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  1. 13-01-2020 09:02 AM #1
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    Stubbs to West Ham

    Alan Stubbs has been offered a coaching role by David Moyes at West Ham. Good move, and wish him all the best.
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    Quote Originally Posted by timewilltell View Post
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    Alan Stubbs has been offered a coaching role by David Moyes at West Ham. Good move, and wish him all the best.
    Excellent opportunity for him.
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    Good luck to him
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  4. 13-01-2020 09:22 AM #4
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    Picked the wrong opportunity twice, still think he's a good head coach. Wish him all the best.

    Fantastic man and a club legend.


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    Good chance for him to rebuild his career. He'll get another chance as a manager/head coach.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pretty Boy View Post
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    Good chance for him to rebuild his career. He'll get another chance as a manager/head coach.

    Legend.


    Good luck Alan.

    Not flexing [and certainly not ITK Dry Boak] but the wife and I met him a couple of times and he is a classy dude who loves Hibs and our wonderful city of Edinburgh.

    Always a legend in our eyes.

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    Good luck to him, always in our history.
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    Great move for him hope it works out well.
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    I think Stubbs' strengths are in coaching, I don't think being a figurehead suits him greatly. (Alan may disagree!) This should be a great role for him.
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    Quote Originally Posted by McS****y View Post
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    I think Stubbs' strengths are in coaching, I don't think being a figurehead suits him greatly. (Alan may disagree!) This should be a great role for him.
    Don’t think they are ...Doolan was the main coach during his time at ER...he is more like our current assistant..motivating the players, keeping the dressing room upbeat...suspect he will be the link man between Moyes and the players ....
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    Good luck, legend.
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    I think that's a great move - good luck Stubbsy
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    Good to see him back in work - and a less high profile role may suit him better as he bids to get his career back on track.

    He did a wonderful job at Hibs IMHO and I'll always be grateful to him for that.
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    #Moyesout #stubbsin
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    Good luck hope it works out well.
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    Does this mean we can have a Special Relationship with West Ham?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jack Hackett View Post
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    Does this mean we can have a Special Relationship with West Ham?

    I know you’re just having a wee dig at Hyacinth Bucket across the city... but yes, maybe it does!

    If Moyes stays at West Ham they might invest more in scouting up here and be looking for a good club to send players on loan.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jacomo View Post
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    I know you’re just having a wee dig at Hyacinth Bucket across the city... but yes, maybe it does!

    If Moyes stays at West Ham they might invest more in scouting up here and be looking for a good club to send players on loan.
    It's Hyacinth Budget (pronounced Budge - eh)
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    Best wishes Stubbsy!
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    Can we get a special relationship going?

    Edit ; oops, was well beaten to that!!
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    Good luck to him, hibs legend and a genuinely nice bloke.

    I think his days of managing may be over after the st mirren disaster but a coach at a prem team is a decent gig nonetheless
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    Wish him well.

    Genuinely nice guy by all accounts, and he led us to the Holy Grail.
    Mature, sensible signature required for responsible position. Good prospects for the right candidate. Apply within.
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    Hopefully he takes the opportunity if true so he can get back into the game. No doubt he will be back in management one day. Leaving us for a team like Rotherham will be the biggest regret he will ever make.
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    Good luck to Stubbsy. He'll need to keep himself ticking over 'til it's time to come back here a few years down the line and win us another cup.
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    2nd choice?
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    Moyes is thought to have wanted to bring in Stuart Pearce as part of his staff, but that move failed when the West Ham board blocked him from bringing in the ex-England defender over comments he has made about the Hammers in the press.
    Stubbs is said to be set to make a decision in the coming days over the role, and could even be in the position by next weekend, when Moyes hosts the Blues in their next Premier League fixture.
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    They didn't want Pearce, good luck to Alan, not second choice.
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    What an excellent opportunity that is
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    Quote Originally Posted by hfc rd View Post
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    What an excellent opportunity that is
    Yeah, back in the game big time.
    Will help clean his CV up.
    Only fly in the ointment is that Moyes might get bucketed in the summer.
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    Great job and means he’ll be an even better coach when he finally become Hibs boss again
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  30. 14-01-2020 09:37 AM #30
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    Wish him nothing but the best. He brought the feel good factor back to the club and we played a lot of good football under him. Some great signings and we won a cup as well.

    All the best Stubbsy.
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