There is always pressure on any board of directors to appoint the right management team but for Hibs' board the next managerial appointment is huge.
Get it wrong (again) and we could be facing relegation and the dire consequences thereof.
However, should the board get it right we are well placed to reap the benefits of our competitors misfortunes. Hibs have done all the hard (and done it the hard way) paying down the debt, funding our own stadium redevelopment and a fantastic training complex. The infrastructure for the next couple of decades is there, it's time for us to crack on and fulfil our potential.
As Dundee United and particularly Hearts come to terms with their years of paying money they could not afford and Aberdeen fail to address their large debt and desperate need for a new home, Hibernian, with the right manager in charge, should be in a prime position to take advantage.
That isn't to ignore our current position of dwindling crowds/income (with the right appointment both should increase). Good football and good results will bring the fans back. Our playing budget is bigger (much bigger in some cases) than most of the league and whilst the board don't get everything right, I believe they do back their manager in the transfer market as far as they can.
Get the right guy in and it could be good times just around the corner.
GGTTH
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10-11-2011 04:32 PM #1
Time to Fulfil our Potential
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Hearts have crushing debt and need a new ground. How much more success have they really had than us?
Aberdeen have debt and need a new ground. They've had no success.
Even Rangers are in serious trouble and no-one else has any money.
But we're in great nick. With the right manager and a little bit of luck, serious good times could be ahead.
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10-11-2011 04:58 PM #5
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Forgetting that the club lost almost 1 million last year? And with crowds of 8-11k as well as having to pay off 300K to CC with nothing to sell. It doesn't look like such a great financial place to be...
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6 Million in debt is it not?
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10-11-2011 05:06 PM #7
Op is spot on, that's why I find the desire from some to get some dour spl experienced manager that'll probably stop the rutt for a few months but offer nothing more long term totally depressing.
The foundations have been laid so with an ambitious exciting manager that captures the imagination of the public we could be on the crest of a good future
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Some seasoned SPL schemer might well be the more rational choice but it isn't enough. Jim Jefferies, for one, would be another Bobby Williamson at best.
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