So is any progress we have made this season just been thrown out the window after that? Missing players remember. Tuesday night, long journey etc. I'm not to bothered about that result and you can tell the club aren't either. As long as we keep it up in the league that's what really matters.
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Thread: Progress?
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29-08-2012 12:39 AM #1
Progress?
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29-08-2012 12:51 AM #2
I think tonight, if anything, has shown that we haven't really made any true progress and are only a few injuries away from returning to the dirge of last season.
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29-08-2012 12:56 AM #3This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The club, manager, players and supporters should be bothered we only really have two chances (Slim Chances) of silverwear every season, that's one down and we aren't even out of August! Our club aren't Man Utd/Arsenal/Chelsea we need good cup runs in order to get much needed funds to spend on players during the transfer windows.
I'll be honest the folk who think this result should be swept under the carpet need there head examined. We have been played off the park by a second division team, they brought on a player Willie Gibson in the second half who I've played against a few years back and he's shocking.
Hibs players and staff should be ashamed of themselves after that.
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29-08-2012 12:56 AM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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29-08-2012 12:59 AM #5
Of course, but say come the end of the season and were in the top 6..would anyone be that bothered about this result? Would anyone look back and still rage?
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29-08-2012 01:07 AM #7
Take one game at a time, you can't say we will get top six at this stage of the season. I could put it to you that should we finish 2nd or 3rd should we have tried harder in the LC and gave ourselves a decent chance of winning something?
PF keeps telling us that we need to stop being a soft touch well tonight Mr Fenlon our team were a soft touch all over the park, bullied and harrassed by a second division team who deserved there win.
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29-08-2012 01:08 AM #8
Spot on Matty. Realistically we shouldn't be anywhere near the relegation spots this year and I fear we will drop away from the chase for Europe, so I'm sure we'll all be wondering 'what if?' come March.
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29-08-2012 01:14 AM #9
I think well finish top 6, pending injuries that would just **** us over. All im saying is yes we should have win, the cup is important but in the grand scheme of things tonight's result wasn't the end of the world, we are still a far better team than last year. The main objective this year is to make progress in the league, which so far we have done.
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29-08-2012 01:21 AM #10This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Like you say if things go tits up and our first 11 get suspesions or injuries these are the players we need to rely on to get us through games and they can't even put in a performance against QOS!
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29-08-2012 02:30 AM #11This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote"We know the people who have invested so far are simple fans." Vladimir Romanov - Scotsman 10th December 2012
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29-08-2012 05:06 AM #12This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Last night wasn't about Hibs not really caring. It was about Fenlon underestimating a second division team and making changes to a winning team. As I said on a PM board, Fenlon seems to be fine as long as he's not having to put too much thought into the team (I.e. 442 and all the obvious players playing in their best positions). As soon as he tries to mess about with tactics or positions, it goes pear-shaped.
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29-08-2012 05:25 AM #15
I've been supportive of fenlon since he came in and i still am but last night was a spectacular own goal. We've been dire for so long now and we needed to keep up the little bit of momentum we had going.irrespective of who we were playing he should have put our strongest team out then maybe made changes if we were winning. We have missed out on some much needed revenue and if we go on a bad run from here he will get pelters for it. We need to dust ourselves down now and try and get a result on saturday as last night has just made the trip to parkhead much more important
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29-08-2012 05:47 AM #16
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29-08-2012 06:24 AM #17
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Feel good factor has gone for me. You travel all that way and see that team sheet and you think "but I want to support my team, not an elephants graveyard xi".
Long way back home thinking dark thoughts about why this club with this board and this manager deserve any of my time and support. Terrible
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29-08-2012 06:28 AM #18
These head in the sand posts are just as bad as the "doom and gloom" posts. The club will need good cup runs to boost the coffers for January and beyond. I don't think they will take too kindly to the club being pumped out of one of the cups by the end of August.
It's not the end of the world but to brush it under the carpet is wrong. It is potentially a substantial amount of lost revenue that may effect the budget of Fenlon, it is a lost chance of a Semi-Final or another trip to Hampden, and 500 Hibs fans have travelled a long way to see the team pumped out by a 2nd Division team.
