This list can go on for ages but we have lost 3 times this season to the worst hearts team in about 30 years.
We are toothless, spineless, gutless and I'm am sick of seeing a big hibs support let down time after time after time.
Why is it a hearts team are always up for it more than us.?
A massive rebuild is needed but we must have players who don't capitulate under pressure
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30-03-2014 05:09 PM #1
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How much more can hibs let you down?
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30-03-2014 05:29 PM #2
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Having been a fan for over 40 years, the answers plenty!
with the few and far between high spots!
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30-03-2014 05:30 PM #3
Why should anyone be surprised about todays result?
Ever since this was labelled as the "relegation derby" and an occasion for Hibs fans to celebrate, the outcome was more predictable than Christmas falling on 25th December.
Let's face it, whatever the team the two clubs put on the park I'm afraid to say Hearts have always had the more confident and arrogant approach.
On the other hand Hibs have a steadily growing reputation for blowing the big matches big time whether it be Cup Finals, European ties or local derbies. The supporters have been kicked in the teeth umpteen times and I actually find it hard to get excited about the club anymore because the outcomes are always so easy to forecast.
The club are an utter embarrassment and I have even started thinking there must be some sort of hoodoo because the results never improve no matter who the manager is or which players are on the park.
Whilst I have no time for deluded Hearts fans I have the utmost admiration for the Hearts players who always play out of their skins whenever they play us and who would not be getting relegated if they could play us every week.
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30-03-2014 05:34 PM #4
I don't think Hibs have ever advertised a fixture for a Sunday by mistake when it should be a Saturday and the fans have turned up to find the game had already been played.
But that's about all I can think of.
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30-03-2014 05:40 PM #5
What bigger incentive did Hearts need today than to spoil our 'party'? It's like when we announced we'd parade the Cis cup after the next derby. From that moment on Hearts were certs to win.
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30-03-2014 05:41 PM #6This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Last edited by Bostonhibby; 30-03-2014 at 05:45 PM.
"I did not need any persuasion to play for such a great club, the Hibs result is still one of the first I look for"
Sir Matt Busby
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30-03-2014 05:43 PM #7
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Hibernian need to develop an arrogant streak, a 'must win at all costs' attitude, and get rid of soft touch employees who take a petted lip when a big lad from the stands call them a nasty name. They need to be ruthless and selfish, and more importantly have a fierce professional pride.
That is what wins games, and games of importance - our lads will now tweet about their coffee club, their crappy wee car they go to training in and maybe post photos of Tam looking funny in a Hibs kit.
If the players are looking in, and they do - how about for 6 games you become absolutely consumed with your profession, take pride in your performance, have a ruthless appetite for victory and walk out that tunnel knowing that today you are going to win because you are better than them.
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30-03-2014 05:45 PM #8This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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30-03-2014 05:49 PM #9
Having watched today's game it's clear since the CIS cup win in 2007 that we are close to falling into an abyss. It's a bit like Groundhog Day but with managers. Get one in he brings in crap gets sacked, next manager wants to bring his own players in, all crap and them is sacked and so on and so firth.
I think JC1 hit the nail on the head with regards to quality over quantity. Instead of adding to a team with one or two it's been 8 or 9 constantly and it's usually been the dregs.
This now has to stop and Petrie must now go out and get Butchers top targets not wait until an hour before the window slams shut.
We are in trouble and big time. I don't think we will finish 11th but it will be close.
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30-03-2014 05:55 PM #10This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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30-03-2014 06:03 PM #11
I honestly think the whole club is terrified of Hearts.
The thing is it must be reversible. The McLeish, Sauzee, Latapy et al team seemed to be able to get one over on them. And they were our bitches throughout the 60s and 70s but they managed to turn it around in the 80s to the present day so it's doable.
We need to start treating games against them like they do against us. Their whole season revolves around beating us, we seem to treat beating them as a pleasant bonus.
Hibs have let us down in this fixture long enough. We need to get the whole mindset sorted before we have to play them regularly again.
