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despite cruising through Europe
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...pa-League.html
Can't imagine what he's waiting on - can you Rod?
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29-08-2011 09:03 PM #1
Michael O'Neill has still not signed a contract with Shamrock Rovers
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29-08-2011 09:10 PM #3
Hmmmm, interesting. Too far fetched to believe that CC has been asked to kill time until O'Neill is available and then CC can go to Brum? Probably wishful thinking but things are desperate!!!
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29-08-2011 09:14 PM #4
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He isn't going to leave the team he just took into the Europa League.
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29-08-2011 09:16 PM #5
Apparently never played for us also i wonder if the Shamrock forums are in the same kind of meltdown as ours when Calderwood said pretty much the same thing???
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Not sure why you think that, he pretty much said he will.
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29-08-2011 09:55 PM #8
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So this was a guy who was pretty much determined by a lot round here to be 'not good enough' when CC was brought in, but now he is the answer because Shamrock managed to win a game in Europe?
Not saying he isn't, just find it interesting...
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29-08-2011 11:03 PM #9
message to GOD...
Dear God
I have been a good Hibs fan, i deserve better than some of this *******
if you do this for me, i promise i will be very good and never ask you for anything again
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29-08-2011 11:14 PM #10
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This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote“Shamrock Rovers is where I’m managing at and I’m going to continue to do that – but if the opportunity presents itself we’ll see what happens.”
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29-08-2011 11:25 PM #11This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
GG
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29-08-2011 11:40 PM #12This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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30-08-2011 12:11 AM #13This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
It happened about two months ago with Colin Calderwood.
At least Michael O'Neill is touting himself for a managerial post!
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30-08-2011 02:26 AM #14This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
If I was the world's best player, I would leave any club on the planet to play for Hibs, who's to say O'N wouldn't do the same?
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30-08-2011 05:07 AM #15
Hohoho..... he's the cheap option...he's got too many Hibs connections... he's not got the experience....
Calderwood was made manager to pacify the fans. If you don't think the board read these forums, you're off your head. They looked at what the messageboard was saying - " no hibs connections", "an outsider", "new face", "experience", "success elsewhere". So they got Calderwood - who covered all those bases.
Think it's not true? Yogi was signed when a lot of people were saying "Mixu was the cheap option, we wouldn't pay for Yogi". "The football Falkirk play....", " Yogi's passion....." They signed him to give the Hibs fans what they wanted.
Mixu was SACKED to give the Hibs messageboards what they wanted. That useless, fat finn, Mixup, who was incapable of learning from his mistakes - who then turned around and built the foundations of a Killie team that continues to show potential.
The next time we pick a manager - and I reckon it'll be soon enough - the last folk consulted should be the fans. The board should make thier own appointment, not just someone who fit's the Hibs.net fashions of the day.
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30-08-2011 05:29 AM #16
More or less spot on. The only difference is that I think Mixu and Yogi had too much of an emotional connection to the club. By that I mean that neither of them could handle seeing Hibs lose, and the players laughing and joking around on a Monday morning. They both hated that, and in the fans eyes, rightly so. In my opinion, at this level (middle order SPL) you need to blank that out and make sure players arent terrified of making mistakes and get on with looking forward and planning the next game.
I reckon O'Neil would be perfect for Hibs as he wouldn't be too attached but be far more enthusiastic than the current "leader". He still looks as if he doesn't want to be here and his refusal to rubbish this summers reports are enough for me to say "time to go". That's before i even look at what's happening on the park. No one would give 100% for a boss that they knew didn't care, in any walk of life.
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30-08-2011 05:30 AM #17This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Hard to see how he could have done worse at ER than the current disaster.
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30-08-2011 06:26 AM #18
Michael O'Neil worked under Mixu and managed at Brechin where we had players on loan. I'd be surprised if Rod hasn't been speaking to him on a regular basis and at length since the Europa League victory against Partizan.
Michael is an ex-player, would love the job, knows Scottish Football, wants to manage in the SPL, is very intelligent, articulate, popular and successful at every job he's had to date.
Oh aye - he is a Qualified Accountant as well
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30-08-2011 07:42 AM #19
Has O'Neil not been interviewed for the Hibs Job in the past?
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30-08-2011 07:49 AM #20
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30-08-2011 08:29 AM #21
http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/spor...ait.6827536.jp
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Some common sense here, not that it'll catch on in this forest of jerking knees:
http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/spor...ait.6827536.jp
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30-08-2011 08:48 AM #23
If Michael O'Neil comes to Hibs, this place will want him out in 10 matches or less.
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30-08-2011 11:47 AM #25
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Calderwood on the other hand is really living on a dogs life whereby defeat at home to Aberdeen would make his position near enough untenable. I've been arguing that he deserves September to prove himself but this kinda makes me think that maybe we should just bite the bullet, hoof Calderwood now and get O'Neill in pronto - or maybe the board are hoping Birmingham City might come in with another (probably reduced) offer ?!?
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30-08-2011 11:54 AM #26This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
An excellent article looking at our current situation from a realistic and unemotive stance - puts Kane's article to shame.
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30-08-2011 12:19 PM #27
To be honest, I'm at the stage now where I wouldn't have a clue who could turn us round. Looking at the previous mangers,
Brought in the football intellect in Collins - didn't work.
Brought in the fans favourite in Mixu - didn't work.
Brought in the man to install passion/fight in Yogi - didn't work.
Brought in the experienced professional in CC - looking like another failure with every passing week.
The club needs a change in culture. Someone who can motivate and inspire everyone at the club from the players to the cleaners. A born winner as opposed to 'better luck next week'.
Whether A) we could find someone of this calibre and B) implement such a strategy with the incumbent board is another argument.
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30-08-2011 01:08 PM #28This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
You have a pretty dim view of the folks at the top of our club. What you describe is not leadership; it's pandering to the most vocal elements within the customer base.
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30-08-2011 04:24 PM #30
PM's have had to put up with me banging on about M'ON the last couple of times his name has been banded around. For non-PM's, here are a few facts:
- He still has one (if not two) houses in Edinburgh
- He was in the frame when both Hughes and CC were appointed but has never been officially interviewed for the job.
- He enquired about the Aberdeen job when Craigy Broon got it.
- He is friends with one of our directors (not sure which one).
- When CC got the job he was definitely interested despite having reservations about Petrie and the budget he'd have to work with. Whilst that may have changed given the Europa League games he's got coming up, I still think he'd jump at the job. Why? He would more than treble his salary which suggests he's not on a huge wedge at the moment.
Of course it's irrelevant as we (unfortunately) still have a manager.
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