As i see it, the argument for keeping him has always been he needs time. Thats all well and good, but imo we need to be thrown a crumb now and then to keep backing the man, we need to see a little light at the end of the tunnel.
Does anyone see any light, even a small flicker?
Arguments against are easy, results, performances, non commitment, dull uninspiring they have all played a part in folk deserting the club.
How long can this go on before the club act?
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16-10-2011 08:39 AM #1
The arguments for and against Calderwood.
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16-10-2011 08:42 AM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I accept though that argument has run out and a change is needed.
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16-10-2011 08:59 AM #3
On the plus side, I don't think he spent the money building the latest stand, very nice though it is.
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As it is, though, we do not appear to be improving much at all, and when there are signs they are there for moments and then we're back to the schoolboy performances like yesterday.Follow the Hibs podcast, Longbangers, on Twitter (@longbangers)
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16-10-2011 09:18 AM #5This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
His appointment has just been an absolute disaster from the start
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16-10-2011 09:21 AM #6
There are no arguments in favour of Calderwood. Punt him now before we are relegated.
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16-10-2011 09:26 AM #7
Cc is in my opinion far worse than Duff Jimmy.
He inherited Riordan, Zemmama, Miller, Stack, Murray, Bamba, makings of a foundation to build upon.
We also got in Sodje, Gaz, Sproule, Griffiths, Osbourne, Pallson, Agogo...this is in no way a team that should be staring at relegation.
Get him right to ****.
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16-10-2011 09:28 AM #8This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Yet when Hughes team won, and had his team sitting third, it was all luck?
Progression is imo a team that wins, plays good attractive football and crowds grow as people are enjoying what they see.
Calderwoods team have the opposite effect, but is not getting half the stick Hughes did.
Hughes deserved to go, his results from February were terrible and Petrie acted swiftly. Calderwoods results are worse, the footballs worse, the team are worse and crowds are turning their backs on the club. Why the double standards, why has he not been punted?
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16-10-2011 09:33 AM #11
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I bear the man no personal animosity.
However, even Calderwood must now appreciate that despite his best efforts, it is simply not working, and that there is nothing on the horizon that is going to suddenly turn things around.
Sometimes, just like some marraiges, it is simply not meant to be, and it is in everyone's best interests if the partnership is dissolved, and quickly .
For Gawd's sake Petrie put the man, and us long suffering supporters out of our mysery and enact the divorce.
It may cause some short term angst, but long term everybody will be better off for it.
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I hoped against hope that he would turn it round but it's not realy happening for whatever reason, but I am seriously concerned about how far back the next phase of the managerial and squad merry go round is going to set us. We have been doing player clear outs too frequently and another one is likely when the manager changes again.
That said Yogi had to go, and I was backing him for longer than most.
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16-10-2011 10:19 AM #13
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The arguments for and against Calderwood.
Reasons for him tae stay 0
Reasons against him staying, too numerous tae mention
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16-10-2011 10:30 AM #14
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16-10-2011 10:47 AM #15
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16-10-2011 10:58 AM #16
The arguement for him to stay is that if we fire A.N.Other we are missing the root of the problem and hence we will be in this place again. Look at Derek Adams. Talented manager without a doubt. Has taken a Ross County team from its' knees and put them top of the pile. He smelled something rank at ER and wanted out. Not the smell you get from dodgy bin but when you need to get builders in to dig deep and you know it will cost. What makes this more compelling for me is the body language of those players yesterday. Not interested. Looked completely hacked off, trotting around in that cash cow of a new strip with as much commitment to the cause as those boys you see holding up the golf sale signs on a busy high street.
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16-10-2011 11:11 AM #17
Even if we did replace him, some "supporters" would automatically not accept the new man. I think the board who try get bollan or jimmy Calderwood - ignoring his cv and just not liking him because he shouldn't be at Hibs, this mega successful sleeping giant in a pish league. Although CC is not the man, we need to have a massive reality check
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16-10-2011 11:26 AM #19
the thing i dislike about this the most is that at the end of all this he will get a good pay off from hibs, something he in no way deserves IMO
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Tell me why he should stay then?
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16-10-2011 11:53 AM #24This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
However, since you ask, I am still willing to give CC until the end of the year. If we are still where we are now, then I would agree it would be time for him to go.
I have seen some good signs over the past month or so of an improvement, and I think the first half yesterday was just one of those "bad days at the office". I don't think the club can afford to pay big compo getting shot of him now, but the next few months may determine they will have to bite the bullet and do just that.
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And that is the baffling part BH, how the Hibs fans haven't turned on CC is unbelievable compared to the treatment that was handed out to Yogi and Mixu for there bad spells at the club, have the Hibs fans gave up on the club that they cant even be bothered shouting for CC removal from the club, Petrie has and still is backing CC and the fans know that Petrie pulls the strings at ER, its his call and the Hibs fans know this and with RP not going anywhere soon it looks like wee may be stuck with CC while RP is at the club.
The pressure needs to be put on RP if wee want a new man in charge of the team and that should start with the game against St Mirren next week, some sort of protest to show the Board and manager that wee wont tolerate the rubbish that is being served up to us week after week, i know a lot of fans are voting with there feet and not coming along to watch Hibs anymore, i will always go and watch the team but it doesn't mean i am happy with the way things are going at Hibs and the only way to put that over to the club when at the games is to be loud enough to let the people who are running our club that wee are not happy and haven't been for a long time now.
CC needs to go that is quite obvious now, but i also think time is up for Rod Petrie as well, his backing of CC over the summer was an embarassment to the club and fans, and dont get me started on his joke of a statement to the fans backing CC regarding winning five games in a row but forgot to mention the other games where wee were tom kite.
One for CC, and another for RP, , there time is up at Hibernian FC.
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16-10-2011 12:55 PM #27
The guy is a loser.
His record of results is hugely embarrassing. It's on a par with Jim Duffy.
He doesn't at all appear to me to be hurting. His professional pride doesn't appear to me to be dented. I'm not saying I want him punching the dugout like Hughes or constantly arguing with officials like Mixu but surely its only human to look frustrated?
I've concluded he simply doesn't care. He's working his ticket knowing he will get a nice wee pay off. I've no doubt after ER he won't be a manager again. He's at best a number two.
What is quite remarkable in my humble opinion is the goodwill most of us have extended to him. Despite his results and his disrespectful behaviour over bags of sweeties etc the majority started this season desparately wanting him to succeed.
The reality is he's lost that completely and the evidence in terms of results and performances are such that his appointment and summer fight to retain have been a boardroom error of colossal proportions.
The board now need to act before its too late.
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16-10-2011 01:02 PM #28
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can anyone provide me with cc's record?
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16-10-2011 01:13 PM #30
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There is total apathy towards Hibs. Crowds below 9000 and getting lower. RP and the board have taken us for mugs to often. The latest gimic of the 3rd strip and wearing that awful colour shows the club see fans as a cash cow to milk. CC's record is woeful. The style of football makes your eyes bleed. The players don't try and appear to be more interested in George Street than Easter Road.
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