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Brown - 9/10 - did nowt wrong during the game and was excellent in the pen shoot put
Towell - 7/10 - Did well
Murray - 5/10 - Mistake for their 2nd goal, looked a bit off the pace
O'Hanlon - 8/10 - Thought the big lad did well, Higdon is a handful but he held his own
Hanlon - 7/10 - Did better in the 2nd Half, one fantastic tackle in extra time
Wotherspoon - 2/10 - Gave him a 2 only because he scored a Pen. I am sorry, but he contributes nothing. Murder. He won't be a professional footballer once his current contract is up, mark my words
Pallson - 6/10 - Worked hard enough, expected a bit more of him though
Scott - 5.5/10 - Again, worked hard enough, missed great chance, sorry, don't think he is good enough
Sproule - 4/10 - Poor
O'Connor - 9/10 - Worked his socks off, 2 great goals, hope he stays injury free !
Griffiths - 9/10 - Looked really sharp, set up first goal and unlucky not to score himself
Galbraith - 7/10 - Looked good when he came on
Agogo - 5/10 - Kept trying, afraid he looks average at best though
Booth - 5/10 - Did OK, shame he missed the pen
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20-09-2011 10:51 PM #1
Motherwell vs Hibs - Player Ratings
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20-09-2011 11:21 PM #2
Sorry to hear about Spoony. Probably the one of the worst players I've seen in a Hibs jersey for some time. Like playing a man down
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20-09-2011 11:24 PM #3This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Nothing against him personally, but he is just not good enough.....not by a long way.
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20-09-2011 11:44 PM #4
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Did you guys not see his first 20 games for Hibs? If you didnt see a fitba player in there then you dont know fitba
He is one of the most talented players at ER and his attitude is tremendous. He is getting the charlie adam treatment from the hibs fans because like the huns , some of us wouldnae ken a player if he came up and booted them in the baws
Open your eyes and gie the guy your support FFS
He is asked to played in many different positions, at the drop of a hat. Then dropped, then started, then new position different tactics.
Then steps up and scores in a pen shootout and guffies on here come on and give him stick
jog on guys, we dont need you
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20-09-2011 11:46 PM #5This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Hopefully he can turn his performances around.Last edited by The Harp Awakes; 20-09-2011 at 11:49 PM.
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21-09-2011 12:11 AM #6
I think your comments regarding Spoony are way of the mark. He is never in a million years a right back, plays his best wide on the right imo. he was excellent but overplayed when he came through, probably suffering a confidence crisis a wee bit due to being played blatantly out of position and getting pelters for it from his own so called fans. Give the laddie a break, get someone who at least has half a clue how to manage a football team/bring through youngsters. He was a regular with the scotland u21's up untill this season too. The progress of the likes of Spoony and Booth has came to a shuddering halt because we are being managed by a complete tosspot who has absolutely zero man management skills.
I am delighted we won tonight and by all accounts we put in a good performance, im certainly not getting carried away though as i have lost every confidence in Calderwood.
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21-09-2011 12:21 AM #7This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I also think, as Skanko says he is better playing from the midfield, some of his best play in the last year has been from there.
Give the laddie a break and get off his back.
I often think it would be interesting if there was a players message board where they could discuss (ahem) the performance of the fans. I suspect they would give some on here a real doing, oh but that would be so unfair. But hang on we are the extra man.... oh really.....
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I think a little time coming off the bench will do his confidence a bit of good. He was looking a bit stale at the start of the season, but there's definately a player in there. Most of us were raving about the lad a couple of seasons ago and now he "wont make it as a professional footballer"....get a grip.
Nobody seeing the resemblance of DW and Callum Booth's careers? Young lad, promoted from the 19's makes a great impact as a full back, looks so composed on the ball, scores a goal early in his hibs career, gets a Scotland U-21 call up....results go downhill, makes a few mistakes, people start doubting him as a full back, people call for him to be moved further up the park, or tried in a different position.
You know, I wouldn't be surprised to come on this board in 12 months time and find people saying how playing Callum Booth is like "playing with a man down"
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21-09-2011 12:37 AM #9
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I watched more of Hibs during Yogi's first season than in the last 18 months, so have far more positive Spoony displays than negative in the memory. Ultimately he's a creative player with attacking attributes, so if the team isn't playing the ball out wide to feet, and providing good movement up front, he will struggle! If Hibs are winning and dominating games he will do well, but he's not good enough yet to be a player who can change a game by himself.
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Opinions Eh?
with regards to your above ratings for Scott and Palsson, I thought Scott was awesome tonight he was up and down that field endless amounts of times and when the ball was in the air he was the only one of the two trying to bring the ball under control. Palsson on the other hand was more concearned about who was going to clatter into him.
Very harsh on spoony also you rated him a 2 yet Sproule, and Murray get higher marks even though Murray was at fault for there second goal and was subbed at half time along with Sproule who i can't recall beating anyone but himself during his time on the park.
Great fight and determination from GOC and LG the night well done the boys we all needed that result.
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21-09-2011 03:51 AM #11
I thought Murray did okay. After 15 minutes I thought that he was going to get slaughtered by Humphries and to an extent, he did. All evening Motherwell tried to exploit this mismatch and Humphries generally had the beating of Murray. However, their man got neither a goal nor an assist so maybe Ian did okay after all.
Was it just me that thought that Humphries was what Sproule should be?
