Derby day: Dempster take note:

[Squirrel 1875]

Yet again, I’m sat here on a Sunday trying to get my head around yet another abject, abysmal performance from Hibernian FC under Paul Heckingbottom. Another performance underlying all the same frailties this joker has shown from day one. He has taken us so far backwards that days of challenging for second place, while playing entertaining football with players and staff who genuinely got the club, feel like another era, not a mere season and a half ago...

With the opinion on here having appeared to have shifted significantly in the past two weeks, it can be assumed that the fans have had enough. Of concern is that there doesn’t appear to be any sign of impatience at the club, with the mood music indicating that Dempster and co will stick with their man.

I don’t have to think back too long for memories of this club playing rubbish football, in front of crowds of 8,000 with players who didn’t care. We would even struggle to sell out derbies at Easter Road and the away end at Tynecastle.

I loved the feeling that those days were a distant memory, but I fear they maybe back with us once again. I imagine many of you feel the same.

Dempster comes across as a leader with zero motivation to change. Her leadership has gone stale as the club wanders aimlessly on the pitch guided by the fraudulent Heckingbottom and his squad of duds. I am now of the opinion that she should also go, alongside George Craig and Heckingbottom.

We as a fan base need to make it clear to those running the club that we’ve had enough of Heckinbottom on Sunday, win lose or draw. How do we do it? Do we, the fans, stage a protest before the game by not taking our seats for five minutes after kick off so the board are firmly reminded of the sorry state we were once in? Do we wait until after kick off to make our feelings clear? Would be interested to hear what people think, because I genuinely don’t want to see this club fall on its knees again, having worked so hard for years to get off them.

Dempster doesn’t appear to care. We the fans need to make sure she sits up and takes notice. Time for change.

[3pm]

Not pitching up for the first 5 minutes on Sunday doesn't help anyone.

[Viva_Palmeiras]

Struggling to sell out Tynie you say? Oh chinny-chin-chin...

[Viva_Palmeiras]

I find it incredible that this Uzi spraying of anyone in the vicinity getting punted appears. Guess we’ll have more of it in and around the derby - it’s a bit of a laugh tho isn’t it?

[Hermit Crab]

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Struggling to sell out Tynie you say? Oh chinny-chin-chin...

It wasn't that long ago we regularly never sold out Hearts away on one occasion only selling half our allocation (Casper game), more regularly one block left unsold.

[Pretty Boy]

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Struggling to sell out Tynie you say? Oh chinny-chin-chin...

I don't think that's massively wide off the mark. I can recall being at Tynecastle in the not so distant past with our end half or 2/3s full. There certainly wasn't the scramble for tickets there is now and general sales weren't uncommon.

I could take issue with a few things in the OP but that probably isn't one of them.

[Henderson2Del]

I think the OP has some valid points.

[Wilson]

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I think the OP has some valid points.

Yes. He is sat there on a Sunday.

[Squirrel 1875]

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Struggling to sell out Tynie you say? Oh chinny-chin-chin...

And yet again I am accused of being a liar. It is a fact that we used to fail to sell the away end of Tynecastle out. The Casper game was one and I believe the Caldwell game was another.

Accusing posters of lying because you disagree with them is grossly offensive and yet another sign of this forum struggling to conduct free and fair debate. Not pleasant.

[Steve20]

Lots of decent points, but not entering the stadium before the Derby is not a option. That’s the game we all need to be there early and let those ***** know we’re up for this.

If we let that shower beat us, doesn’t matter about the next lot of games. We shouldn’t put up with losing that game. There protest should be nothing compared to what we should do if we lose. But on the whole, our support just take endless amount of crap that we have to put up with.

Let’s just beat them.

[lyonhibs]

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And yet again I am accused of being a liar. It is a fact that we used to fail to sell the away end of Tynecastle out. The Casper game was one and I believe the Caldwell game was another.

Accusing posters of lying because you disagree with them is grossly offensive and yet another sign of this forum struggling to conduct free and fair debate. Not pleasant.

Your key point that you want Dempster herself to take note of is that you think she should be sacked. It's not exactly constructive advice is it?

[The_Horde]

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Your key point that you want Dempster herself to take note of is that you think she should be sacked. It's not exactly constructive advice is it?

