Can the Yams play as bad next week?

**Hibees07** · 31-10-2010 04:42 PM

The Yams were dreadful today but can they keep it up until next Sunday?.

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You canny polish a turd

***Mikey*** · 31-10-2010 04:43 PM

I hope not. A win for them will see normal service resume on here. The doom and gloomer's are getting pretty worried we might scrape something next week.

***Danderhall Hibs*** · 31-10-2010 04:46 PM

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The Yams were dreadful today but can they keep it up until next Sunday?.

The "other 10" teams in the SPL are all much of a much, i.e. all quite pish and capable of beating eachother.

Having said that they're always up for the derby and we seem to go quiet come derby day, certainly recently anyway. The derby is a massive priority for them and their players know it, for some reason ours don't.

**Barney McGrew** · 31-10-2010 05:00 PM

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The Yams were dreadful today but can they keep it up until next Sunday?.

They've been pish poor all season, and it's only the fact that we've been even worse that's kept the pressure off FJK from the yam hoardes.

Just think - one win at home in eight, and despite us being rank rotten since February, we still managed to finish ahead of them last season and are only six points behind them this term having played two less home games than they have.

Make no mistake, if we take three points next week then his coat will be getting shoogly.

**weonlywon6-2** · 31-10-2010 05:01 PM

Originally Posted by Hibees07

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The Yams were dreadful today but can they keep it up until next Sunday?.

had a mate at the game and he said that they were awful

they are rubbish,make no mistake about it !!!!

***The Harp*** · 31-10-2010 05:10 PM

Can the Yams play as bad next week?
Don't know how bad they were today 'cos Killie are capable of some good stuff wi Mixu in charge. Seems like his year oot studying the methods employed by a variety of European coaches when he departed the ER hot seat was time well spent. Just a pity he didn't do it PRIOR to getting the Hibs job!!!

Pretty sure he's gonna be in demand in the near future.

**Austinho** · 31-10-2010 05:13 PM

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You canny polish a turd

Yeah, but you can roll it in glitter.

They always raise their game on derby day, and we need to do the same.

***Hibs Class*** · 31-10-2010 05:22 PM

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The "other 10" teams in the SPL are all much of a much, i.e. all quite pish and capable of beating eachother.

Having said that they're always up for the derby and we seem to go quiet come derby day, certainly recently anyway. The derby is a massive priority for them and their players know it, for some reason ours don't.

Agree. Derbies generally go to which team wants it the most and across the 40-ish years I've been watching these games we've been second best in attitude far too often.

**~~Hibercelona~~** · 31-10-2010 05:22 PM

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Yeah, but you can roll it in glitter.

They always raise their game on derby day, and we need to do the same.

Exactly!

It doesn't matter how good or bad or where each team is in the league table. Its all about who wants it more.

Unfortunatly they seem to want it more than we do most of the time, which is disappointing.

**Craig_in_Prague** · 31-10-2010 05:29 PM

No chance!
They always rise to it for derby games.

Big question is can this shower of crap at ER?
Joint bottom of the league; 1st home game for the new manager and a derby match.

I can't help but feel we'll be let down again.

Removed · 31-10-2010 05:43 PM

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Yeah, but you can roll it in glitter.

They always raise their game on derby day, and we need to do the same.

Agree but our attitude has to change sometime. This week would be a good one to do it.

***HibbyAndy*** · 31-10-2010 05:51 PM

I agree I.E we arent up for it as much as Hearts in recent seasons, But by god that WONT be the case come Sunday, Id wager both my bollocks CC will have our boys pumped right up for this game

***Hibs Class*** · 31-10-2010 06:03 PM

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I agree I.E we arent up for it as much as Hearts in recent seasons, But by god that WONT be the case come Sunday, Id wager both my bollocks CC will have our boys pumped right up for this game

Brave words - I hope you're right but if I was you I'd be hanging on to one of my bollocks for new year.

**stubru59** · 31-10-2010 06:06 PM

Surely even this lot can psyche themselves up for a derby.

**ekhibee** · 31-10-2010 06:15 PM

Whatever way you try to dress it up, Hearts are pish, but they're nowhere near as pish as we are at the moment. Hearts to win 2-0, and obviously I hope I'm totally wrong.

***Spike Mandela*** · 31-10-2010 06:17 PM

If we can only cut out silly mistakes and practice penalties in training we might have a chance.

johnbc70 · 31-10-2010 06:22 PM

I really hope we can somehow win next week....but i am 35 and been following Hibs all my life and can count on one hand the amount of times I have seen us play really well against that lot. They have plenty of 3-0, 4-0 etc but we never ever seem to win comfortably against them. There were a few 3-1s under McLeish, the millennium derby and of course 6-2, but thats about it!

How refreshing it would be to see us win 3-0 or 4-0, I have a sneaky feeling next week we might just do that.