Back to the Hibs ratings, I thought that Hanlon and O'Hanlon both had good games. The amount of block that they were putting in, especially in the first half, was superb. If I ever need a bodyguard to take a bullet for me I'll bear those two in mind.
Griffiths was outstanding. It looked to me like he had been given a free role to exploit any space he could find. That meant him playing on the wing for much of the second half and he gave a great account of himself.
I thought that O'Connor took his goals well but actually his general play wasn't that good today. There were many occasions where the ball came his way and he lost possession, but the two goals obviously more than compensate for that. Massive credit to him for how long he kept going though. I thought he was totally puggled after about 80 minutes but he kept going and pulling out the sprints right to the finish.
I still think we're missing creativity in midfield and our wing backs aren't contributing enough to team moves but a big improvement today overall.
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21-09-2011 08:19 AM #12
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Spoony definately has talent but is in dire need of some proper guidance on the pitch.
This would allow Booth to go into midfield where he can create without the massive pressure currently on him when he is at LB. If we keep young Callum at LB he will end up like Spoony where his confidence is going to end up shot to bits and could ruin what looks like being a very promising career.
With the proper guidance and nurturing hopefully both can progress again
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My comments were relating to the game last night. Were you at the game ?!?!? Would love him to come good again, but on current form he would struggle to get a game for a 1st Division team.
As for the jog on we don't need you comment.........relax a bit son
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21-09-2011 08:42 AM #15
Maybe if he was played in one position for a few games he would get back to his best. Thought he did ok tonight and on one or two occasions with a bit more belief might have created something excellent. He is a young kid and needs our support not slating. As for whoever said he is the worst player ever to play for Hibs, that is the most ridiculous thing I have ever read.
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Hope he turns it round, at the moment he is a passenger.
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21-09-2011 10:52 AM #17
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You won't get a job as a football scout once this thread finishes- mark my words.
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21-09-2011 11:43 AM #19This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
So how would you rate the players based on last night's game ?
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21-09-2011 11:56 AM #20This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Some people have short memories.
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21-09-2011 12:45 PM #23
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21-09-2011 01:04 PM #24
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Overall I am giving the team and management 9 out of 10 for the performance, fight and spirit on the night. The support would get a similar mark, but perhaps an 8 for the ridiculous booing at the HT whistle.
Marking individually I would go with,
Brown - 9/10 - Great performance, he seems to have spent the last few months practicing his kicking which was his only real let down. Real tough decision for CC at the weekend.
Towell - 6/10 - Did well despite being at fault for the first goal.
Murray - 6/10 - Mistake for their 2nd goal, but great challange in the 2nd to stop them scoring at third. Toughest shift of the night, but did well against the boy Humphrey.
O'Hanlon - 7/10 - Played well and a crucial challange in ET to stop them scoring, three good performances in a row from the CH's.
Hanlon - 8/10 - Did very well, and a great pen.....was bricking myself when I saw him stepping up.
Wotherspoon - 5/10 - Did not know he was playing after the first 10 mins, then again until he moved to RB. Hopefully the game will have given him some confidence, was lucky not to get done a couple of times on the night, but gave his all.
Palsson - 6/10 - Much better than recent preformances, like our other CM sh£ts out of any challenge that is not in his favour. But fair play for stepping up second when it came to pens, went up plenty in my estimation for that.
Scott - 6/10 - Worked hard, some silly challanges and seems to like to chest the ball and hump it too much. Perhaps should have done better with his shot when he only had CH on line to beat, but was quite far out.
Sproule - 3/10 - Did not seem to be himself last night.
O'Connor - 9/10 - Great performance, MOM by a distance for me.
Griffiths - 9/10 - Was up for it from the first minute to the last. Really hope he gets off the mark soon, I think he is going to go crazy when he does, cant wait to see that. Looked very strong and was excellent and holding of M'Well CH's to bring other into play.
Galbraith - 6/10 - Was the best half of football I have seen him play. really hope he is available for the weekend, may be good to change things up and start him, then bring on Sproule of a bit of impact if needed.
Agogo - 5/10 - I thought he looked good when he game on, very good passing and vision to try and bring others in / help us get up the pitch.
Booth - 4/10 - A couple of crosses into the box but nothing other than that. I really hope the pen miss does not affect his confidence even more. The kid needs some time on the bench to help him progress in the way we all hope he can.
Well done to CC and Brown, sent plenty of fans home late but very, very happy. Good acknowledgement to the support at the end. Fingers crossed we can keep this going for the weekend.
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Now despite his poor form in the past year or so, I don't think a regular Scottish under 21 international will have a problem picking up a club even if Hibs release him at the end of his deal.
Would you like a bet on whether DW is still playing pro at the end of his current contract? I don't think so.
It's easy to throw one liners around at any given time but I doubt you'd chance your mortgage on your 'opinion' would you?
There's plenty of players at ER I don't rate but there's none I'd say are not going to be pro players in a year or 2.
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21-09-2011 01:38 PM #26
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Apart from that, agree with the rest word for word
O'Hanlon was excellent and Griffiths gave the most intelligent, threatening striker's performance I've seen since the days of Fletcher in his prime. His movement and crossing ability is top drawer and how their keeper saved that howitzer I'll never know.....stunning save..
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He has buckets of ability and a good attitude but one thing is for certain is he is not a left midfielder
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