I think you've missed the part of his post where he clearly switches from giving Dempster advice to talking to the support.

[Viva_Palmeiras]

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And yet again I am accused of being a liar. It is a fact that we used to fail to sell the away end of Tynecastle out. The Casper game was one and I believe the Caldwell game was another.

Accusing posters of lying because you disagree with them is grossly offensive and yet another sign of this forum struggling to conduct free and fair debate. Not pleasant.

Deep down, I don’t think that the selling out of the away end at Tynie is the issue here but perhaps it’s all about definition of struggle and the proximity in Hibstorical terms of the said “struggle” - I do feel that Casper and Caldwell are distant memories but appreciate that’s probs wishful thinking and a subjective thing.

So in the brotherly spirit of a Sunday evening on the .net I apologise and do not wish to contribute to making this a worse place for Hibees to come.

[MWHIBBIES]

No. I'll be supporting the team for 90 minutes, not 85.

[Malthibby]

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No. I'll be supporting the team for 90 minutes, not 85.

Indeed. Can't think of a better way to undermine the team than to boycott the start of a derby bar not turning up at all.
The only team it would help would be Hearts. Don't think I'll be doing that.
GG

[Franck Stanton]

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And yet again I am accused of being a liar. It is a fact that we used to fail to sell the away end of Tynecastle out. The Casper game was one and I believe the Caldwell game was another.

Accusing posters of lying because you disagree with them is grossly offensive and yet another sign of this forum struggling to conduct free and fair debate. Not pleasant.

Easy solved, don't tell lies then

[Squirrel 1875]

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Easy solved, don't tell lies then

I’m confused. You defend the fact that hibs had failed to sell out the away end at Tynie a few posts ago and then you accuse me of lying? Take a minute and reflect on this post; would you like to be called a liar?

[Franck Stanton]

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I’m confused. You defend the fact that hibs had failed to sell out the away end at Tynie a few posts ago and then you accuse me of lying? Take a minute and reflect on this post; would you like to be called a liar?

My apologies, thought your post was by someone else. My fault entirely, not surprised you were confused by my stupdity. ( somehow thought you were viva palmeras poster)

[Viva_Palmeiras]

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I’m confused. You defend the fact that hibs had failed to sell out the away end at Tynie a few posts ago and then you accuse me of lying? Take a minute and reflect on this post; would you like to be called a liar?

Haud the bus - I don’t think there’s ever gonna be a defamation case brought before the courts “and I quote m-laud he wrote ‘chinny-chin-chin’” if others have called you a liar maybe it’s more about them than me but hey-ho. Fire on.

Everyone on this thread will all be laughing after a Derby victory for the Hibs.

[Viva_Palmeiras]

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Easy solved, don't tell lies then

Ole - that’ll be spelled correctly and with a capital V and P please. Peace.

[Franck Stanton]

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Struggling to sell out Tynie you say? Oh chinny-chin-chin...

Can remember a derby at the pink shelter in the recent past when we only managed to sell out a third of the away stand so don't understand the " chiny-chi- chin comment"

[Viva_Palmeiras]

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Can remember a derby at the pink shelter in the recent past when we only managed to sell out a third of the away stand so don't understand the " chiny-chi- chin comment"

When you say “distant past” what’d be helpful and take the debate forward is if you qualified with a date, Mr. F. Stanton.

[A Hi-Bee]

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Yet again, I’m sat here on a Sunday trying to get my head around yet another abject, abysmal performance from Hibernian FC under Paul Heckingbottom. Another performance underlying all the same frailties this joker has shown from day one. He has taken us so far backwards that days of challenging for second place, while playing entertaining football with players and staff who genuinely got the club, feel like another era, not a mere season and a half ago...

With the opinion on here having appeared to have shifted significantly in the past two weeks, it can be assumed that the fans have had enough. Of concern is that there doesn’t appear to be any sign of impatience at the club, with the mood music indicating that Dempster and co will stick with their man.

I don’t have to think back too long for memories of this club playing rubbish football, in front of crowds of 8,000 with players who didn’t care. We would even struggle to sell out derbies at Easter Road and the away end at Tynecastle.

I loved the feeling that those days were a distant memory, but I fear they maybe back with us once again. I imagine many of you feel the same.

