Really disappointed by him over the last 2 games.
McCall worked out the diamond in the last game at ER.
We never looked like scoring playing that way when we went behind on Wed and other than a frantic 1st 15 today never looked like scoring today.
Then with 20 minutes to go today he chucks on 4 up front, lost all structure & looked even less effective. Admittedly we scored, way too late.
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23-05-2015 01:09 PM #1
Alan Stubbs
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23-05-2015 01:20 PM #5
Hopefully he's learned that without world class players, we can't play as patient a passing game and expect to score loads of goals; because any halfway organised side will get behind the ball and pack out the defence.
What we needed today was midfielders who tried to drive past players instead of playing the possession game all the time. Allan was the only one doing that today and with McGeough and Fyvie a lack of ability isn't the problem, it was our gameplan - the same gameplan that has caused us problems all season and resulted in us completely outclassing teams without winning and in some cases, losing.
Totally gutted right now but at least we've a summer break to get over it and geared up for next season.
Onwards and upwards.Last edited by Dinkydoo; 23-05-2015 at 01:23 PM.
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23-05-2015 01:35 PM #6
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I don't think today can be blamed on stubbs, we actually created many chances (Cummings had a few, malonga had a couple etc) but we just didn't finish them. This can't be blamed on stubbs tactics imo
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23-05-2015 01:44 PM #7
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Not stubbsys fault today.
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23-05-2015 01:49 PM #8
He took us to second and we beat rangers today ....we were unlucky and stubbs and the team have done a fantastic job this season. ......well done lads
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23-05-2015 01:49 PM #9
Faboulous reception at the end and good to see him last off the field.
He's done an awful lot right for his first season in charge, especially considering what he inherited.
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23-05-2015 01:53 PM #10
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Great to see he appreciated the hibs fans at the end! Hopefully push on and win the league next season
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23-05-2015 01:56 PM #11
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Plus, if Rangers don't beat Motherwell, there will be an emergency league restructuring, and we'll be up anyway....
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23-05-2015 01:58 PM #12
It'll be interesting to see what he can achieve in terms of recruitment with a full pre-season.
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23-05-2015 02:01 PM #13
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Not really Stubbs' fault today IMO. There only so much you can do when the opposition are parking the bus to the max.
In Stubbs I trust.
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23-05-2015 02:05 PM #14
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Stubbs has made us a delight to watch times, again today we bossed Rangers. We just lack that final bit of quality in the final third. He knows that and hopefully he is allowed to change that. Twice I've heard how McCall has figured out the diamond 4?? I must watch two different games. Their players did nothing in midfield.
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23-05-2015 02:11 PM #15
Absolutely ridiculous to blame Stubbs.
We were edged out of an even game at Ibrox with The Rangers taking their chances and us not taking ours and we fell short after dominating them for large periods at home.
We came out the blocks fast today but did not take our chances when we were on top. We got one goal but it was too little, too late.
He made changes today to shake it up but sadly it wasn't enough.
I don't know what more anyone could reasonably expect him to do. The one criticism that could be reasonably levelled at him was his reluctance to make a change up front on Wednesday night and after seeing the impact Farid made when he came on today you wonder why he didn't chuck him on for 20 minutes the other night.
Our injuries also robbed us of players who would have given us many more options, both in terms of tactics/ formations we could play and our attacking threat at set pieces.
We need to work on creating and taking chances over the summer as well as working out what to do with the out-of-contract players. But imo he has worked wonders to improve us as much as he has in only 1 year.
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23-05-2015 02:13 PM #16
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Stubbs fault?
Deary me! That's a pathetic thing to come out with!
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23-05-2015 02:17 PM #17
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It boils down to the club having massive games against Falkirk and 2 v sevco. A chance to give the fans something to shout about. Came up well short in all 3.
I don't think we bottled it, I just think we were not good enough. Ultimately season has been a failure.
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exactly, we arent as good as what some think we are, all teams do is let us play about with the ball all game...we seldom actually get anywhere with it though, i also think we had too many strikers on, with him taking off both stevenson and craig we were left with too few in midfield to actually get the ball to the strikers, kinda hoping the bigots go on to beat murrawell now
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23-05-2015 02:23 PM #19
I would be more pissed if we won today and lost AS, long term he will get us back where we belong
45 AND RISING
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23-05-2015 02:24 PM #20
It was not Stubbs fault today. We should have been 3 up by half-time. Malonga and Cummings were poor yet again in front of goal squandering a handful of good changes. In the first 20 minutes Hibs held 70% possession.
IF ONLY...
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23-05-2015 02:26 PM #21
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We shouted for a team that played football the right way. He has given us that, it was a massive culture change and next season will hopefully see us put teams away more often than not.. The future is bright
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23-05-2015 02:29 PM #22
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Christ thi s time last year I thought we were capable of being relegated from this league but we failed to get promotion by a whisker I think that is progress under Stubbs
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23-05-2015 02:29 PM #23
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and one that Stubbs seriously has to work out how to counter.
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He should have made a change up front on Wednesday. Even then we might not have scored.
He threw everything at them today. It's not his fault when our final ball isn't good enough, when strikers miss chances and when our defenders briefly go to sleep (as they did the other night).
The ball broke for us once around their box in 2 games and we scored from it.
We has worked wonders to bring us on as much as he has. I hope he can hold onto most of these players and I hope he can add a few more because whilst he makes the odd mistake (nothing unusual for a rookie manager) he gets way more right than he gets wrong. He has proven in his 2 transfer windows so far that he can provide solutions when faced with problems.
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