I think it's a must to pick up 7 points in the next three games and preferably 9 and a good show at Hampden after these games. I definitely have seen an improvement lately and just maybe the system Heckingbottom plays has been hard to stomach earlier but the players may be buying into that. Yesterday was like a defeat leaving the ground but a big plus is Vela and Hallberg in midfield. Chances are being made now which was not the case in the Motherwell and Kilmarnock away games. As i said minimum 7 out of 9 in the next three games and things maybe looking up.
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06-10-2019 12:15 PM #31
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That was very disturbing.
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06-10-2019 01:49 PM #35
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06-10-2019 02:01 PM #36
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Most win last against top teams need a slice of luck - we were well worth a draw last weekend
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06-10-2019 02:12 PM #37
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With PH in charge, the last 3 draws are little more than a 'route recalculation' to a bottom 6 destination.
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So you're admitting we've turned a corner?
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06-10-2019 05:23 PM #41
I can see where the OP is coming from regarding "turning a corner", but if anyone asked me is this what I want to pay to watch, I would say 100% No!
It is bruising on the eye and the kind of football that at best can only be described as workman-like.
It is the type of football we normally associate with The Jambos.
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"Anti hibs (sic) narrative".
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06-10-2019 06:05 PM #47
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Why do we need to turn a corner? If he is fit for purpose and with a full pre season behind him and bringing in players he wants and moving on ones he doesn't we should be on a straight road.
Is it not rather alarming to have 6pts from 24pts and be 10pts away from 3rd and have this corner being turned draws. We should not be turning corners we should be doing a hell of a lot better and I do not want a manager here who has put us in such a position that we need to "turn corners".
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Didn't stop you having a shot at me.
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06-10-2019 08:30 PM #49
I want Heckingbottom out. I did before the derby and obviously more so after losing it.
I'm now in the mindset of thinking of the derby defeat as rock bottom and resetting after that.
There's no doubt we have improved in the 3 games since. It's not perfect by any means but much improved from the derby and before. 3 very difficult games unbeaten. We all thought we'd lose them all but haven't. It's not been great, just better.
If we go on and win the next 3 games, easier games on paper, Heckingbottom will have earned a stay of execution and we can trace the turning point back to the cup win at Killie. If he doesn't get the results in the next 3 (min 7 from 9) we will look with hindsight and say there was no corner turned.
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