Dempster comes across as a leader with zero motivation to change. Her leadership has gone stale as the club wanders aimlessly on the pitch guided by the fraudulent Heckingbottom and his squad of duds. I am now of the opinion that she should also go, alongside George Craig and Heckingbottom.

We as a fan base need to make it clear to those running the club that we’ve had enough of Heckinbottom on Sunday, win lose or draw. How do we do it? Do we, the fans, stage a protest before the game by not taking our seats for five minutes after kick off so the board are firmly reminded of the sorry state we were once in? Do we wait until after kick off to make our feelings clear? Would be interested to hear what people think, because I genuinely don’t want to see this club fall on its knees again, having worked so hard for years to get off them.

Dempster doesn’t appear to care. We the fans need to make sure she sits up and takes notice. Time for change.

No really all that fussed about the derby, our problems will no be solved by beating that crap from tincastle, protest is all good although will not make any difference we now have a power struggle going on and its one the fans will not be allowed to win. I'll be staying away.

[DarlingtonHibee]

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Yet again, I’m sat here on a Sunday trying to get my head around yet another abject, abysmal performance from Hibernian FC under Paul Heckingbottom. Another performance underlying all the same frailties this joker has shown from day one. He has taken us so far backwards that days of challenging for second place, while playing entertaining football with players and staff who genuinely got the club, feel like another era, not a mere season and a half ago...

With the opinion on here having appeared to have shifted significantly in the past two weeks, it can be assumed that the fans have had enough. Of concern is that there doesn’t appear to be any sign of impatience at the club, with the mood music indicating that Dempster and co will stick with their man.

I don’t have to think back too long for memories of this club playing rubbish football, in front of crowds of 8,000 with players who didn’t care. We would even struggle to sell out derbies at Easter Road and the away end at Tynecastle.

I loved the feeling that those days were a distant memory, but I fear they maybe back with us once again. I imagine many of you feel the same.

Dempster comes across as a leader with zero motivation to change. Her leadership has gone stale as the club wanders aimlessly on the pitch guided by the fraudulent Heckingbottom and his squad of duds. I am now of the opinion that she should also go, alongside George Craig and Heckingbottom.

We as a fan base need to make it clear to those running the club that we’ve had enough of Heckinbottom on Sunday, win lose or draw. How do we do it? Do we, the fans, stage a protest before the game by not taking our seats for five minutes after kick off so the board are firmly reminded of the sorry state we were once in? Do we wait until after kick off to make our feelings clear? Would be interested to hear what people think, because I genuinely don’t want to see this club fall on its knees again, having worked so hard for years to get off them.

Dempster doesn’t appear to care. We the fans need to make sure she sits up and takes notice. Time for change.

Ffs, demo....

Please show our ceo some respect, her name is leeann.

[we are hibs]

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Ffs, demo....

Please show our ceo some respect, her name is leeann.

Not this ***** again.

Petrie got called petrie.

Farmer got called farmer.

Dempster gets called dempster.


Had all this ***** aimed at me not long ago too. Absolutely bizarre.

[CloudSquall]

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Not this ***** again.

Petrie got called petrie.

Farmer got called farmer.

Dempster gets called dempster.


Had all this ***** aimed at me not long ago too. Absolutely bizarre.

Yeah it's weird, it reminds me of the Huns ex manager "man with no surname Walter".

[Crab apple]

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Ffs, demo....

Please show our ceo some respect, her name is leeann.

And don’t forget to use the capital L.

[DarlingtonHibee]

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And don’t forget to use the capital L.

Lol my apologies

[Ardenttwo]

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Ffs, demo....

Please show our ceo some respect, her name is leeann.

Give the man some respect too. He is obviously hurting like most of us and has some if not all valid posts. And as for names good god do we now start calling the players by their first names for respect. I have hardly heard Petrie called Rodrick and I bet some don’t even know our current manager/coaches first name

[Renton1875]

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Give the man some respect too. He is obviously hurting like most of us and has some if not all valid posts. And as for names good god do we now start calling the players by their first names for respect. I have hardly heard Petrie called Rodrick and I bet some don’t even know our current manager/coaches first name

According to Twitter and Facebook it's 'get that useless *@*@ out of my club'