There doesn't appear to be so many interviews and media stuff with Lennon as there was with Stubbs.
Other than a post match bit on radio and pre / post match reports I'm not reading much from him.
I wonder if this is a conscious decision to 'do our talking on the pitch', keeping a low profile with the pending hearing or maybe I'm just missing it?
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11-09-2016 09:41 AM #1
Low Profile Lennon
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11-09-2016 09:46 AM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
.I respect and understand his thinking if true
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11-09-2016 09:47 AM #3This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Im happy that we are 'flying under the radar' despite 5 out of five so far.
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11-09-2016 09:49 AM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Would imagine the West coast media are banging down his door for comments on yesterday's game.
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11-09-2016 10:33 AM #6
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More to do with sevco not being in league anymore.
Media no longer give a f*** about championship
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11-09-2016 10:36 AM #7
Stubbs would have gone to the opening of a letter, he was constantly on five live and talksport keeping his profile in the media.
They did not want him on their programmes because he was Hibs manager.
He'd have 5-10 minute interviews with 30 seconds about Hibs and the rest on Everton or Celtic or what his plans were for future.
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11-09-2016 10:46 AM #8
The only guy at Dumbarton from the BBC was Derek Ferguson, and he doesn't do interviews. More to do with less coverage of Championship in the absence of Rangers.
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11-09-2016 10:50 AM #9
I am happy to go about this league with minimum fuss, build up a lead hopefully and be 10 points + ahead when we are all eating our Christmas turkey.
We just need to get in done and I have to say I couldn't care less about the coverage.
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11-09-2016 11:16 AM #10
The more that Lennon identifies himself as the current Hibernian manager rather than the ex Celtc manager then the better it is for us.
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11-09-2016 12:00 PM #11
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11-09-2016 01:07 PM #12
Managerial media interviews are usually pretty embarrassing anyway.
What can a manager say without
a) appearing arrogant or
b) appearing to be disrespectful to the opposition or
c) appearing to criticise his own players or
d) being accused of papering over the cracks or
e) stating the obvious or
f) all the above?
Mind you, I wouldn't have missed this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7P7XJxATAA for anything
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11-09-2016 01:39 PM #14hfc rdLeft by mutual consent!This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Has a Hibs manager ever done that before in their first 5 competitive league games as manager before?
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11-09-2016 01:43 PM #15
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11-09-2016 01:59 PM #16This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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11-09-2016 02:20 PM #17
He was interviewed this week and the press chose to only print his answer to one question, about the the game at Celtc Park yesterday.
I could understand a reluctance to speak to them, as this selective reporting of any interview could give a false impression about his priorities.
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11-09-2016 05:59 PM #18
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11-09-2016 08:30 PM #20
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What were you expecting him to do? Cant say I recall him dashing with supporters before
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11-09-2016 10:01 PM #21This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Why doesnt he do interviews? Is it because he can't string a sentence together?
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12-09-2016 12:08 AM #23
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Yes. He's thick. stupid and can't speak English to a reasonable level. He gets a job at the West Coast BBC because he once played for a team from Govan. They no longer exist.
Paul Lambert, in his early years at Celtiic, was terrible at speaking. A basic human being requirement that should have been addressed by the education system in Scotland.
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12-09-2016 05:55 AM #24This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Presumably you were eloquence personified as an 18 year old.
Cos' Ah ken Ah wisnae, like.
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12-09-2016 06:17 AM #25This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Of course he didn't though, and was on the radio virtually every week whenever Martinez or Delia had a bad result. I'm glad Lennon seems like he has decided to distance himself from all that bollox.
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12-09-2016 03:34 PM #26
I really like Lennon - I've only seen a few post match interviews since I didn't have much interest in him until he came to Hibs, he just seems really calm and honest (Irish accent probably helps!), his lines don't sound rehearsed or cliched as much as most managers. He doesn't seem like he's trying to force his views on anyone, as people have said, I think he prefers to let the teams performance to the talking.
He had a really good interview on the radio recently talking about hows he's portrayed in the media as this angry man. He said something like, "When you see a photo of me in the papers, you see a man screaming at someone from the sideline" which is exactly the image that came to mind, which made me chuckle, he then goes on to say how he isn't like that at all.
Even in the post match interview at Dumbarton he seemed really humble and had alot of praise for them, rightly so as they gave us alot of trouble last season.
I think he's a pretty sound guy and a good manager and I think we're quite lucky to have him. I'm pretty sure we'll be in the Premiership next season and I'm looking forward to seeing what he does for us when we get there.
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12-09-2016 06:02 PM #27
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I've enjoyed Lennon's low key style. Let's just keep winning and let the media obsess over others.
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