Not even half fit in my book, played and passed off the park by a very average but workmanlike Killie team, ever since we moved there our fitness levels have been shocking but to fair there were at least 6 players not fit to wear the jersey.
Abysmal doesn't even come close.
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Thread: The curse of East Mains?
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14-08-2011 01:11 PM #1
The curse of East Mains?
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14-08-2011 01:46 PM #2
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I dont think its a "curse" so to speak but id o wonder what goes on sometimes.We are told and im sure there have been posts about people being shown around and as far as i recall east mains mains looks great and has great this and great that.
So am i the only one who tihnks not enough is being done there?
As HIBERNIAN-0762 says fitness doesn't seem good, why is fitness not good? i remeber when JC was here we had a fitness coach who was well thought of, is he still about?or do we have a new one?
I do hope things happens and the players get there fingers out and practice and practice and get fitter.
I know fitness is not the be all and end all, but it sure does help.
I tihnk everyone agrees that the purpose of east mains is to make an average/good player of hibs better and fitter.
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14-08-2011 03:05 PM #6
The fitness coach was some French boy worked with a few teams and ran the conditioning at the pre season camp , he also did some consultancy after pre season
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14-08-2011 03:08 PM #7
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Triple training sessions
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14-08-2011 03:43 PM #8
I'm glad everyone agrees! here's me thinking it was just me!
As one of the posters has said, Gullane dunes AND Arthurs Seat!
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14-08-2011 03:52 PM #9
these clowns are far too pampered. i would have them back in public parks as on a saturday they play
like thats where they are
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14-08-2011 03:56 PM #10
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14-08-2011 05:05 PM #11
i do think that now and again they should be taken to connect with their public. Esp. if we have a stinker against the Yams just to remind them of the connection and what it means.
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14-08-2011 05:07 PM #12
A bit off topic but I love the thread title. Sounds like a spoof Sherlock Holmes type thing.
Every gimmick hungry yob,
Digging gold from rock and roll
Grabs the mic to tell us,
He'll die before he's sold.
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14-08-2011 05:16 PM #13
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14-08-2011 05:21 PM #14
Nowt to do with the East Mains.
It's perhaps the leadership within it that makes the difference.
And right now it's extremely questionable IMO
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14-08-2011 05:22 PM #15
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14-08-2011 06:26 PM #16
Nae point in frettin over our crap ongoing performances; duff managers etc. It's only a game. Lets get down to East Stirling level where its only a case of providing the opposition with never a thought of victory or winning anything.
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14-08-2011 07:04 PM #18
You can have the best facilities in the world it means F all if you don't have the staff to utilise it
The coaching staff has barely changed since Mowbray was in charge ( barring evans and Thompson) 3 managers have been and gone in the same time, as far as I'm concerned when a manager fails so does his team of coaches.
I think there's a comfort zone so to speak set in with all involved at east mains and it's in desperate need of shaking up
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15-08-2011 07:24 AM #19This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I think people have watched the match and jumped to the conclusion fitness is the problem and in the case of Osbourne and Aggo that might well be true. I wonder, however, if what we were seeing was the effect of a team moving into space and passing well, obviously playing in a way they consistently do. We on the other hand were left with no passing options and were easily closed down as a result and chasing back when beaten by a well placed pass.
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15-08-2011 07:26 AM #20
[QUOTE=HIBERNIAN-0762;2886093] played and passed off the park by a very average but workmanlike Killie team QUOTE]
Sorry but we must’ve been watching different matches. Killie were direct, incisive and gave us a problem every time they had the ball. Hibs on the other hand laboured to get through the Killie defence and often turned back and quite often our midfielders passed the ball to the opposition. We were gash! Their right winger creamed Booth who was given poor protection by Wotherspoon and the decision making by the team was very poor.
It was a doing and it could've been worse. The only redeeming feature from the game for Hibs was O'Connor's goal. The whole team needs to have a look at themselves. Sproule could've been sent off for his fit of petulance at the end, about the only time we saw he was on the park!! Professional players? I don't think so!
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15-08-2011 07:58 AM #22
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Considering they hadn't won a game in 10 it was obvious to me that their losing streak would end after playing us, if you think they were "direct" and "incisive" then it was surely due due to the fact that we let them be "direct and incisive", agree with everything else you said
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15-08-2011 08:11 AM #23
I don't believe we are any fitter or less fit than any team in the SPL. We will have done all the pre season training, we will have done all the tests they do, and each player will have been monitored separately.
For me its all about ability and desire, we have a couple of players who would break down a wall for the team, not enough imo especially when you consider their ability.
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15-08-2011 08:22 AM #24
Is the reason not to do with there being too many young inexperienced players in our starting eleven? Booth, Stevens, Hanlon, Wotherspoon, Pallson coupled to some experienced players who aren't all that good or not very good role models, O'Connor, Murray, Sproule. Add to that new players who haven't gelled yet then we are not looking to clever. Hopefully after a short time they will all click together but we need O'Hanlon to stay fit to run the back. Murrays days are behind him IMO, although yesterday wasn't down to one man, the right man could make a difference.
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15-08-2011 10:42 AM #25This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
We got Maka, O'Brien, Kerr, Noubissie, MAC, HKT and other hall of shamers for the money.
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15-08-2011 10:55 AM #26
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The posters saying gullane beach, that's where my team have been training, fittest we've been IMO. Hibs were chasing shadows against Killie, the footballing styles were so different it was unreal, they played with a philospohy that Mixu installed into them but not us. We just didn't turn up.
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