Would I take him back at ER? Absolutely. Is he one of the best CM’s in the league? IMO yes. Does our manager want him? No. Will he be a success at Aberdeen? IMO no as he doesn’t fit their style he’s not a shin or smashing into tackles. Is this all pointless as we aren’t interested in him? Yes.
Added to all this the reason hecky got rid of Milligan was because he wants “something different” in the role I think he wants athleticism in there and Dylan wouldn’t offer that either
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05-07-2019 12:55 PM #61
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05-07-2019 12:56 PM #62
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05-07-2019 01:03 PM #65
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Doesn't always work bringing a player back. I get the impression Heckingbottom is looking at young hungry players. I was pleased the majority of the time when Dylan was playing but getting him playing and playing regularly was the hard part. Seems it was similar at Sunderland.
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McGeouch is a good player. Absolutely no doubt about it. Would him signing for Aberdeen mean we “couldn’t get the ball of them”? No chance.Last edited by Heisenberg; 05-07-2019 at 01:11 PM.
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05-07-2019 01:52 PM #69
Not a chance I would swap Mallan for Omeonga.
Omeonga runs about a lot and presses players well, I’m just not convinced about him on the ball. Yes a very good assist against St Johnstone but other than that I can’t think of many.
I would take him in the squad as he would be a good option, but sell him for Mallan? Did he not come out as Our top goal scorer, assists. Players player and fans player?
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05-07-2019 01:56 PM #70
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Can I also say I don't think he was overly bothered about being at ER.Last edited by Lago; 05-07-2019 at 02:00 PM.
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05-07-2019 03:25 PM #74
I think Mallan gets a hard time. Had a terrific start and faded let’s not forget he’s only 22 is he not. For years we never had any goals from midfield the fact he is the best striker of the ball at the club imo says a lot for him. Hopefully with Allan in the team I can see Mallan getting a bit more room to let fly at goal. Opposition teams second half of season cottoned on to what was coming and were quick to press him within 30 yards. Allan and Boyle can free space for him.
dylan Coming back would be fantastic how any hibs fan would refuse him I simply don’t understand. Absolutely the type of player I want to watch every second week at Easter road, worth the season ticket money alone.
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05-07-2019 03:34 PM #75
100% agree with this great footballer with amazing vision and distribution of the ball; would love to see him back at ER.
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05-07-2019 04:23 PM #76
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A very good footballer, and I don’t think anyone on here would be disgruntled if he were back in our squad. I just don’t think we all believe we should be bending over backwards to bring him back or think PH is some clueless manager for not making huge efforts to bring him in.
He was part of arguably the best midfield in the country at one point, yes. We’ve got Allan back and never will get McGinn back. Those two were ahead of everyone in my book... it’s stevie Mallan, Omeonga or anyone else for that matter played alongside those two.. they’d stake a claim to the best midfield in the league also.
Very good player and welcome back? Absolutely
Break the bank or plans in order to sign him? Not for me.
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05-07-2019 04:26 PM #77
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We spend years moaning about the lack of goals from midfield and then we score a goal scoring midfielder and we moan about that.
Mallan’s not perfect but he offers a lot.
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05-07-2019 08:40 PM #81
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I would like us to put all the effort into Omenonga
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Wee Omeonga wins hands down
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05-07-2019 08:45 PM #84
All these comments that Dylan didn’t enjoy or appreciate being at Hibs as much as certain other players.... bizarre stuff.
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05-07-2019 09:09 PM #88
I think he was conflicted and probably still is.
He was very happy playing for us and had some great times with us. He probably wasn't a huge fan of the manager but they come and go.
The sad fact is that he knew he could get far more money elsewhere and he knows that he can do that now. Choosing between money and happiness isn't easy, especially when you're injury prone and you have a short career.
He was clearly very emotional when he left but he has to do what is right for him. Surely we don't begrudge a cup winning legend that right?
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I always had the impression he loved it as Hibs.
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