Aiden McGeady

[Since452]

McGeady was a standout for Sunderland last season but looks to have had a dip in form since Ross left. Would definitely add to the squad and like another poster said I'd swap him for Middleton

[Tyler Durden]

Would rather play Fraser Murray. We already have Horgan, Murray and Newell who won’t necessarily make the first team. Never mind Middleton.

We don’t need McGeady who isn’t any better IMO

[Dashing Bob S]

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I've never liked Aiden McGeady. I don't like his face. He looked a wee prick when he was at Celtc, he looks basically exactly the same now.

Back when he was good I would still have taken him for Hibs though. Now though? Nah. He's done.

Would love to see us base our signing policy on whether or not you liked someones face.

But I agree, swerve that one.

[easty]

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Would love to see us base our signing policy on whether or not you liked someones face.

But I agree, swerve that one.

Nah I was saying I don't like him...but despite his wee snidey prick face I'd still have taken him when he was good.

[Unseen work]

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Would rather play Fraser Murray. We already have Horgan, Murray and Newell who won’t necessarily make the first team. Never mind Middleton.

We don’t need McGeady who isn’t any better IMO

Mcgeady is head and shoulders above Murray, Newell, Horgan and Middleton imo. He could produce something out of absolutely nothing and is great at creating space.

The issue I would have is his attitude and will to work hard for the team. It’s all well and good having him, Allan and Boyle in the same team but we would need a lot of good defensive hard working players in behind them to make it work.

In this league Mcgeady would tear players apart and most importantly would give us consistent quality in the final third.

Niall McGinn is similar at Aberdeen but nowwhere near the quality that Mcgeady had

[Tyler Durden]

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Mcgeady is head and shoulders above Murray, Newell, Horgan and Middleton imo. He could produce something out of absolutely nothing and is great at creating space.

The issue I would have is his attitude and will to work hard for the team. It’s all well and good having him, Allan and Boyle in the same team but we would need a lot of good defensive hard working players in behind them to make it work.

In this league Mcgeady would tear players apart and most importantly would give us consistent quality in the final third.

Niall McGinn is similar at Aberdeen but nowwhere near the quality that Mcgeady had

“In this league”? He’s in a league that’s no better and he isn’t impressing.

Niall McGinn wouldn’t get in our team either.

[Smartie]

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“In this league”? He’s in a league that’s no better and he isn’t impressing.

Niall McGinn wouldn’t get in our team either.

He's had a dip in form but is widely accepted as being the best player in that league.

[The 90+2]

I can’t stand the wee traitor and it would be extremely difficult to get behind him.

[worcesterhibby]

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I don’t like signing old wingers.

I don’t mind old centre half’s, midfielders or strikers but wingers are a young mans game IMO.

If he does sign I’ll back track and think he’s the greatest signing ever but I’d have my concerns.

How dare you ! I was brought up on watching Arthur Duncan in the late 1970's and early 1980's he was still playing for us at 55 !! (ok 37 but that's still old for a winger)

[Tyler Durden]

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He's had a dip in form but is widely accepted as being the best player in that league.

I know you’re a bit of a Sunderland fan but I don’t think that’s accurate.

He wasn’t last season - a few of the Luton players moved for £3m+ I think. And if he’s had a dip in form he certainly isn’t this year. Off top of my head there are guys at Peterborough, Ipswich, maybe Oxford that would be quoted well before McGeady.

[sean04]

100% yes

[SMAXXA]

He would be a brilliant signing for any spl team outside the old firm I don’t doubt that. He would add a bit of experience to the squad aswell

[Since452]

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He would be a brilliant signing for any spl team outside the old firm I don’t doubt that. He would add a bit of experience to the squad aswell

Yup

[JimBHibees]

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He would be a brilliant signing for any spl team outside the old firm I don’t doubt that. He would add a bit of experience to the squad aswell

Agree absolute quality player.

[FitbaFolkKen]

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I know you’re a bit of a Sunderland fan but I don’t think that’s accurate.

He wasn’t last season - a few of the Luton players moved for £3m+ I think. And if he’s had a dip in form he certainly isn’t this year. Off top of my head there are guys at Peterborough, Ipswich, maybe Oxford that would be quoted well before McGeady.

James Collins was player of the year in League One last season.... no comment

[Cat Stanton]

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I can’t stand the wee traitor and it would be extremely difficult to get behind him.

I'm not sure that's the most logical response (if he is a good player still) - but illogically, I absolutely agree with you: he's a loathsome little turd.

I also have it on good authority (well, ok, a taxi driver!) that he is every bit as obnoxious and arrogant off the field as you might expect.

So, no thanks. Even though this is also not terribly logical.

[Fergos]

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How dare you ! I was brought up on watching Arthur Duncan in the late 1970's and early 1980's he was still playing for us at 55 !! (ok 37 but that's still old for a winger)

...still playing for us aye....at full back in the latter years. Could still move though, just not as fast.

GGTTH

[Since90+2]

He's a quality player and is miles better than our wide players with the exception of Boyle.

I know he chose Ireland as a young lad (and to be fair you could argue he's been proven right by playing at a world cup) but is he really that bad a character? I can't remember him ever being involved in any on or off field nonsense.

[Tomsk]

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How dare you ! I was brought up on watching Arthur Duncan in the late 1970's and early 1980's he was still playing for us at 55 !! (ok 37 but that's still old for a winger)

Duncan played a lot of his games at left back in his later years, and wasn't half the player he was when at his best. Great servant whom Hibs held on to about five years too long.

Talking about old wingers who did a bit of damage in their later years, I hear that Gordon Smith wasn't too shabby.

[Iggy Pope]

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Duncan played a lot of his games at left back in his later years, and wasn't half the player he was when at his best. Great servant whom Hibs held on to about five years too long.

Talking about old wingers who did a bit of damage in their later years, I hear that Gordon Smith wasn't too shabby.

Great servant who was a splendid left back in his later years more like.

[Since452]

A senior player who's played at the very highest level? Yes please.

[Tomsk]

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Great servant who was a splendid left back in his later years more like.

I think your memory's playing tricks with you.

[Iggy Pope]

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I think your memory's playing tricks with you.

Erm, no.....

[superfurryhibby]

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Duncan played a lot of his games at left back in his later years, and wasn't half the player he was when at his best. Great servant whom Hibs held on to about five years too long.

Talking about old wingers who did a bit of damage in their later years, I hear that Gordon Smith wasn't too shabby.

Always thought it was a bizarre move, to play Duncan at LB. He wasn't really well equipped for it defensively.

[Is It On....]

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A 4-2-3-1 would be perfect for those 3. It would be fitting in the others that would be the issue if you went down that route though.

I know it's "recency bias" but are Doidge / Kamberi best utilised as lone strikers or as a front 2?

[The 90+2]

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I'm not sure that's the most logical response (if he is a good player still) - but illogically, I absolutely agree with you: he's a loathsome little turd.

I also have it on good authority (well, ok, a taxi driver!) that he is every bit as obnoxious and arrogant off the field as you might expect.

So, no thanks. Even though this is also not terribly logical.

I’m the same by the way.

[EI255]

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He's 107 years old. Plays at league 1 level and would presumably be expensive.

I'll file that under 'nah'.

Some players nearing the end of their careers don't always move for the money. He might well want to finish in Scotland.

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[erin go bragh]

Wee crunchie was no spring chicken when he played for us . Cracking winger .

[cmcd]

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I can’t stand the wee traitor and it would be extremely difficult to get behind him.

Explain please

[makaveli1875]

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Explain please

Presumably because he bumped Scotland for Ireland