***Spike Mandela*** · 31-10-2010 06:25 PM

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I really hope we can somehow win next week....but i am 35 and been following Hibs all my life and can count on one hand the amount of times I have seen us play really well against that lot. They have plenty of 3-0, 4-0 etc but we never ever seem to win comfortably against them. There were a few 3-1s under McLeish, the millennium derby and of course 6-2, but thats about it!

How refreshing it would be to see us win 3-0 or 4-0, I have a sneaky feeling next week we might just do that.

Like you optimism but I'll settle for 1-0

Despite the scorelines you mention the 1-0 in the CIS quarter was the most one sided game I seen. Did we not have around 80% possession or something?

**RCNG** · 31-10-2010 06:27 PM

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I really hope we can somehow win next week....but i am 35 and been following Hibs all my life and can count on one hand the amount of times I have seen us play really well against that lot. They have plenty of 3-0, 4-0 etc but we never ever seem to win comfortably against them. There were a few 3-1s under McLeish, the millennium derby and of course 6-2, but thats about it!

How refreshing it would be to see us win 3-0 or 4-0, I have a sneaky feeling next week we might just do that.

I share your optimism John!

Lets do a Newcastle!

***Danderhall Hibs*** · 31-10-2010 06:27 PM

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Like you optimism but I'll settle for 1-0

Despite the scorelines you mention the 1-0 in the CIS quarter was the most one sided game I seen. Did we not have around 80% possession or something?

81% possession but only 1 goal - which I think is the point he's making. Even when we're miles better we don't pump them very often.

***3pm*** · 31-10-2010 06:44 PM

They are pish - the problem is so are we.

We need to pitch up with the right attitude, we need a performance fae Riordan and Miller (due one) in particular. We need to the defencew to operate as a unit, we need a GK to grow some balls during a derby (Andy, maybe you help with those ones you've just bet!!!), we need to get tight to them. We need to make sure Kyle and MZ are picked up at set pieces.

We should not fear them.

**~~Bonnyrigg H.F.C~~** · 31-10-2010 06:47 PM

The way Calderwood wants to set us up might just make the difference. The likes of yogi wanted to pass them of the park. We had enough trouble doing that in any given game, never mind a derby. I wouldn't say I'm confident but I saw enough against UTD to think there might just be a bit more dig about us, I think you will see us a bit more fired up than any recent derbies. I know a derby
is usually won by the team wanting it more, but I think that is even more the case this time based on how ganting both teams look. Win the battle and a wee bit magic from our new captain should see us through.

**forthhibby** · 31-10-2010 06:52 PM

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Surely even this lot can psyche themselves up for a derby.

potentially, we'll have Derek Riordan, Colin Nish, Ian Murray and Lewis Stevenson playing or on the bench, i'm sure they will make sure there colleagues are psyched up

***essexhibee*** · 31-10-2010 07:02 PM

I definitely think calderwood will have them up for this one.

We were much improved sat and unlucky to lose. Yes atm we are pish but so are hearts and its strange how they seem to think they are so decent when in reality they are not. Their game plan today was so easy to see..a long hump up the park to kyle for the knock down. Snuff him out and stop the supply and the little they do offer is gone. Skacel does look dangerous at times but they really are nothing much. We should definitely not fear these muppets. It will be close but we can win this. GGTH GIRFUY YA HUN LOVING BASSAS.

johnbc70 · 31-10-2010 07:37 PM

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81% possession but only 1 goal - which I think is the point he's making. Even when we're miles better we don't pump them very often.

all over them that night but it was still 1-0, they could of sneaked a last minute goal and then.....well no doubt they would have won on penalties. Just want to see us beat them comfortably for once i.e. we are 3 up with 20 mins to go.

As I say I have a feeling about Sunday. I think we will score a couple of early goals and......well I better stop there!

**hibby al** · 31-10-2010 07:48 PM

a couple of hearts fans on the bbc site saying that kyle is out of the derby due to suspension
cant find any way to verify this as thev sfa site not that far ahead yet. if true would it be a good
thing for us or will it force them not to play hoofball ?

**Dashing Bob S** · 31-10-2010 07:48 PM

Always optimistic about these games. I'd be disappointed by a one-goal win but I'd grudging take it. I feel that 3-1 in our favour is the most likely outcome.

***The Harp*** · 31-10-2010 07:54 PM

Like to see somebody (Bamba perhaps) sort out Kyle early on ... legally, of course!

He's a numpty but the sort of numpty that could do us damage if not dealt wi'.
Good opportunity for us to start the revival.

**forthhibby** · 31-10-2010 07:56 PM

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a couple of hearts fans on the bbc site saying that kyle is out of the derby due to suspension
cant find any way to verify this as thev sfa site not that far ahead yet. if true would it be a good
thing for us or will it force them not to play hoofball ?

i'd rather kyle played as killie proved today that if you mark him out of the game, yams don't have an alternative and bamba has dealt no probs with him in previous meetings

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