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30-03-2014 06:09 PM #12
They let us down every ****ing time we're desperate to win a game. I'm sick and tired of it. This is a Hearts team filled with kids due to their financial crisis, and yet still they own us. Even now, in their darkest hour, they know the Edinburgh derby will give them something to celebrate. Our lack of backbone against them is utterly shameful and unacceptable. I cant believe they blew it once again when it really matters. I'm totally scunnered with the whole thing, and can't see a way out as things stand.
HIBERNIAN FC - ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF HISTORY SINCE 1875
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30-03-2014 06:15 PM #13This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
We've been let down on countless occassions, same old story, the fans do their bit to back the team and continuously turn up in big numbers but we are usually dissappointed.
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30-03-2014 06:17 PM #16
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Looking at that side today, go through them all one by one. Williams, quite a quiet lad, you see him get animated when we concede a goal but you don't really hear him or see him in a game. Maybury - nice guy Alan, a 'dependable'. Do you hear him constantly lead the defence forward, organise with some authority ? Nelson........ahhh the nickname 'Admiral' I'm afraid correctly describes his authority being more like the butterfly not the naval version. And Ryan McGivern.......a lad you can see because of his bleached hair, not his firce determination to win games, headers and tackles - Suazee, Laursen, Hughes, Fenwick........each one winners in a few senses of the word. Unafraid too.
Then our midfield.....Tom and Lewis.......again, you'd vote for them if they were on X Factor as they have that boyish charm. Neither though have that arrogance and authority a midfielder needs and alas not so young Lewis is now a player who has had 7 years of engrained mediocrity, yet he is our most consistent player - that sums Hibs up in a player. Tries very hard, always there when you call upon him, but doesn't truly offer much at the business end. John O'Neil and Archie Lovell......Tom and Lewis.......there frankly is no comparison.
Collins or Mixu..........the only thing they have in common is size of shorts. You saw raw, passionate, uncut emotion in Mixu in every game and the love of scoring goals against them. Collins plays with the head down, world on his shoulders and like a chastised boy not wanting to play anymore.
We have weak players, weak minded, used to losing football matches - so why expect them to become instant winners.
Years of managerial upheaval, poor investment, terrible signing policy, and meagre contracts have seen us fall to where we are.
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30-03-2014 06:17 PM #17
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30-03-2014 06:18 PM #18
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Naw that is the managers decision
Feel sorry for young Stanton ..... The ball just kept flying over his head. The few occasions he got the ball to feet in the middle of the park he drove forward but nobody showed for him
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30-03-2014 06:21 PM #19hfc rdLeft by mutual consent!
It's just another typical Hibs derby performance. Just embarrassing how we've lost 3 times to the s****** Hearts team in living memory is something that I can't get my head around.
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30-03-2014 06:22 PM #20This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Well said! I agree with all the points you make. I too thought this might happen as the supporters where way too sure of this "relegation" thing.
Id have loved to see them well and truly beaten and relegated by us, i really would have but we should have been concentrating on getting the points to save off the situation we are now in.
Post after post on here is wailing and moaning but have only their selves to blame......
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30-03-2014 06:23 PM #21
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30-03-2014 06:31 PM #25
I don't think they could in all honesty.
Every hurdle we come to we crash right into it, we don't even try to jump.
Today just sums it up. Anyone using hearts demise to cover up the pathetic state our club is in needs a ****ing shake.
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I think Hearts have a burning passion throughout their club at every level to see us crushed and defeated.
Where as with us, it's only the fans that are bothered. The club just aren't bothered and treat it like any other game.
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30-03-2014 06:37 PM #27
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We should have been taking them down today and sticking knife in their back, what occured is they are still going down but booted us right in the baws on the way.
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30-03-2014 06:46 PM #29
Stood there freezing today, regret not spending day with my son and family instead. Won't make that mistake ever again.
Not fussed if I never see hibs again tbh.
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30-03-2014 06:51 PM #30
However imho this is also the s@@@@#t hibs team in living memory and I mean that...its not just the pain of derby defeat talking
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