Reply With QuoteI'd take him back, he would improve the current squad. Not first choice but a brilliant rotation option. Can actually score penalties as well.
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13-02-2020 10:20 AM #31Testimonial Due
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Liked him but if we keep Sparky and develop Hammer he'd be 4th choice. I have a sneaky feeling that if Edinburgh City manage to get promoted he may land up there...on good wages, or at Livi
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13-02-2020 10:28 AM #32Coaching Staff
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13-02-2020 10:29 AM #33Pun Lovin' Criminal
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No. Other than running around a hell of a lot, he was distinctly mediocre against top flight opposition.
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13-02-2020 10:30 AM #34@hibs.net private member
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His goal against Hearts was anything but mediocre.
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13-02-2020 10:33 AM #35Coaching Staff
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His goal v Rangers wasn't too bad either. That being said, 6 goals in 22 league matches isn't brilliant. Originally Posted by Peevemor
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13-02-2020 10:35 AM #36Pun Lovin' Criminal
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He started well but as soon as opposing teams figured out that his work rate and movement was what got him to Hibs, he had nothing else to trouble defenders. Originally Posted by Peevemor
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His finishing was absolutely abysmal by and large. Couple of great goals but that's about it.
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13-02-2020 11:35 AM #37Promising Youngster
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No thanks! Originally Posted by Hibeesmad
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13-02-2020 11:40 AM #38@hibs.net private member
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That's a good point. Originally Posted by bigwheel
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The only question is whether Gullan would be ready for a run of starts if/when either Doidge or McNulty got injured.
In truth, that's an academic question because we've no option but to play him in that scenario other than to go one up.
Mind you, we did try to chuck money at Dunfermline to get Nisbet so that might be a clue as to Gullan's readiness.
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13-02-2020 11:46 AM #39First Team Regular
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I mean purely for the tune it gets the go ahead from me, girls don’t like boys girls like Simon murray. That being said though I would’ve be disappointed not delighted if we signed him, raw and patchy in terms of goals sure his goal v hearts was first in like 10 then he scored a few again
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Subconscious or not, I think I judge youngsters on the golden generation. If someone isn’t a first team regular, or knocking on the door to be one, by 20-ish my automatic reaction is that they are very unlikely to ever make it as anymore than a bit part/squad player. Not very scientific, particularly as not seen much of Gullah to form an opinion, but my instinct is that he won’t make it at Hibs. Originally Posted by Hibbyradge
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13-02-2020 04:33 PM #41
I’d take him. Offers us more speed and if we do lose Boyle ( though totally different positions ) then there are games were speed will keep the opposition defence pined back as they are scared of it.
As others have said if we want to aim for third we need better. However he offers a good option for us as I’d spend a large percentage trying to sort out our defence as ( in my opinion only ) this is our Achilles heel.
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13-02-2020 06:53 PM #42
I quite liked him and he scored some important goals at Ibrox and in the derby. Wouldn’t be a starter for where we should be, but he’d be a useful option to have.
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13-02-2020 06:55 PM #43First Team Breakthrough
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Let Dundee Hibs have him.
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13-02-2020 07:24 PM #44First Team Breakthrough
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Let the red man cometh....
(to Utd)
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13-02-2020 09:02 PM #45First Team Breakthrough
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In a parallel universe Hibs are tearing up the europa league with a front three of Simon Murray, Brian Graham and James Keatings but unfortunately it ain’t this one.
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