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Thread: Hibs are top of the league
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15-10-2016 04:11 PM #3This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
We can thank Morton for being able to do against QOtS what Hibs couldn't.
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15-10-2016 05:40 PM #4
We'll take it and build from here. Definitely need to greatly improve though but as I say, it's at least somewhat comforting to see
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15-10-2016 09:04 PM #6
Is this the 1st time we've been top in the 3rd season in this division? I think it is, let's stay there
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15-10-2016 09:13 PM #7This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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15-10-2016 09:20 PM #9
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4 games without a win and we move up a place.
Bizarre.
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15-10-2016 09:21 PM #10
Considering we have only played well for half of the first round of games I will take it.
Would be good to go on a run and create a gap again.
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15-10-2016 09:25 PM #11
Top of the league and this forums full of doom and gloom. Wait until you see the sending off today! Just like the Ayr game it robbed us of a victory. Far too many people want to have a dig at the team for not winning, when there has been very obvious reasons for us not winning.
Keep the faith.
United we stand here....
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15-10-2016 11:35 PM #12This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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16-10-2016 12:09 AM #14
Another "pretty decent" draw? Stop it. Wins & nowt else. This team is weak compared to last 2 promoted Hibs teams. Needs shaking up, top down, & a lot, lot less airhead supporters who have never been anywhere
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16-10-2016 12:56 AM #15This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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16-10-2016 12:57 AM #16
Four league games without a win is a concern at this level. We need to buck up our ideas, or we won't stay top for long.
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16-10-2016 01:02 AM #17This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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16-10-2016 05:21 AM #18This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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16-10-2016 07:46 AM #19This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
There are plenty of other theads for the wrist slitters, this is for the happy clappers only
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16-10-2016 07:53 AM #20
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Bartley's red against Ayr was obviously rescinded but we were 1-0 up at that point and I was really disappointed not to close the game out.
I'm not trying to be totally doom and gloom but I'm also getting concerned about how few goals we score as a team.
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16-10-2016 08:11 AM #21This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Have you been places and done things?
Second question; is your name Billy?
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16-10-2016 08:24 AM #22
An old cliché but it's the league position in April/May that counts.
We had a good start this year and put some clear distance between ourselves, Falkirk and Dundee Utd. We have seen that dwindle over the past few weeks.
We beat Falkirk in first game of season but that means Falkirk have two points more than us in the other 8 games. Then, to only be 3 points ahead of a very, very poor Utd team struggling to find it's feet in a lower division is a big missed opportunity imo.
Massive improvement in results and play is required to equal our ambition for this league.
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16-10-2016 08:36 AM #23
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I've only got one point to make, but I'll phrase it twice, once for the happy clappers and once for the realists. Here goes:
We are top of the league and to stay there we now need to move the ball quicker
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We are pretty spawny to be top but we're still in the pack (only 3 points clear of a bunch of teams) To push on we need to move the ball much quicker, press quicker, movement off the ball needs to be quicker, then we see some bigger results
We are still too slow in possession to relax or be complacent...but we are top!!
Let's win this league
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16-10-2016 09:07 AM #24
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Pretty certain we will stay there and extend it gradually over the season.
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16-10-2016 09:19 AM #25
Massive next three games. A huge chance to get back on track and put some daylight between us and the pack.
Dunfermline (A) St Mirren (H) Ayr (A)
QOTS have Ayr (A) Raith (A) Dundee Utd (H)
Falkirk have Raith (H) Dundee Utd (A) Morton (H)
United have Dumbarton (H) Falkirk (H) QOTS (A).
We win all three games we will be at least 3 clear when we face Falkirk at home on November 12th
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16-10-2016 09:56 AM #26
Picking up 18 pts per qtr wont be too shabby tbh and should be enough to see us win this league. I reckon we need to pick up an average of 20 points per qtr to get into comfortable (skooshing) territory and that's what we should be aiming for.
All in all with having 18 points so far after collecting 3 red cards that never were in 3 separate games isn't actually that bad going. The only concern is the recent slump in goal scoring and if we can pick that back up again then we should be fine.
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16-10-2016 10:34 AM #27This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Yeah, I think 80+ is a must as well, and it really shouldn't be beyond Hibs, with the quality available.
My current concerns are actually summed up quite well by the score at Palmerston yesterday. After Hibs played Morton, their manager expressed a wish that he could have a depth of quality in his squad that Hibs have... but they're the ones that beat QOtS 5-0... and Hibs have only scored more than two goals once in the league, ironically enough, in the game against Morton.
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