Seen a lot of people say 'if they all had the same attitude of Bartley' or similar, questioning the players attitude yesterday, however I honestly can't say I can pick one player that didn't put a shift in. I also think the timing of the County goal has changed a lot of people's minds about the game. We didn't play that badly, in fact if we scored one more of our chances people would have said the scoreline flattered them and spoke about how well we played, but the bottom line is we didn't, they did. Still think we put in a decent performance and couldn't question any of their attitudes, even Stokes, who seems to get it tight for his attitude on here but i seen him do a fair bit of running and chasing, just not a whole lot of good moments on the ball.
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Thread: Attitude
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14-03-2016 07:42 PM #1
Attitude
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14-03-2016 07:45 PM #2
I don't think anyone's attitude can be called into question as a result of yesterday's performance.
They were focussed, gave it their all but fell just short.
Mistakes, tactics, injuries to key players - all fair reasons/ excuses for why we lost but it is grossly unfair to criticise any player for their attitude yesterday.
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14-03-2016 07:47 PM #3This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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14-03-2016 07:56 PM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Totally agree, was just making a point as a lot of people have questioned attitude and I find that grossly unfair.
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14-03-2016 08:49 PM #5
Saw folk question stokes work rate and attitude which was bizarre.
He chased everything down yesterday and offered a lot more than others.
Like said, whole team worked hard but the smash and grab won. Gutted.
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14-03-2016 09:21 PM #6
The winning goal came from a breakaway in the 90th minute while our team was up the other end trying to win the game. Unlucky, poor defending, bad tactics _maybe (and maybe unfairly) but poor attitude? Never. That's the second game in a row at Hampden where I've walked away wondering how....
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15-03-2016 07:57 AM #7
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We saw what Hibs can do in a cup final when the ref ignored a blatant foul by Hogg in the build up to the first goal in 2007!
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15-03-2016 08:15 AM #8
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15-03-2016 09:15 AM #9
Basically if we score first teams have to come out and we can pick them off. We can't break teams down and we get caught out. Smash and grab sunday. They won but they were utterly garbage to watch. Still, they'll be happy.
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15-03-2016 09:30 AM #10
Dont think the attitude was bad at all the other day, we made 2 stupid mistakes and it cost us, we werent beaten by a better team or beaten because they didnt try
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15-03-2016 09:35 AM #11
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For me, attitude isn't just what they do in the games - they all give 100% in front of the crowd.
It's what they do in training and how they live their life - diet, gym work, sleep - that's the hard part. It's easy to give all you have in front of the tv camera - but could they give 10% more if they had trained harder, looked after themselves better? That's part of the management teams job.
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The game could'vegone either way, we just weren't clinical enough in turning decent enough play and reasonable chances into goals. Ross County were well organised, defended well and very fast on the break. They did the same to Celtc.
If Stokes shot on the turn had trundled in I think we'd have seen the game out, Stubbs would be a genius and they'd all be heroes. Fine margins.
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15-03-2016 10:50 AM #14
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considering our playing budget and the vast amount of strikers at our disposal....we never destroy teams.
our defense always seems in a panic also,and I have no faith in Oxley either.
nobody has questioned the players attitude,we really have to figure out how to break teams down and really take the game to teams(that we should be brushing aside easily)
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15-03-2016 11:58 AM #17
Since his arrival and when both stokes and Cummings have been in the squad, they've scored the same amount of goals... We'll completely forget about that though eh
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15-03-2016 01:45 PM #19
I don't think you can pin either goal on just one person - about 5 were equally culpable in each but both had an obvious scapegoat if you wanted to go down that route.
Bartley put in a great effort to prevent both goals and was horribly unlucky to see both go in.
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