The ball through to Boyle for second goal was equally as the one to Boyle for the first goal.
I thought it was A pass from Scott Allan due to the class of the pass as I thought it was one only he was capable of doing and was pleasantly surprised that Flo was capable of it and what a result .
So as well as scoring Flo is capable if setting up goals for his colleagues .
Good to see he is capable if making goals as well as scoring .
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Thread: Flo's pass for second goal
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09-12-2019 10:10 PM #1
Flo's pass for second goal
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09-12-2019 11:02 PM #4
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He's a very talented player - keeps on trying things and sometimes they don't come off but ....
When Flo is in Flow it's a joy to behold - a great capture - long may he thrive as a Hibee
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09-12-2019 11:05 PM #5
It was absolutely minging. If I’m being honest it was indecent, no defender should have put up with that.
United we stand here....
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10-12-2019 12:50 AM #6
Absolutely brilliant pass. As was the one from Halberg to Flo at start of the move
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10-12-2019 12:54 AM #7This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
All 3 goals where top notch.
Best half of football Hibs have played since the end of season 2017/18.
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10-12-2019 06:29 AM #8
Tbf, the pass from Kamberi was a lateral pass into acres of space, not on the same level as Allan's pass technique wise but great awareness to get his head up and run down a blind alley as might once have been the case.
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10-12-2019 06:41 AM #9This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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10-12-2019 07:15 AM #10This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
He’s as up and down as he he’s ever been.
No doubt he was absolutely outstanding on Saturday but with Flo you just don’t know if he’s going to be in the huff again next week.
Although in fairness, he does tend to like the games against the big teams.
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10-12-2019 07:24 AM #11
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That’ was definitely reflected in his two performances in the last week!
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10-12-2019 07:34 AM #12This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Scott Allan’s pass was a precision pass on the button he looks up sees Boyles run and places the ball perfectly just ahead of him for him to run onto and flick it over the goalie
I agree that Flo hits the ball into space but in fairness to Flo he looks up and sees Boyles run through the middle but Boyle still has work to do to and does exceptionally well to ward off Considine and slide the ball home
Two brilliant goals and two perfect passes
Well done to Martin Boyle for two great finishes after a long time out injured
A well deserved ovation from the home fans for his efforts when subbedLast edited by BILLYHIBS; 10-12-2019 at 07:51 AM.
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10-12-2019 07:37 AM #13This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
If he's dropped he'll accept it but won't pretend to be happy about it - he's said as much in interviews.
I'm (obviously) not a footballer but I'm pretty much the same. I wouldn't say I was particularly huffy or moody.
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10-12-2019 07:39 AM #14
Both fine passes but Flo's was much easier to execute. However before that Flo had held ball up brilliantly to create the space. 2 different skills from 2 fine players. I posted last week that when Flo turns up then Hibs also perform. I think Saturday was a great example of that.
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10-12-2019 08:12 AM #15
It was a cracking pass and all the more so coming from that player in that position.
All the goals were beautifully executed and they were complemented by much more effective pressing all over the park.
During and after the game on Saturday I felt that I finally had my club back after a long hiatus. It was a joy.
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10-12-2019 08:23 AM #16
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Allan's pass was a cracker as was Flo's. Allan probably had less to aim at but he had time and control of the ball, no pressure on him and Boyle's run was easy to spot. Flo had a bigger area to aim for but he had no time, played the ball first time and it still split 4 players. No point arguing what was better as they were both great passes and both players also did some good work in the lead up to the pass. Flo played an Allan like ball to Newal the other week too and I think we are seeing more and more good passes simply because players are working harder and making the runs.
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10-12-2019 09:10 AM #17
I never appreciated the quality of a Flo’s pass to Boyle for the second until viewing again - it really was top drawer. It’s just great to see him play with a freedom to express himself and he looks like he’s enjoying his football. Even in the clips from training that are posted he always seem to have a smile on his face.
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10-12-2019 09:17 AM #19
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10-12-2019 09:18 AM #20
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None of what we did on Saturday was rocket science. We just got players in to areas of the pitch that they could do some damage.
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10-12-2019 09:23 AM #21
When Boyle started running from wide to infield for the first i seen the gap and hoped Scott Allan could see it too. Not only did he see it but how he manages to get the angle right and weight right so often is incredible.
The 2nd goal starts from Flo taking a good touch which is strange for someone who ive read numerous times on here has a terrible touch. Lovely couple of interchanges with Doidge and he managed to lift his head and play a wonderfully weighted ball for Boyle. Boyle deserves massive credit for both goals for his movement. Thats why you cant play boyle up top and hes much better out wide and running in behind from wide areas.
The last 3 home games we have played cracking football at times. Which even when he had a decent run to start with i cant recall us doing it much under heckingbottom, although it did break out on rare occassions. Thats why i am more hopeful this isnt a new manager bounce or another false dawn and that we are slowly improving. There are still big problems that shouldnt be overlooked come January but i cant help but feel like standards have been lifted.
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10-12-2019 09:24 AM #22
Did I not read somewhere that, under Ross, the players haven't been doing much "final 3rd" stuff in training?
I know that both Boyle & SJM said the same thing during Lennon's time.
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10-12-2019 09:41 AM #23This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
If it was simply a 'lateral pass into acres of space' it would have been behind Boyle for a start.
The pass demonstrated vision, precision, weight, awareness. A thing of beauty.
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10-12-2019 09:52 AM #24
Great pass. It was one that was very easy to get wrong, but he weighted it perfectly.
Two goals and an assist from Boyler, a goal and an assist from Flo. Not a bad day at the office that.
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10-12-2019 11:07 AM #26
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10-12-2019 11:20 AM #27
His wee turn and pass for newell against motherwell at home was simply sexy as well.
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10-12-2019 11:50 AM #28
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10-12-2019 03:30 PM #29
Who cares which ball was best. Both result in Boyle scoring. Both were fantastic assists. 3 of the best goals seen at Easter Road for many a long year
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