A positive from tonight is Jason scoring 2, and having 2 well saved. I think a lot of people worried, like so myself, that he would crumble after that doubt and his goals drying up a little, however since then he's gone on to score 5 in 5 for club and country, showing that he's not just a kid who gets lucky due to his confidence, but that he 100% has it in him to bounce back and show resilience in a situation that a lot of older, more experienced players would struggle in. Think Jason is slowly getting more and more complete, won a few flick ons tonight and is starting to use his little burst of pace now to get his body between the ball and defender to insure he has a little more space. His first touch is also incredibly inconsistent. Either kills the ball dead/pushes it perfectly in front of himself or its 10 yards in the wrong direction however that will improve and is. Think we have a very good young goalscorer slowly turning himself into a very good young balanced footballer.
Not saying he played outstanding tonight but have been noticing little changes in his game and improvements here and there that are improving most weeks.
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13-04-2016 12:18 AM #1
Cummings
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13-04-2016 12:28 AM #2
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Agreed. I also thought he did quite well at winning a few flick-ons and controlling a good amount of the countless long-balls we were punting forward with his chest.
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13-04-2016 12:33 AM #3
He played well tonight, deserved his goals. If him and Stokes get firing we'll win the playoffs.
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13-04-2016 12:49 AM #4
I am not a JC basher ..... for a young kid his goal scoring record is hugely impressive and he had a decent game tonight. He still has his moments where he gets it wrong, but you can see an overall improvement in most of his play ... apart from one:
He simply has to start working on his right foot ...... There was a prime example tonight where he had a clear shot open up 7 yards out if he has been prepared to hit it with his right, but he just didn't take it on even though it was a clear chance to score. Instead he turned away from goal to get the ball onto his left foot, by which time he was 10 yards further out ..... he still got a shot off but it was much more difficult and an easy save for the keeper.
If you are a professional player you simply have to be prepared to shoot with your weaker foot when a good chance presents itself ..... practice, practice, practice ...its that simple.
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13-04-2016 06:20 AM #6
One of the positives last night was Cumming's performance. He played well.
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He'll die before he's sold.
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13-04-2016 06:44 AM #7
Jason played well. Did anyone else think he'd managed to scoop his first over the bar? Maybe just my angle on it...
Mon the Hibs.
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13-04-2016 06:51 AM #8
He's raw and learning, my only criticism of him is that he can be selfish too often (as a Striker I know he wants to score), but has to be able to look up and see a player in a better scoring position.... Still love the wee guy though
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13-04-2016 06:52 AM #9
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Cmon guys lets get real.
The first goal was an open goal is couldn't possibly miss and the second a penalty well taken.
However he doesn't chase down defenders, he can't kick with his right foot - did u not see the times in the 2nd half when it was crying out for a right foot shot.
the whole team has a weak mentality and the media and fans of other clubs are laughing at us.
Until Stubbs can't sort this out we won't win anything.
I'm sorry but his comments re feeling sorry for players really annoyed me. What about the long suffering fans paying top whack for first div football??
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13-04-2016 09:09 AM #11
Extremely unlucky with the offside call early in the second half. What exactly the linesman saw is a mystery, was sitting right in line with it and he was at least a yard on.
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13-04-2016 09:20 AM #12This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The ref was all that stopped him scoring more - he was a menace all night.
Yes he needs to use his right foot more, but on the time people are talking about he still managed to get a good shot away with his left.
I thought he showed some good signs that he was starting to link up with Stokes.
I saw him getting grief for giving the ball away from our kickoff after their goal - I thought the ball over the top and run was one of the cheekiest bits of play I've seen and would want to see Hibs trying stuff like that every day of the week.
I've been very critical of our forward play of late but imo we were infinitely more threatening last night.
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13-04-2016 10:43 AM #13
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I thought he was good last night.
Can anyone criticising him think of the Falkirk keeper making a serious save from anyone else?
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13-04-2016 12:11 PM #16
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13-04-2016 01:21 PM #17
Jason gets a hell of a lot of critique, and mostly rightly so, but it's because he has set his standards so high in terms of scoring so if he doesn't score in a game, we feel a little let down. Great trait to have in a striker. He also seems to handle pressure incredibly well, which is brilliant for such a young age.
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13-04-2016 01:28 PM #18
Even I will concede it was a much improved performance from Cummings last night. He really does need to lift his head and pass more though.
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13-04-2016 09:35 PM #19This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Before last night, he had only scored 1 in 8 and most of them were against cubs lower than us in the league!
Sorry, but scoring in just the so-called big games, just does not do it for me.
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13-04-2016 09:42 PM #20This 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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14-04-2016 09:50 AM #22
I can't remember any of our strikers scoring in four games in a row against that lot . Jason will only get better imo .
His goals to games ratio for such a young player are fantastic .
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14-04-2016 10:10 AM #23
I'd like to see Keatings beside him. I like Keatings he's very intelligent footballer sees a pass and has good movement. Keatings is wasted at the tip of the diamond and when played upfront last time (Alloa I think) he scored and set up one as well
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14-04-2016 11:26 AM #25This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote"There's class, there's first class and there's Hibs class" - Eddie Turnbull
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14-04-2016 04:07 PM #26This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Another to consider though there is a stack of Hibs players on a booking if we were to win through - McGregor, Stokes, Thomson, Gray.
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