Are the Yams setting themselves up for a fall? They were miles ahead but then struggled to retain third place by then end of the season. They have since strengthened their team (on paper) by signing some better players. They have always been difficult to beat and last season found the ability to score important goals. But will they walk third and maybe even take second (as some of their fans think) or will they fall?
Here are some of their fans thoughts from the Scotsman website!!!!
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Thread: Pride comes before a fall
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18-06-2011 08:49 AM #1
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Pride comes before a fall
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18-06-2011 09:03 AM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
they dont half have a chip on their shoulders about us
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18-06-2011 09:11 AM #4
Does the supremacist attitude surprise you?
They no doubt would love to have us under their heel forever as every bigot needs a victim. Amazing how seemingly normal people can turn into complete erseholes as soon as they start talking about football. Mostly on the internet where people can hide behind a keyboard. The Yams I know would not speak like this to my face.
However....we are Hibs. We can look forward with a sense of pride that our club has been built from the roots up by itself and is self sufficient. Our time will come again and when it does it will be all the sweeter. We can afford bad seasons.....the Yams can't.
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18-06-2011 09:14 AM #5
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Who gives a **** what those pea brained, pish stained, inbred morons think.
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18-06-2011 09:19 AM #6
Some of them do have a bit of a superiority complex but thats understandable given that they did win a world war. atten-hut!
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18-06-2011 09:22 AM #7This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Also, The Scotsman website attracts the lower dregs of the Yam demographic mentioned above. The sort that make you wonder if we haven't gone a bit lax with the "Care in the Community" scheme these past few years.
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18-06-2011 09:38 AM #8
Last season their average attendance was 20% higher than ours despite them being in 3rd spot for most of the season and us in the bottom six. 400,000 supporters and that's the best they can do against a wee team.
It's no Wonga they are hated everywhere outside of Gorgie.
Tramps.
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18-06-2011 09:51 AM #9
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18-06-2011 10:22 AM #11
They fuds never learn. Last season they were telling us they were winning the league, this year they're going to do it again. I just ignore them these days, and thank the big man for the fact I'm a Hibby.
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18-06-2011 10:47 AM #13
I find the average yam i meet knows the square root of f all about football (i'm willing to accept there are a fair few Hibs fans who also fall into that category).
I had a conversation with one of them last night and some of the pish he came out with was bewildering. Takis Fyssas was better than Franck Sauzee (the fact they played different position 'didnae matter pal' apparently), Antti Niemi was a better goalkeeper than either Jim Leighton or Andy Goram, Kevin Kyle and John Sutton will be the best partnership in the SPL and Sutton is 'world class' apparently.
Absolute muppet.
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19-06-2011 06:07 AM #17
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19-06-2011 06:07 AM #18This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
But what would the tramps fae Gorgie know about class anyway?
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19-06-2011 07:56 AM #19
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And Amen to this as well
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19-06-2011 07:58 AM #20
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19-06-2011 12:47 PM #21
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Now be fair they are gonna win the champion's league this season as welll.Oh wait was that last season? or the season before?
Now be fair what does us wee teams fans know about big teams?
they have 400000000000 fans and whatever 1000's on there season ticket waiting list.
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19-06-2011 01:08 PM #22
They are so deluded it's unreal. They think John Sutton is a better buy than Garry O'connor, makes me laugh. Hopefully they'll get what's coming to them
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19-06-2011 01:20 PM #23
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They're just a horrible horrible club with an unrelentless obssesion of the 'wee team', If thy're such a big team why do they hardly ever fill their end at ER, we always fill the away end at swincastle. Horrible horrible club that will not be missed by anyone as soon as they go under.
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19-06-2011 02:32 PM #24
this is aw' they yam pricks will be hearing in their ******* cars...
"Sproule beats Wallace, he goes past Webster with ease and Ivan Sproule rattles the ball into the back of the net, It's Hibernian 3-1 Hearts and that could be the goal that sends the no money Hearts to the 1st division!
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19-06-2011 02:37 PM #25
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19-06-2011 06:44 PM #27
Their size obsession just shows they're making up for other deficiencies in their otherwise hollow and pointless lives.
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Hopefully not though!
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19-06-2011 07:03 PM #29
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They employ sexual predators, I wouldn't pay attention to a word they say.
"Play for the name on the front of the jersey and the supporters will remember the name on the back"
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19-06-2011 11:20 PM #30
Hearts have bought a bunch of average SPL players who will most likely be good enough to get them into the top 6 but not much more. On top of that they have released players (and will probably release a few more) who got them 3rd place last season and in all honesty produced some pretty decent displays last season. Overall, I think Hearts next season will be slightly weaker than they were last season.
Hibs (so far) have got rid of the deadwood that threatened to drag us into a relegation battle last year and have made 3 signings of a real good standard (in SPL terms) and I'd imagine Calderwood will bring in a few more, probably from England, of a decent standard. Signings made in the last transfer window like Palsson, who made an immediate impact, will benefit from having better quality players around them as will the young guys in the squad. Overall, I think Hibs will be considerably stronger next season than we were last (Not that that would be difficult). We may also have the benefit of the surprise factor early in the season as teams will take a while to get the measure of us given that we will be a completely different team to last season.
I am beginning to feel much more confident that we'll be a far better side next year but will say no more than that because as always, bad luck with injuries and suspensions will have a huge impact on our capabilities due to the size of squad we are likely to have.
Jambos will no doubt be shouting from the rooftops that they will be pushing the old firm for the title, rekindling their "special relationship" with the Scottish Cup and doing everything possible to avoid the embarrassment of winning the league cup which they have done so well over the years in achieving. They spout the same old crap every year. Let them rant on about being a huge team and sit quietly and wait for the season to unfold, I am quietly confident that CC has a few more aces up his sleeve than JJ.
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