Watching our game against Aberdeen on Saturday, I thought the Dons were a very physical side who were certainly not shy in putting the boot in, really can't believe Shinnie never got booked for at the very least persistent fouling.
Then I watched bits of the game at Tynie yesterday and good God, the hearts players treated that game like a war. It was very obvious that they were under instruction to kick anything and everything that moved in a green a jersey, and if it didn't move, kick it anyway.
Our ref had had a bit of a mare on Saturday, don't think either team would be happy with his decisions, but they ref at Tynie was absolutely shocking and let hearts players with attempted murder at times.
Unfortunately, I expect no change in their approach against us in their cup final.
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Thread: The Battle of Tynie 2
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07-05-2018 08:47 AM #1
The Battle of Tynie 2
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07-05-2018 08:58 AM #2
We will get kicked pillar to post. Make no mistake - if we can't match their physicality I fear for us. They will do all they can to remove the football from this game.
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07-05-2018 09:00 AM #3
I think the risk to our players' safety on Wednesday is extremely high. We really need to be on guard against the possibility that they'll be kicked all night.
Hopefully the officials will keep on top of this but there's a very high risk that we'll end up with at least one serious injury by full time.
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07-05-2018 09:05 AM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I fear this too, and see who the official is
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07-05-2018 09:11 AM #5
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No doubt that they'll go in hard for the duration. Not worried though as we don't have a team of shrinking violets ourselves, bring it on.
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07-05-2018 09:11 AM #6
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Our lads can all handle themselves and aren’t shy in giving it back when they need to. One thing for sure, they can kick us all they want but it certainly won’t intimidate us.
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07-05-2018 09:16 AM #7This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The challenge from Naismith on Brown yesterday is just an example of what we can expect on Wednesday night.
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07-05-2018 09:39 AM #8This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Our best chance of a win is if a game of football breaks out, they will be trying their hardest to ensure that doesn't happen.
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07-05-2018 09:45 AM #9
They ran about like headless chickens for half an hour and ran out of steam. Celtic strolled the rest of the game, even though the thugs still tried to boot lumps out of them.
Fight fire with fire, let them run out of stream again, and take them apart with proper fitba. 0-2.
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07-05-2018 10:58 AM #10
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Hopefully the ref won't bottle it when it comes to giving them yellows/reds. Unfortunately, with them dragging us down to their level, one of our players could see red.
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07-05-2018 11:03 AM #11
It will only be a battle if we allow it to. We should stick to our normal game which already means we are strong physically but we shouldn't sacrifice getting the ball down and allow ourselves to be dragged down to their level of football which we tend to do at Tynie.
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07-05-2018 11:43 AM #13
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It's Hearts final game of the season, so expect 100% from every balloon in maroon, throwing themselves in to mortal danger and kicking everything that moves. They have the whole summer to recover.
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07-05-2018 11:46 AM #14
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07-05-2018 11:50 AM #16
Bartley, McGregor, Stevenson, Hanlon, Efe, Kamberi, SJM and most of the others can look after themselves. Hearts should worry more about any outbreak of football and our midfield taking a hold of the game, once they’ve realised (again) that they can’t physically intimidate us any more...
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07-05-2018 12:05 PM #17
Guaranteed there will be a double figure fouls for them, all niggly with the odd leg breaker thrown in.
And then SJM will get booked for his first challenge 😞
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07-05-2018 12:05 PM #18
If Hibs turn up and actually try to play rather than kicking us off the park this time, then they'll win, they're a good bit better than us this season.
found this nugget on kickback. Some of them actually believe we’re the ones doing the fouling. At least he got the last bit right which makes a change
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07-05-2018 01:40 PM #19
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As mentioned, they ran out of steam against a team who had been partying in Tenerife for 4 days . They have not got 90 minutes to keep that pace.
They leave holes at the back when they go forward. They struggles against Forrest and could not touch Rogic. Hopefully Kamberi and Mclaren have had
their off day and its back to getting goals again on Wednesday.
I think & hope 0-2 controlled football..fresh for the Huns on Sunday -3-1 or 3-2 if you like :-)
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07-05-2018 05:15 PM #26
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Mcginn is the player that they will target. They have all season.
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07-05-2018 05:18 PM #27
One of the reasons we have had a good season is our fitness levels are up there with the best in the league. Case in point would be the Celtic game when we basically ran them off the park and that's not something that happens very often.
We've also had an extra days rest compared to the hammer throwers.
If we turn up and play at 90 percent of what we are capable of we will win.
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07-05-2018 06:29 PM #29
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What Jambos see on the pitch is something no other human-eye or camera can see - only the Jambo of the species have this special 'ability' !. Yes, love for your club, support, enthusiasm etc can affect anyone's opinion or viewpoint when it comes to the club you support but the Jambos are something else entirely - that's why on Wednesday-night while we're watching Hibs play Hearts, Jambos will actually be seeing an angry Hibs-team kicking lumps out of their team because Hearts are playing like a blend of Real Madrid/Barcelona and Hibs just can't handle it !
Jambos are unique, 'special' ......................
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