Comments about 'hibsing it' and 'typical hibs' all over different social media.. really?
As if every time we draw or lose, it's because it can OBVIOUSLY only happen to Hibs? Seriously, this whole typical hibs mindset needs to go. We weren't at our best today, in fact we were very poor, and didn't deserve to win. But it certainly wasn't a case of a 'bottlejob', did anyone watch the derby the other day? Or any of the other games this season in which we've scored late winners or ground out narrow one goal margin victories. Today, I suspect was a result of complacency with guys having one eye on the derby.
Anyway, let's not overreact to the disappointment of this result. I trust that this side will not 'hibs it' or any of that p**h come the end of the season, or in the cup final, and we'll have success to celebrate.
On to Tuesday, let's get right behind the boys.
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Thread: 'Typical Hibs'
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13-02-2016 06:30 PM #1
'Typical Hibs'
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13-02-2016 06:32 PM #2
Nowt to do with bottling it or 'Hibsing it' (do people actually say that?) and all to do with a pish performance in crap conditions.
Disappointing but we move on.
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13-02-2016 06:34 PM #3
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The bottling comments get on my tits.
It may be the case but not in every bloody game we fail to wn.
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13-02-2016 06:36 PM #4
Hibs have been great better than expected BUT we had 3 very important games Todays, we failed to win, Tuesdays and the cup final I think after those games we can make a decision on the teams bottle
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13-02-2016 06:38 PM #5This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
It's old, tired and totally inappropriate. People who don't watch us tend to enjoy attaching labels like that.
Let them think we'll be pish on Tuesday as well.
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13-02-2016 06:46 PM #6
We had a bad day at the office to repeat what Stubbs said. You could see within about ten minutes that it was going to be a frustrating day and trying to pick ourselves up from the highs in the last couple of weeks was going to be tough. Difficult not to be thinking ahead to Tuesday either and avoiding any injury.
Another game less but no better and no better off than we were at 3pm today. Probability is that we will be trying to get promotion through the play offs but it's not over until the fat lady sings. Win our game in hand and our home game against the Rangers would certainly help the cause.
Doing my best to keep my chin up rather than getting too disappointed over an away draw in difficult conditions. Could have been worse as well if Gary Glenn had scored against us.
We move on to Tuesday against the Jambos in front of a full house under the floodlights. If the players weren't up for it today then I'm sure they will come 7.45 pm on Tuesday.
Keep the faith. Easy to criticise the players on their performance today but they're the same guys who made us proud against St Johnstone and the Hearts.
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13-02-2016 07:15 PM #10
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e are bottlers and have been over a long period I have been watching them. Tonight was a great chance wasted to put pressure on. We played poorly n the first half but had chances but he second half never seemed to up the tempo required. Boyle should have been on with 30 mins left as Gray had acres of space but couldn't get past or wasted the ball in. Double subs too late!
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13-02-2016 07:18 PM #11This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Calling is bottlers is lazy tripe and unfair on the current team.
With friends like these....
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13-02-2016 07:23 PM #12
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Season ticket holder and following them for nearly 50 years and apart from a few occasions when it really matters they always let you down.
I have been there too many times and we don’t get the name as bottlers by accident it has happened so often but hay ho you will wake upp and smell the coffee some day, unfortunately.
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13-02-2016 07:26 PM #13This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
It's you that needs to wake up.
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13-02-2016 07:28 PM #14This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Last edited by Sammy7nil; 13-02-2016 at 07:30 PM.
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13-02-2016 07:31 PM #15
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Happy Valley, Happy clapper! Seen much better teams than this one and they too bottled it as well.
I don't normally post on here cause of response like yours. Goodnight!
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13-02-2016 07:44 PM #16This 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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13-02-2016 07:45 PM #17
Our boy's can never be labelled bottlers !
Tonight's game is over and done with,hopefully no injuries picked up ?
Let's all get behind the team on Tuesday night and send these deluded Jambo's back to Gorgie spewing. GGTTH
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13-02-2016 07:52 PM #18This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
For you information I've also seen much better teams than the present one which should have done better than they did.
Goodnight.
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13-02-2016 08:28 PM #19
It was very disappointing.. but onwards & upwards eh. Some of the people on here need to step away from the keyboard!
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13-02-2016 09:18 PM #20
No matter what they say in the press about not bottling it etc. when it has came to the games that really mean something like today/sevco last year and this season we haven't done enough. Not bashing the team but this is a fact and why we are still in the championship and behind the Rangers.
We need to find a way of sorting that soon so we progress further. Stubbs is doing a good job at hibs and brought back the feel good factor to the club. I just feel we need to play with wide players and pace in this league. we rely heavily on our full backs but I don't think Stevenson and Gray are the type of full backs we need in our system (not that they are bad players just in the wrong system) and it's something Stubbs must see is needed in this league at times for us to progress. He is still a young manager and hopefully will learn to take us and his career to the next level
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13-02-2016 09:23 PM #21
I've said elsewhere and I'll say here: So. We dropped points today. Some may say whilst the pressure was on. But let's not forget what these lads have done for us over the past few weeks. Whilst a blip isn't ideal, in my view it's acceptable given the effort we've seen in recent weeks. I was annoyed at the game and immediately thereafter, but after an hour or so's reflection, I don't think all is lost. Up to us to support the team through on Tuesday and thereafter.
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13-02-2016 09:24 PM #22
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Disappointing but true.
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13-02-2016 09:28 PM #23
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That was not just a blip. We were ineffective.
The yams, will/would have beaten us today.
Not good news.
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13-02-2016 09:39 PM #24This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
My only word of caution would be that if the fans who are saying they expected a performance like this coming given our run of difficult games , then these same players don't have much rest before Tuesday so if fatigue was a factor it could still be a factor as the game goes on on Tuesday
But will be there to see how it pans out and already have my ticket for the Alloa game as well
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13-02-2016 10:55 PM #25
A 0-0 away draw in the league is pretty flimsy evidence of 'bottling it'. We've had several tough matches recently and didn't play well tonight; it happens.
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13-02-2016 11:20 PM #27
I thought the conditions were dreadful and players found it hard to adapt, not an excuse but a reason, onwards and upwards here we go, mon the hibs,,
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13-02-2016 11:53 PM #28
Both Hibs and Rangers ought to have won their games comfortably today, but neither did.
However, as we went second knowing we could close the gap, I can't help but feel we blew it.
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14-02-2016 04:41 AM #30This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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You have both used your long term experiences as supporters to justify your opinions so come on then, do any of you want to explain why you think this team are "bottlers" or they don't have a "top class mentality"?
You've said that its been this way for a while but the players are different so what's the common trait? Is it the ground? Is it the owners? Is it the supporters? Is it a gypsy curse? It has to be something because the people on the pitch are different every time.
Better players with a better mentality within a decent infrastructure win matches more often than not and that's what's been lacking. Unfortunately it's a sport and they lose matches as well but that seems to get lost in all the wallowing in the past.
We drew today in difficult circumstances yet were being labelled bottlers. Short term memory is the first to start going apparently.
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