, loads of people post things they likely wouldnt say in real life or in the past they did say it but only whoever is in there house heard them, now everyone can hear/read them.
The internet is full of knee jerk reactions to everything so take it all with a pinch of salt, i would bet that most of the people saying they are disgusted would still jump at the chance to be at easter road and supporting the team.
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I think what Speedway's getting at is the CONSTANT demand from some for a new manager. As if changing the manager every year is going to turn us into the Hibs of old. When McLeish had us in the cup final, folk were moaning because Lovell was getting a game. When Mowbray had us thumping the OF in Glasgow, folk were moaning because Deek was on the bench. It doesn't matter who the manager is - we could have Guus Hiddink - Hibs fans will moan like **** if he gets a subsitution wrong.
It's a sad fact of internet forums that people can hide behind a username and spout pish (myself included). If they spout enough pish over a prolonged period of time they then get the chance to say "I told you so".
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30-07-2010 09:11 AM #30
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Dont build them up,every goal was preventable!
Poor tactics played a massive part last night,lets not kid ourselves!
Yogi has alot to answer for
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