Really starting to show why we brought him to the club, really enjoy watching him and like was said earlier his end product has improved. Getting goals and assists is what his game needs to be about and currently he’s ticking those boxes, another one who deserves praise.
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22-02-2019 10:55 PM #1
Horgan
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22-02-2019 10:57 PM #2
I like him a lot. Would be good to get 90 minutes out of him though.
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22-02-2019 11:01 PM #3
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Have said all season that I think he would be a good player if played in the right position. Must be about double figures assist wise despite being in and out the team.
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22-02-2019 11:06 PM #4
Read a good interview with Adam Hammil last week about PH - said that he gives you so much confidence. After Kamberi, Horgan was the first person I thought of who could be positively impacted.
Agree with Matty’s comment re: his fitness, but he looks such a threat at the moment.
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22-02-2019 11:06 PM #5
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He works his but off for us.
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22-02-2019 11:06 PM #6
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The end product was always missing before, that seems to have changed. Needs to keep up the good work. Unfortunately I think he may well have picked up an injury tonight.?
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22-02-2019 11:14 PM #8
His wee jink as he went into the box before squaring for the second goal was sheer class. Was just enough to make the defender pause which gave him the room to rattle it across to McNulty.
Hopefully his injury is nothing serious as he looks to be finally getting into a bit of form.
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22-02-2019 11:22 PM #9
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Great stuff from Horgan again tonight - 3 assists in 2 games?
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22-02-2019 11:27 PM #10
Not a fitness issue tonight. Landed awkwardly and went over on ankle and twisted his knee.
Hobbled off but importantly seemed to be walking limp free after the game.
Has 5 days to recover for our most important match in a long time.
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22-02-2019 11:42 PM #12
Really like Horgan. Gives his all and never hides. Good player. Still can't believe he was hooked in the last derby.
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22-02-2019 11:43 PM #13
Showing what he can do now that he's playing in his proped position. Quality player.
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22-02-2019 11:54 PM #14
He's great - but burns out after about an hour.
But WHAT an hour!
He never stops, and his wee legs have to work twice as fast as others - he's like that wee Mexican Mouse cartoon character - Speedy Gonzales?
Fast as a fast thing, going faster.
I think they have just a big wheel at the training centre, with him inside it running like ****.
Maybe in a hamster costume........ a big fur coat..... they were made out of hamsters. Honestly hundreds.
Or maybe not the coat.
But still in the wheel.
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23-02-2019 12:24 AM #15
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I hope the phannys that were writing him off as pish not very log ago are feeling suitably chastised.
Re the derby - he wouldn't have been my first choice to take off chasing the game either - that said he may have been tiring a bit - doesn't matter now - onwards and upwards!
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23-02-2019 12:57 AM #16
Great performance tonight , if he keeps it up we’re on our way to being a good team again , full team had pass marks tonight
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23-02-2019 01:03 AM #17
Horgan is unquestionably a dynamo.
When played out wide he is brilliant to watch.
Good to see him impacting a game, which for a good while was not the case.
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23-02-2019 07:36 AM #18
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I slaughtered him a few weeks back after the Motherwell game and said we need to get rid after the St Mirren game but he’s definitely proving me wrong and turning things right around and had a really good game last night.
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23-02-2019 07:36 AM #19
He was brilliant last night.
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23-02-2019 07:42 AM #21
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Like kamberi the shackles are off. Go and express yourself
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23-02-2019 07:48 AM #22
Really coming onto a game. I think he would benefit if we had a fit winger on the other side as we are currently asking a lot of Gray to get up and down the park
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23-02-2019 08:02 AM #23
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I've been unimpressed with him and felt he flattered to deceive up until now.
However, he's definitely coming onto a game and looking like the player we hoped.
I do think when he's struggled it's been against the better teams. That will of course be the case with lots of players but he is a bit of a flat track bully for us and needs to step up over the next couple of weeks against the likes of Celtic and Aberdeen.
Much better suited to the wide role and really benefits from having two players to link with up top.
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23-02-2019 08:16 AM #25
Great wee player when he's given a run in the right position. Thought he was our man of the match.
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23-02-2019 10:40 AM #28
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I think Horgan and Flo are great examples of why playing players in the correct role and position is important to their success. Horgan looked good when he first signed playing wide left and Flo was great playing with a partner and running channels and behind the defence. A manager decides he needs them to do something different and their form suffers badly and with Flo his whole game crumbled. It can work the other way with players thriving in a new position but it is always a risk and some of the signings that we have may actually be better than we thought now a manager looks like he wants to set up and play to players' strengths. Horgan was great last night and the run he made for the second goal was reminiscent of the one Fyvie made in the cup final that took us up the pitch and was the catalyst, imo, to us lifting the trophy. That drive, determination and strength has been sadly lacking this season but within a week it has returned.
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