Along with Riordan, who blew it in the last 2 mins, was the only one who showed the required commitment and hard but fair attitude on the pitch yesterday. He also rarely gave the ball away and played one good ball into the D.
Saw somebody post saying that he was amongst the shirkers yesterday along with Rankin and Miller and I felt the need to back him up. I even saw the lad winning headers against the Hearts heffers.
He's not the most talented we have but he deserves to keep his left mid spot where as Miller, Rankin, De Graaf and Galbraith need to be replaced with Murray + 3.
Keep it up Lewis and you may win more over and deserve a new contract.
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08-11-2010 02:11 PM #1
Lewis Stevenson
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08-11-2010 02:17 PM #2
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I would agree with that.
He ran out of steam a little, hardly surprising, but he closed down space first half and but for some urgency and decent vision, could have been found a few times down the flank. Didn't hide either and always available. Didn't help his cause that Grounds continually looked for a crossfield pass, rather than the simple ball to Lewis on the touchline.
In fact he was the only one in my book who came out with any form of passmark.
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08-11-2010 02:28 PM #4
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The question I was asking after the game yesterday was -- where has he been for so long ?? Surely you would rather have him in the team ahead of others ???
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08-11-2010 02:35 PM #6
I agree, good fight from Stevenson. He needs more confidence though, best of a very bad bunch!
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He played with heart and determination and i think he at least is trying to take his chance in the first team by actually giving a **** and putting some effort in.
I like the lad, really hoping he keeps it up and gets back to the form like that day in 2007 when he was class.Scottish Cup Winners 2016 - The Immortals
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08-11-2010 02:52 PM #11
I have to say that I'd like to keep Lewis at ER. If he's one on the ones whose contracts are up, I'd like to see him offered a new one.
Does anyone know how McCannavaro is getting on at ICT? Is he still injured?
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08-11-2010 02:55 PM #13
In thought he did well enough yesterday. At least I norticed he was present and on the pitch. The same could not be said for Rankin and De GRaff. The point one poster made about Grounds not passing up the line could be extended upon. I reckon I only saw Ground s in their half once in the game, a failed run at the defence in the final minutes.
Stevenson, keep up the effort!
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08-11-2010 02:56 PM #14
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08-11-2010 03:07 PM #15
Thought Lewis was the only bright point yesterday, well, no even that bright. But if the rest followed his example of getting tore right in, we might not have seen such a tepid display, which, if we're honest, made hearts look better than they actually are.
Was great to see him goin right through Ian Black a few times towards the end, cant actually mind the last time I seen someone in a hibs shirt do that in a derby. Or any other fcking game for that matter
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08-11-2010 03:11 PM #16
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There was also occassion in the second half where he was far forward and we lost the ball (again). Riordan had about 8 yards on him but went past him like he was not there to track back and slow up the Hearts player and Riordan subsequently put in the tackle.
I think Lewis has benefitted from having 2 or 3 games on the bounce and looks as if he has lost the excess weight he was carrying. We need grafters just now and he is one of them so a keep in my book.
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08-11-2010 03:20 PM #17
I would certainly agree he tries hard, that much was evident especially against dundee utd last week, however aside from the fact hes a hibs youngster brought through the system and so on, hes simply not good enough and not noe who should get a renewed contact IMO
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08-11-2010 03:22 PM #18
I think he has been really good the last few games!
Would like to see a midfield for rangers of :
Wotherspoon Murray Miller Stevenson Galbraith
Bit of strength with murray in the middle
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08-11-2010 03:24 PM #19
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Lewis suffers from being in a team with low confidence levels. Whilest not blessed with great ability, he worked hard yesterday and was in my view the most present in a light weight midfield. By far not the worst.
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We are all being nice to the so called home grown talent again
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08-11-2010 03:43 PM #24
Good effort
I do believe that Stevenson is not the most talented player in the squad but yesterday he tried much harder and showed us the player that we want to see every week. I also think De Graff picked up his game slightly and battled at some points of the match. Where as Danny Galbraith who usually is causing the opponents defence problems didn't perform to his full potential, may be because he is a hearts fan, but I hope he can step it up against rangers because I do think he is a great wee player, he seems to play better when brought on from the bench.
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I thought he was posted missing like the rest of the team yesterday. Ok, a good crunching tackle on Black, but lets not get carried away that he's the future of the Hibs midfield.
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08-11-2010 03:54 PM #27
I mentioned on another thread I think de graaf was the only one out of 2 or 3 who looked like they gave a ****
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08-11-2010 04:00 PM #28
De Graaf always looks like he's giving 100%, just a shame he's not great with a football! Lewis was good yesterday and to his credit was one of a very small few who went into the lounge after the game and took alot of stick from fans, takes a bit of character to stand there and take abuse from fans after a game like that.
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08-11-2010 04:03 PM #29
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nobody says lewis is the future of the Hibs midfield. In the cup final he was being tipped as one for the future and has just lost his way and maybe needs another environment to develop. Most folk are just saying he was better than most.....
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08-11-2010 06:29 PM #30
I think the boys a player. Plenty dig and technically very good. He's been pissed about by all since Collins. The fact that Rankin was rated higher by the previous incumbents of the managers hot seat probably explains why they are no longer in it
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