I agreed with everything he says...DUNDEE United boss Jackie McNamara has launched a stinging attack on Rod Petrie’s player recruitment tactics at former club Hibernian.
McNamara said: “The club is becoming renowned for being stingy with wages and you get what you pay for. There is no lack of ambition within the supporters, but I believe there definitely is at board level.
“I don’t blame Terry (Butcher) but he is in the firing line now, and he knows it.” (Herald)
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09-04-2014 08:26 AM #1
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Jackie McNamara...
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09-04-2014 08:27 AM #2
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It was jackie Mac Snr that gave the interview.... Scotsman demonstrating it's amazing journalism again !
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09-04-2014 08:30 AM #3This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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09-04-2014 08:32 AM #4
Is there anywhere you can get hold of wages paid by teams over the last couple of years? I'm sick of reading we don't pay enough money yet I don't beeline we pay less than the likes of Motherwell, Inverness and Dundee United.
Personally I think we just buy ******.
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09-04-2014 08:33 AM #5
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Yeah I think you guys are right...
That is terrible journalism
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09-04-2014 08:34 AM #6
Seems they've caught it now.
Jackie McNamara Sr: Hibs “get what they pay for”
FORMER Hibs star Jackie McNamara has launched a stinging attack on Rod Petrie’s player recruitment tactics at former club Hibernian.
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09-04-2014 08:45 AM #7
I think it is the way things are done rather than the absolute amount he is talking about. There are so many intermediaries and not just agents that messages to players get mixed up. On individual players I imagine we have lost out Rooney etc because we have paid less than the other club. Overall the paybill will be bigger. We are just poor at getting who is really good and end up paying for makeweights. I would prefer to see one good-un rather than 2 poor-uns. Rooney hit the ground running. Out forwards seem to have trouble finding where the ground is let alone the goal. Two wages on one player - a difficult concept!
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09-04-2014 09:06 AM #8This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I've mentioned this on numerous threads, instead of getting 10 journeymen at £1.5k each, why do we never get 5 very decent players at £3k each, same amount of money but better quality players, you get what you pay for.
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09-04-2014 09:19 AM #9
Kind of weakens the journalistic argument when they don't know which Jackie Mac they are dealing with!
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09-04-2014 09:21 AM #10This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteEvery gimmick hungry yob,
Digging gold from rock and roll
Grabs the mic to tell us,
He'll die before he's sold.
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09-04-2014 09:23 AM #12
He spoke on Central FM to Roughie On that football show, you could tell by his voice he was hurting deep down was very passionate in everything he said and he said he knows for a fact where the problem lies, was a really good interview not sure if they have a podcast or not
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09-04-2014 09:26 AM #13
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I genuinely think that Petrie would be worried that the youngsters would be aggrieved that their older and more experienced teammates would be getting more money, and that in itself would cause us problems. How do you handle that, though? Maybe incentives such as appearance money/goal bonuses are too much of a risk for Petrie incase we're actually successful?
If that were the worry, then in my opinion it's the culture that would be the problem. The young players are getting a career, whereas the older players would be getting paid that bit extra to be here to make the youngsters better players. That's the culture I'd try and cultivate at my club. A core of reliable and experienced leaders to bring the team on. Think Gary Smith, think Beuzelin.
I genuinely think that Petrie is afraid to push the boat out incase the boat does reach it's destination. It's all good setting out in search of India, but getting there's a whole other task with risks and doubts aplenty.
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09-04-2014 09:38 AM #16
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09-04-2014 09:45 AM #18
Much as fans like to think Petrie is stingy the facts don't bear this out. Our wage bill has constantly been the 4th highest along with aberdeen(before rangers imploded) so what rod has said is actually true. When you think how many players calderwood had you can see Petrie backed the manager. It's not how much we spend but who we spend it on and that surely is the choice of the manager. By all means blame Petrie for things he may have been at fault for but being stingy ain't one of them,much as a lot of fans want to believe this.
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09-04-2014 09:46 AM #19
Jackie Mac was a hero of mine when I first started going to matches, but since he got emptied along with Duff Jimmy he's rarely had a good word to say abot the club (publicly in any case).
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They brought in a few good professionals there's no doubt about that, and i agree we should be doing the same. Yet we brought in Collins, paid a fee and i'd imagine a high earner, maybe on a par with Rooney?
We brought in Thomson and Robertson, both good SPFL professionals, both on a par with Flood and Robson. In fact the folk who told us Thomson was a superb signing on here were numerous, signing him was a real coup.
Griffiths was brought in for a couple of seasons, he'd be on a decent wage. What i'm trying to say is i believe we have spent decent money, and have paid decent wages, but those players we have bought have not turned out as well as we'd hoped, and the kind of tactics they have been asked to play is also questionable.
And when you supplement it with additional crap like Nelson and McGivern and the likes, you end up with a poor team and a club in decline.
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09-04-2014 10:06 AM #21
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Believe me or not I couldn't care less because I know the truth. But remember Jermaine Renne the guy we were going to good in summer. Well we got out bided for him from burton Albion with wages. Hibs couldn't match it apparently.
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09-04-2014 10:07 AM #22
It's the scouting policy that's been shocking for years, nothing to do with wages.
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09-04-2014 10:14 AM #23
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09-04-2014 10:21 AM #24
We signed too many sh*t players, Pat for example liked to give employment to players/staff who were from the island of Ireland, not necessarily the best players available.
One approach to assess how a clubs signing policy is working, is to look at the players that have left the club and what happened to them, off the top of my head there are not many who have left and moved up the ladder so to speak,Osbourne,Vaz Tê,Griffiths.
For each of them, there must be about 50 Gary Deegan's or Shefki Kuqi's who are now playing in the lower leagues or called it a day after playing for us.
I would also love to see a wage breakdown of all the spl teams, and see why we are punching below our weight but generating more income than the majority of other clubs.
I can only concur with what others have said, we need quality over quantity.Last edited by seanshow; 09-04-2014 at 10:25 AM.
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09-04-2014 10:28 AM #25
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Journalists keep going on about this great Aberdeen side, hibs tried to sign Hayes, Robson, Flood and Rooney. We signed zilch, amazingly we offered Flood £800 a week in the summer. Petrie loosening the purse.
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I agree with your point though.
More quality less quantity.
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