It's quite a big boot to the spuds.
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29-08-2012 07:19 AM #19
It's a shocking result. We've recently taken three steps forward but last night we took two steps backward. The annoying thing is that we will have to wait a while to see if more progress can be made as Celtic will eat us alive on Saturday.
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29-08-2012 07:24 AM #20
Last night proved 2 things that kujabi should never put ona jersey again and punted along with o'hanlon!
The hoofball tactic was brutal and cost us we never really got cairney and deegan on the ball ..
Griffiths had no support cause kuqi doesn't look fit either! If we get injuries I wouldn't be so confident with last night performance of them coming in and making a difference! Was a long journey last night
sumed it up for me when 3 players come over and say thenaks for the support!
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29-08-2012 07:30 AM #21
The thing is, we didn't bring in untried youngsters against QOTS, these were players who are professionals, and should be beating QOTS every week. I don't know if some players just turned up with the wrong attitude, or if we just couldn't get the ball down and it was a bad night at the office, or a combination of both. Griffith's always gives 100%, but for him to miss such glaring chances are unlike him. It was probably a bit of both. Last night is only really a backwards step if we don't learn from it. It may have been the last chance for a couple of players to show they still had a place at Hibs, because PF is after players in thier position, and if that's the case, then fair dos. This season is all about finishing higher than last season, I can wait a year for us to challange for trophies.
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29-08-2012 07:42 AM #22This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Yes the cup is important but a good league position is more important and though we are second we haven't looked great so its important these we find out sooner rather than later if these guys can step in when needed, and its obvious they can't. At least we know now while theres time to do something about it rather than after friday and tggddn midway through the season injures kick in and we start to plummet down the league and get kicked out the Scottish cup first round. That team should have been good enough to beat QotS, we know it and i'd bet Fenlon knows it, but they didnt.
We arent the first team to get knocked out by a smaller club and we wont be the last. It did tell us our first eleven can be competitive but thats it. As long as a) we never see that line up starting a game again and b) a few more players come in then i will take it as lesson learned.
p.s. apologies now for any spelling or grammar issues, it's early and i'm typing this on my phone.
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29-08-2012 08:01 AM #23
Finishing 8th and winning a cup at Hampden.
Finishing 5th and out both cups early doors.
I know which I'd prefer. I'm not massively upset about resting a few players in a midweek cup game. What I am upset about is the fact our squad has been shown up for how light it is. If McPake and/or Maybury get injured that's what we are left with. We need bodies in, good cup runs pay for these bodies.
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29-08-2012 10:13 AM #24
Thing is, I am just as annoyed as the next fan that we lost last night, but if we get any sort of result on saturday against, the QoS result will virtually be forgotten until the next round when we aren't there, and everyone will be back to praising the team again. I understand that last nights result has shown severe weaknesses in our squad as a whole but I can't help looking at the table and seeing us in 2nd and being optimistic for the season, it is early days but who knows??
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29-08-2012 11:43 AM #25
Last night was a shocking result and a real disappointment although when I looked at the starting 11 I knew we were going to be beaten. O'Hanlon and Kujabi are simply not good enough and Hanlon seems to need to be coached whilst he's on-field - probably due to the rubbish he's played alongside for years now.
The progress we have made so far this season hasn't been 'thrown out of the window' however last night does highlight that if we have to rely on the same players that weren't good enough to get a game towards the end of last season, as backup to an average to Ok starting 11, then we will be in another relegation battle this time round too. Deegan and Cairny also picked thier night to have an off game.
If we are to make any substantial progress on last year then we need 3 more players; but I'm not confident of getting them.
At least the majority of you on here didn't have to face the "being beaten by yer hame team" comments this morning.
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29-08-2012 11:58 AM #26
The players that have come in have not had much first team football not an excuse however it also shows us that any injuries and we dont have the quality to replace players?
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29-08-2012 12:04 PM #27
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The worst aspect for me is that Kuqi to all intents looks a dud. I was hoping we'd added a guy that could do a Brewster or latter day Mixu, but it looks like we've added a slug like behemoth. Sheridan freed by CSKA yesterday could have been done, stupid by Fenlon and Petrie for sanctioning this deal. Not good.
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