Good article in today's Daily Mail about SJM. While it's great to hear what he says about leaving (and it will be a huge loss) unless he signs an extension I'd be amazed if he isn't away in the summer.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-5649469/It-special-offer-leave-Hibs-love-says-John-McGinn.html
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24-04-2018 07:31 AM #1
SJM article
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24-04-2018 07:39 AM #2
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But with the number of players out of contract and on loan just can't see that being possible unless we achieve second place European Football Sell more Season Tickets than we did last year and increase subscriptions tonH S L by a couple of Thousand and of course Keep Lennon
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24-04-2018 07:39 AM #3
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24-04-2018 07:47 AM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Whenever he does go I'll not grudge him his move, Hibs may have been good for him, but he's been fantastic for Hibs.
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24-04-2018 08:56 AM #5This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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24-04-2018 09:39 AM #6
A clever statement from McGinn which will be another positive tick in the box for clubs looking to sign him.
However, it is not worth a shiny ***** to the prospects of him signing a new deal for Hibs.
He is ambitious and unlike Cummings last season is NOW ready in every way for a big stage.
If he goes for the right money in the summer every Hibs supporter should wish him well and watch with pride as his star gets higher and higher.
He is the real deal in every way. Unlike Riordan, O' Connor and Stokes he is a mature and responsible man.
All we need now is a wee bidding frenzy. Whoever gets him will have won a watch. A no risk purchase!!!
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24-04-2018 09:44 AM #7This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
However he’ll need to be careful where he goes
He’s now got a starting berth under McLeish, and needs to be playing every week to keep it. He can’t do a “Jason” and end of going to a team where he doesn’t start, and the team are struggling
I’d love him to sign a one year extension, honestly can’t see it, but you can never underestimate the power of Lennon
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24-04-2018 10:36 AM #8
Will all depend on concrete interest and quality of interest. If it’s strong then he will be away but if it’s lowly championship I am not convinced.
I can see the speculation continuing and I think we still have a small chance for him to sign extension on much more favorable terms with buyout clause and another year with Hibs.
Imagine the feel good factor if he signed extension, Dylan signs new deal and we get Allan, Kamberi and McLaren!!!!!
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24-04-2018 10:37 AM #9
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Keep that midfield together and keep the front two and we'd be challenging Celtic next season.
Surely playing in front of a sell out Leith San Siro in the Champions League is too good an offer to missLast edited by IGRIGI; 24-04-2018 at 10:48 AM.
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Won't be going anywhere guff.
Can see Celtic trying to pawn us off with Allen, Christie and £2 million for John which would be a steal for them.
Hoping the muted interest of Moyes and West Ham appears and forces the price up to £4 million.
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24-04-2018 11:08 AM #14
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24-04-2018 12:44 PM #16
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24-04-2018 12:49 PM #17
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24-04-2018 01:01 PM #18
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Box to box, battling and combative something Celtic have but not particularly outstanding and SJM still has time on his side.
In later years you could see him playing deeper and relying more on his raking passes.
Hopefully its not Celtic though as English teams will pay far higher.
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24-04-2018 01:40 PM #19
I think I'll miss him more than any other player when he does go. Love his work.
Ideal scenario as mentioned is get him on a 2yr extension at a really good wage, probably most we've paid since sauzee, get another year out of him, see where this team can go and then sell him next summer, to a really top team. Deserves better than an Ipswich or forest or something similar, despite them being able to pay best part of £20k a week...
Wouldn't be at all bothered if runs down his current contract though, least we get to see him for another year. Wish we'd get sum clarification if he is going to sign another deal though..
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24-04-2018 01:47 PM #20
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24-04-2018 01:51 PM #21
There are some great clubs in the English Championship. He'll pick the right one, or his agent will, and good luck.
He's not a Prem league player yet.
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24-04-2018 01:52 PM #22
I'm not convinced McGinn is that Celtic myopic that hovering up meaningless domestic trophies courtesy of their bank manager while being everyone's bitches in the CL, will appeal that much to him. I'm sensing we're in a different era from the one where Brown signed and the M8 holy grail is not longer the be all and end all of the ambitious player. If a decent Premiership offer comes in, I think he'll fancy a tickle there.
If I had the ability of Scott Brown, I'd be looking back on my career with a sense of disappointment that I never regularly tested myself at the level I was capable off. I'm wary of assuming McGinn will make the same mistake. And if he does bomb in England (which I doubt he will) there's always Celtic (or even Hibs if we keep growing at the rate we are) to come back to.
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24-04-2018 01:53 PM #23
Would love to see John at Fulham, a crackin club with some good players and a bit momentum behind them.
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24-04-2018 01:55 PM #24
Reading that article it seems to me like McGinn will only leave if it's the right club and would sign an extension with us after the summer window closes (probably 1 or 2 year) if he's not had an offer from club he wants to go to.
If that is the case then I think that's fairly reasonable with the only concern being if he were to leave towards the end of the window leaving us little time to actually use the funds acquired from his sale.
Obviously I could be reading that all wrong but that's how it seemed to me.
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24-04-2018 02:02 PM #25
He says he eventually wants to get a challenge at a higher level. While we might interpret that as, say a EPL club, I unfortunately think he would rate Celtic as that type of challenge. Cups and titles year in year out, European (probably CL) every season and a big salary to go with it. If Celtic are willing to make a generous offer with no faffing around, he’ll probably be there next season.
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24-04-2018 02:20 PM #26
Organized by a St. Patrick's Branch member, John and Danny Swanson visited St. Ninian's Primary School, Restalrig. They spoke with the whole school assembled. At present the kids are all back to their classrooms and John and Danny are visiting each one.
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Scott Brown had personal reasons to stay in Scotland at the time. He wanted to stay close to his family.
Celtc offered a huge contract and us a record fee, and the deal was done.
I very much doubt he regrets a thing. He’s the most decorated and, in all probability, the richest player of his era in Scotland.
But I agree about SJM. You sense the goldfish bowl is not for him.
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24-04-2018 08:27 PM #28
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24-04-2018 08:32 PM #29
When I spoke with him at the start of the season, down south was his intent as he wanted to test himself against top players and teams, sees Celtic as an easy option without the challenge.
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24-04-2018 09:09 PM #30
I'm not suggesting that John will be at a club challenging for the Champions league (you never know) but the rise of Andy Robertson should be an inspiration for all young players.
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