Feeling more relieved than anything - that took too long.
Glad to be shot of that *****y wee division.
Back where we belong.
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15-04-2017 04:49 PM #1First Team Regular
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Relief more than anything else
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15-04-2017 04:55 PM #2@hibs.net private member
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Agree,,, it was complicated by a well prepared Hearts year one and a resurgent The Rangers year 2,,,,, there now tho!
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15-04-2017 04:57 PM #3Left by mutual consent!
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Watching the Ayr v DUFC game on BBC Alabababbaaa and boy is it a relief to escape some of they dumps
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15-04-2017 05:03 PM #4Coaching Staff
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Have to say there will be a few ***** twitching in the big league the thought of us coming up
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15-04-2017 05:08 PM #5First Team Regular
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It's got to be hard when your up against anti football almost every week 10 men behind the ball hard to break thru.
But that's all behind us now If we asked every fan would you swap everything that the clubs done in the time we been down here for getting out at first go it would be a big no last may being the pinnacle.
Let's go hibs onwards and upwards.
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15-04-2017 05:10 PM #6
I'm delighted to be honest, relieved a bit but life's too short to not enjoy winning the league the odd time that it happens.
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15-04-2017 05:17 PM #7@hibs.net private member
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I'm relieved but pleased for the players. A lot of hard graft and a dash of ability deserves its reward.
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15-04-2017 05:23 PM #8Still solvent
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Glad we are up, The pub is happy but not ecstatic which is quite right as we have reclaimed our rightful place in Scottish football lets save the huge celebration for when we retain the cup...
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15-04-2017 05:29 PM #9@hibs.net private member
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Nah! Just absolutely delighted...and pished
As I've said on another thread, haven't felt this good since that day... and how I feel is how I feel
... maybe I'll feel as good again next week
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15-04-2017 05:30 PM #10Coaching Staff
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Glad to be shot of this league and still more than a little annoyed at Butcher for taking us down. However, without this last 3 years, we wouldn't have signed Stubbs or most of the current Hibs players, never had brought back Stokes, got Henderson et al or experienced anything like 21 May 2016. It's been a crazy 12 months.
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15-04-2017 05:32 PM #11Testimonial Due
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Take out the ugly sisters and the Jambos, and possibly Dons,the rest will pitch up next season at Easter Road with the bus well and truly parked, and have pathetic away supports.
I've seen poorer Premier away supports than QoS had today. DU, Pars, St Mirren, Falkirk all bring at least as many as Murderwell, Ross Co, St Johnstone, Killie.
We need today's midfield but a quick strong finisher to support Cummings would be top of my shopping list.
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15-04-2017 05:36 PM #12Left by mutual consent!
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Terry who?
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15-04-2017 05:37 PM #13Left by mutual consent!
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Add Hamilton to that list too. Woeful away support Originally Posted by Famous Fiver
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15-04-2017 05:37 PM #14@hibs.net private member
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Well said.
We've succeeded in our primary objective this season and proved ourselves to be the best team in our division. And we are still the holders of the Scottish Cup.
A wee celebration definitely in order.
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15-04-2017 05:43 PM #15@hibs.net private member
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I liked how the players and staff celebrated together. But 3 years in this league is 3 too long but we on. The cup is a freebie now as the league is all that mattered.
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15-04-2017 06:14 PM #16Solipsist
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Definitely relieved rather than delighted.
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15-04-2017 06:19 PM #17Testimonial Due
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At last someone else who does not think the top league will be easier as just as many teams sit behind the ball in away games! Originally Posted by Famous Fiver
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The problem is, they also have better players than we've played against this season and will make it doubly hard to get results.
Still we have now got to get a team assembled to take on the task, and that will mean up to 6 new players coming in and we will probably lose a few in the close season as well!!!
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15-04-2017 07:41 PM #18hfc rdLeft by mutual consent!
Relieved and delighted I was when the announcer the FT Falkirk result at the end. Shouting "at last, at last, finally we're back to where we belong"!
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15-04-2017 09:32 PM #19Testimonial Due
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Agree with this thread, delighted but relief is my main emotion today. Excited already for next season
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16-04-2017 07:26 AM #20Testimonial Due
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Definitely a relief, but I'll take that extra season in the championship for the Scottish cup everyday of week. Looking forward to next season now. 😁
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16-04-2017 10:58 AM #21@hibs.net private member
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3 years in the that league was a price worth paying for the Cup win.
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16-04-2017 11:01 AM #22Coaching Staff
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Lessons to be learnt from our three seasons in the championship imho are back the team, don't take anything for granted and show respect to the opposition.
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16-04-2017 11:33 AM #23Coaching Staff
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Very happy and relieved to finally be going up.
The sense of relief comes from the fact that, as Neil Lennon said in his post match interview, another season in the Championship would have been "very damaging". Neil was spot on with that remark.
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16-04-2017 02:50 PM #24Testimonial Due
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We need another 2 wins to match the points total from the previous 2 years... Originally Posted by Just Alf
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16-04-2017 03:48 PM #25Solipsist
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A points total that wasn't enough to get us automatically promoted but only into the rigged lottery of the playoffs. Originally Posted by Is It On....
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