Since there seemed to be some rather heated exchanges on the match thread tonight about whether Fenlon is useless or not, and if so how useless he is, I thought I would offer a little clarity:
Ratings of our last five managers (% performance in all matches against SPL opposition based on 3 pts for a win, 1 for a draw, 0 for a loss)
Collins: 49%
Mixu: 42%
Yogi: 38%
CC: 33%
PF: 37%
So PF is better than Calderwood and only marginally worse than Yogi. Having said that, in presiding over a 0-5 reverse at home to Celtic, an utter humiliation against Hearts in the cup, and now a pumping out of the League Cup by 2nd Division opponents, PF has three ribbons on his chest that none of his predecessors quite managed.
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Thread: The Fenlon Debate
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28-08-2012 09:18 PM #1
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The Fenlon Debate
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28-08-2012 09:20 PM #2
He is also the only manager out of them that had to immediatly follow the mess that CC left behind. That has to be taken into account in terms of percentages.
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28-08-2012 09:21 PM #3
Livid about tonight but we need to give the guy time. Window closes on Friday, lets hope he brings in a bit of pace and guile to the midfield.
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28-08-2012 09:27 PM #6
Poor result, Hibs losing in their first game in the cup to a 2nd division side is never acceptable.
Shouldn't even be talking about emptying him just now though.
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28-08-2012 09:27 PM #7
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28-08-2012 09:27 PM #8
the percentages also tell a very obvious story. the slow decline of quality at hibs!!
I strongly believe Pat Fenlon is the man to take us forward. We have already shown improvement in the new signings he has made!
Keep the Faith!!
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28-08-2012 09:27 PM #9
Out of those 5 he was left with the worst squad and didn't have a summer transfer window to sort it out, last season was written off when he took over, he was meant to keep us up and he did. Fenlon is the only one to get to a Scottish cup final as well. Not one of us ever thought about getting to the Scottish cup final as possible when Fenlon took over, start a fresh, look at his results so far this season and he's looking much better than the stats suggest
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28-08-2012 09:28 PM #10
I think he's good enough and is the man for the job, but he got it horribly wrong tonight.
Regardless of the team selection there has to be a question over his tactics tonight.Follow the Hibs podcast, Longbangers, on Twitter (@longbangers)
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28-08-2012 09:30 PM #13
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28-08-2012 09:34 PM #16
For me Mr Fenlon is not the man for the job (i hope am wrong) i dont want to go on and on but fix it before its to late
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28-08-2012 09:38 PM #17
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There was always going to be ups and downs this season.
The three good games in a row did not meant that a 'last season' esque performance wasn't lurking ready to return. Equally, nor does this one performance mean that we won't see any more performances like we've seen in the last couple games.
We have a decent starting 11 now, tonight showed that drafting back in some of the weak links from last season can quickly undo things. Hopefully those on high take note and release enough funds to prevent them from having to be seen again. Perhaps, as well as resting important players, tonight was to give those guys one last chance to impress, or indeed, enough rope to hang themselves with...
I'm willing to judge Pat on this season alone, so his percentage stats so far don't overly concern me. Should we go through this season and still be in the 30% range, then he will be out of excuses and had more than enough time to prove himself, and should go accordingly. Personally I think he'll get us into the top 6 at least this season, but only time will tell.
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28-08-2012 09:39 PM #18
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And when we eventually did have to face a team from the top half of the SPL, things didn't actually turn out very well.Last edited by Nailrod; 28-08-2012 at 09:41 PM.
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28-08-2012 09:39 PM #19This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Lets face it I think people were getting a bit carried away with our 2 wins and a draw where we have been poor in spells of the games. Up until we scored on Saturday it reminded so much of the stuff we had to endure last season.
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Not to mention his tactics in the Cup Final.
Regardless, the players must shoulder most of the blame. I wasn't there tonight but the reports from those that were, together with the result would suggest the players performed poorly. Now the conundrum for me is - are they just ****** or were they given crap tactics and instructions?This is how it feels
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28-08-2012 09:40 PM #21
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Terrible result tonight and Fenlon must take his share of blame but a lot of the folk who criticise him today and before seem to have been criticising him for whatever reason ( footballing or not ) since he was appointed . With Yogi it was obvious that quite a few here were dead against his appointment and didn`t even give grudging praise when we were doing well under him and even seemed to enjoy the " I told you so " when things went wrong . Probably the same with CC , Mixu etc too . Genuine criticism of managers for their tactics and signings etc including praise if / when things go well might be more useful . In the 45 years I`ve supported Hibs , Turnbull ( sacked as he led us towards relegation ) and Mowbray ( a failure as a manager since and lots of bad signings and cup results while with us ) were considered to be the best by " experts " . Of the recent managers , each one has inherited a worse squad than his predecessor . Is there really much difference between any of the managers at Hibs or elsewhere ?
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