From today's Scotland on Sunday, not seen it posted...
http://www.scotsman.com/news/aidan-smith-riordan-and-o-connor-s-roles-at-hibs-1-3200245
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24-11-2013 08:05 PM #1
Aidan Smith: Riordan and O’Connor’s roles at Hibs
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24-11-2013 08:19 PM #4
I'd take him more seriously if he hadn't supported the filth for a year for the sake of a few quid.
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24-11-2013 08:20 PM #5This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Vine comment was wholly unnecessary tooThis is how it feels
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24-11-2013 08:22 PM #6This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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24-11-2013 08:23 PM #7
A good read but nothing being said that hasn't already been discussed on here
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24-11-2013 08:28 PM #8This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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24-11-2013 08:31 PM #9
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24-11-2013 08:32 PM #10
No sure about anyone else but personally I'm sick of hearing and reading about these 2. They are grown men who have ****d up their football careers as it stands, tuff. They were legends in a lot of people's eyes and I appreciate what they did but its done.....gone...they won't be back. When will the press and some fans just stop and let it go.
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24-11-2013 08:38 PM #11This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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24-11-2013 08:41 PM #12
Two young me that we're badly advised, got too big headed and were easily led astray.
Would we we all love to see their heads right and fully fit doing a job for hibs? be surprised if many wouldn't tbh. Do they have the maturity, level headedness, desire? I know one thing, as much as I am not a O'Connor or Riordan fan (not for football but lifestyles), I would take any one of them hanging in and around the box for us just now. Saying that, would take anyone!
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24-11-2013 10:47 PM #13This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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25-11-2013 06:42 AM #14This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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25-11-2013 12:33 PM #15Elephant StoneLeft by mutual consent!
So many short sentences. It's really annoying.
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25-11-2013 12:44 PM #17This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I also know some of the 'characters' in the book and they hate Hibs.
I genuinely don't know how he managed it. Well, I do...money.
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25-11-2013 12:48 PM #18
I think Kenny Miller - mentioned in the article - has scored more career goals than O' Connor & Riordan put together.
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25-11-2013 12:52 PM #19
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25-11-2013 04:05 PM #22
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Not quite....but pretty close.
KM has 197 goals plus 18 for Scotland and 2 for the U21's. DR has 117 career goals and GOC has 104 plus 4 at international level. So its KM at 217 with GOC/DR at 225. KM has played 661 matches compared to DR 327 and GOC 363 for combined total of 690.
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25-11-2013 08:05 PM #26
Not much of a story if he is trying to make an impact somewhere
True about Vine though
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26-11-2013 09:47 AM #27This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
There is a whole chapter unwritten about the way that management allowed young Hibs players the freedom to conduct an unprofessional lifestyle and associate with the Edinburgh club scene. Some players like Scotty, Kevin and Steven Whittaker left Edinburgh and joined clubs where that sort of conduct was not tolerated by their employers. In the case of Scotty this freed him of some dodgy characters who were hanging around like a bad smell. He has buckled down and become an excellent role model for club and country.
From about 2002, Hibs supporting families suffered a decade worth of embarassment with stories about Hibs players or former Hibs players in trouble for one thing or another. Club management were way too remote from their staff and soft on discipline as a result. In the case of Deek and Garry they were then invited back for another time at the club bringing their baggage back with them. Hopefully lessons have been learned by the board that we need staff that conduct themselves with dignity on and off the park and give of their time to the supporters and the local community.
All that said I'm really glad we saw Derek and Garry in their heyday as young guns. Some fantastic games and memories.
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26-11-2013 10:05 AM #28This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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26-11-2013 11:21 AM #29This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
So you are saying that the bad culture at Hibs started with the golden genaration from 2002.?
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26-11-2013 12:00 PM #30Elephant StoneLeft by mutual consent!This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Our youth development has probably been the envy of most Scottish clubs, if not all of them. The fact that our Gaz appears to have a coke habit and Riordan's career won't finish the way it started probably doesn't amount to a decade of embarrassment for most Hibs supporting families.
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