It's time for these boys to get their chance. Show a bit of faith in our young guys coming through. Not saying definite starters (though I would start Murray)
but need to be giving them chances from the bench at least to have an impact.
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Thread: Fraser Murray & Oli Shaw
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06-10-2019 08:34 PM #1
Fraser Murray & Oli Shaw
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06-10-2019 08:45 PM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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06-10-2019 09:04 PM #3
Agree with Murray. Shaw is not the answer in front of goal for us. Surely questions have to be asked as why we are not producing the quality of player to challenge the average first time squad we have.
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06-10-2019 09:18 PM #4
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They were both asked to go on loan in order to free money up so we could bring in other players.
one refused wanting to fight for his place.
The other wanted to go but didn’t fancy St Johnstone or Partick Thistle as the options.
Hecky is on video stating that Shaw would need to be moved on to bring a striker in.
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06-10-2019 09:18 PM #5
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06-10-2019 09:27 PM #6
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Questions have to be asked over the budget and how it was used if we ended up in the position that Shaw had to be moved out on loan if anyone was to be brought in.
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06-10-2019 09:48 PM #7
It’s funny because I think Shaw is better than the vast majority make out and Murray isn’t as good as he is made out by some.
I do think both are good prospects but at 20/21 they really need to be starting or coming off the bench and making an impact.
Murrays main issue is his position, but I really like his ability to turn on the ball and always seems to have an effort at goal or create a chance.
Shaw I think of given the same amount of game time as Kamberi or Doidge this season, would have more goals.
Surprised if either of them turned down a move to St Johnstone unless they were told oppertunities would be similar to Hibs which I doubt.
I really want to see Gullan given a run in the team. Was also impressed with Block at right back the other day.
Does anyone know how Innes Murray is getting on? Couple of times iv seen him he’s a bit of a McGeouch type but never seems to get mentioned for the first team. He’s already 21 but has a contract until 2022 which he signed this summer? Seems a bit odd.
On a side note, when was the last player we brought through with genuine pace?
Although I hate Aberdeen and they have a lot of injuries, it was good to see them playing two youngster in Campbell (18) and Ethan Ross (18). Couldn’t see us doing that injuries or not.Last edited by Unseen work; 06-10-2019 at 09:51 PM.
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06-10-2019 09:51 PM #8
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Not seen anything from these 2 that would lead me to believe they should be first team regulars. File under Handling, Stanton, Harris etc.
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06-10-2019 10:03 PM #9
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Simply not as good as Doidge and Newell.
Said nobody, ever.
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06-10-2019 10:04 PM #10
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The few times I`ve seen F Murray or Shaw they`ve shown promise and hopefully they`ll earn the chance to show their ability in the first team but there have always been players like that . I can remember seeing players in the reserve team in the 1970s who really impressed week in week out but in some cases never got even one first team match before being released ( days of only one sub made it harder for young players to get a chance ) .
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06-10-2019 10:12 PM #11
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07-10-2019 02:24 AM #12This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Stanton and Harris wouldn’t get near our bench imo.
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07-10-2019 05:24 AM #13
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I listen to a lot of the old pro players on the Si Ferry podcast and everyone single one mentions the upbringing of young players making or breaking players. The young players cleaned the boots and terracing and had to earn the respect of the senior players. Changed days now. The youngsters are mollycoddled and wrapped in cotton wool.
It’s been discussed here before, that some saw it as borderline bullying and came from the dinosaur era. Wether people want to admit it, the dinosaurs still exist in our and the away support. These laddies come from our nice cosy East Mains in to the frying pan of abuse from our own supporters and the away end too. Most can’t hack it and go in to there shells and hide, we’ve seen it umpteen times with players from our academy. The lads need to be taught to toughen up and be mentally strong as well as physically strong.
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07-10-2019 06:05 AM #14This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
None of our young players are hiding, they just aren't getting minutes.
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07-10-2019 06:36 AM #16
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Harris
Handling
Chisolm
Stanton
Booth
Wotherspoon
Forster
McCann
Byrne
Crane
Dabrowski
Just a few that have had minutes from previous managers and couldn’t make the grade. Name ten players that have broke in to the Hibs team and forged a good career with Hibs, or stepped up to better things in the last ten years.
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07-10-2019 06:45 AM #17
Hecky wanted to put Murray out on loan Murray refused stating he would rather stay and fight for his place
There is only going to be one winner
Murray to me looks quality
Shaw has not improved at the rate expected
He has looked lively in the short game time he has had just needs one of his attempts on goal to go in
I wonder what difference it would have made to his confidence if that goal against Hearts was allowed to stand
The way things are looking with Shaw it is like being in a long term relationship and you both know it should end.
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07-10-2019 06:52 AM #18This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
This myth that actually supporting young players, treating them as human beings, giving them room to progress etc is bad just doesn't add up for me.
Wotherspoon has gone on to play in Europe and win the Scottish cup. He's had a very good career so far. Honestly, none of the others on that list were ever actually that good. You think Riordan scored 30 yards screamers all the time because he cleaned some boots and got the piss taken out of him by older players? No. He was actually just an exceptional talent along with the others in that side.
Shaw and Murray will have decent careers, maybe not at Hibs but they clearly have talent. Both would contribute and improve alot if we trusted them to play every week.
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07-10-2019 07:41 AM #19
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Shaw has his doubters but I’m fairly sure he would’ve scored one or two of those chances on Saturday.
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07-10-2019 08:27 AM #22
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Murray needs to move in Jan. he’s the kind of player who would
be playing every week for the likes of Motherwell etc. Hibs appear scared to give young players a run of games now.
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07-10-2019 08:42 AM #23
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Murray looked one of our better players in the League Cup fixtures in the summer, and has since been frozen out of the picture completely - bizzarre from PH, especially with the results his signings have brought us.
Always feel Shaw gets too much stick, good finisher and his physique is improving too. Think we all know he'd have buried at least one of those chances up at Pittodrie.
And to think we were told we were getting a manager who gave youth a chance
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07-10-2019 08:52 AM #24
I find the Murray one quite bizarre, as Heckingbottom stated after we beat Livi last season - Friday night game how impressed he was with him after he came on as a sub and would be one of the young players that would be in his plans for the new season and was looking hopefully to build the team around.
How you can do that without playing him is beyond me, but then he has said other things that have yet to materialise.
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07-10-2019 08:54 AM #25
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07-10-2019 09:16 AM #26
I feel sorry for Shaw. I actually think there’s a good player in there that simply needs more game time. Played well in the recent development game as well.
I would get him in now. It’s not as if Doidge and Kamberi are rattling them in anyway.
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07-10-2019 09:21 AM #27This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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07-10-2019 09:26 AM #28
I can't see Heck giving them any minutes and they'll need to move on for game time. I might be called a heck hater or whatever, but let's be honest; he's a stubborn man who is going to stick with his terribly average signings than relent and take a chance on youngsters.
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07-10-2019 09:53 AM #30
I'd rather have Murray playing than the imposter playing his position now and Shaw is better leaving for the good of his career because if he's not getting a game ahead of a huddy like Doidge then the manager has spoken.
Maybe they know hecky won't be around for much longer and a new manager might give them the time they need.
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