That's 3 hat tricks between them, plus goals each coming in form each thick and fast.
Not sure exactly what kind of partnership Doige had with Flo, if any, but I feel that game styles of Doige/McNulty are much more suited to one another. They have the variation you need but seem to be growing in terms of how one reads the other.
So happy for Doige to come good after all the ***** he copped from people (including many on here!) at the start.
Long may it continue!
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Thread: Doige + McNulty
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13-02-2020 03:37 AM #1
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Doige + McNulty
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13-02-2020 05:44 AM #2
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McNulty is far more intelligent than flo. Movement is a nightmare for defenders. Doidge and McNulty worked very hard, pressing all game and forcing county into long hopeful balls which we 9/10 regained possession from. Only going to get better together
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13-02-2020 05:59 AM #3This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
They link up well too, Doidge flicked a great header on to Sparky 2nd half tonight that was just brilliant. On another day Mcnulty would have had 3.
I did like Flo in his first spell, but we cant afford passengers...........which is what he had become.
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13-02-2020 06:21 AM #4
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Kamberi who, this partnership, Doidge/McNulty, is what you call a partnership, they work for each other and more importantly, they both want to be at Hibs.
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13-02-2020 06:33 AM #5
I've never been great at analysing the tactical elements of football, so was always willing to believe others when they said that Kamberi brought a lot of unseen work to the team. But bring me big fat visible goals any day of the week!
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13-02-2020 06:56 AM #6
I used to think Kamberi was an intelligent player, but compared to McNulty I know who I’d rather have.
I actually think those worked well together last season but Sparky seems much more suited to Doidge - who I was delighted with last night. Put in a real power of work.
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13-02-2020 07:37 AM #7
McNulty’s had a good couple of games.
I must admit I wasn’t totally bowled over by his return - he tailed off last season after a good start and I still think he looks like he’s carrying a bit of weight.
His movement is excellent though and (along with Boyle) makes the sort of run that makes Scott Allan such a dangerous player.
These 4 players play every week for me, if fit.
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13-02-2020 07:42 AM #8
Both Mcnulty and Doidge have clever movement. We have players capable of picking them out. Goals ahoy!
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13-02-2020 07:42 AM #9
Couple of promising passages of play between the two
Augers well for a busy period in the run up to the quarter final as we need to get a good run going and for all the new guys to gel and bond as a team
Scotty Allan back on the pens for me 😁
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13-02-2020 07:45 AM #10
I was never convinced by Kamberi, even when he first arrived and was getting plaudits.
However, because I couldn't pin point what it was that made me doubt him, and the fact that so many people seemed to think he was the best thing since sliced bread, I gave him the benefit of the doubt.
But it's now pretty clear that he's nowhere near as good as he thinks he is and he's most definitely not a team player.
According to Wikipedia, he's played 53 times for us and scored 11 times. That's not prolific in any sense of the word and he doesn't make up for the lack of goals with a load of assists either.
In my opinion, the people saying that he's the most skilful player at Hibs or thinking that he's worth £2m are indulging in pretty impressive wishful thinking.
I don't think he has anything to offer Hibs so I don't want him back regardless of his ridiculous remarks on signing for Secco.
Quite frankly, I'd rather have Simon Murray back.
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13-02-2020 07:49 AM #11
If we don't manage to swap Hunberi for Docherty, I would be trying to get him sold to pave the way for McNulty. Would obviously love both Marc and Docherty, but unlikely. We'll see!
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13-02-2020 07:54 AM #12This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Apart from that I am with you
His first spell he looked the real deal
He forgets that Leeann personally sat on a plane and went and brought him back from obscurity
He has disrespected our great club and our fans and it looks as though he is heading for a fall
Came on for Der Hun last night just in time to see an ex Hibby Eamonn Brophy slot away the winner 😁
Source: fitbastatsLast edited by BILLYHIBS; 13-02-2020 at 07:59 AM.
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13-02-2020 08:34 AM #13
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Good wee song for the huns.
You sign Kamberi, we sign Marc McNulty, Marc McNulty’
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13-02-2020 08:38 AM #14This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
That must refer to his league tally since signing permanently.
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13-02-2020 08:40 AM #15This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
What rhymes with McNulty?
Gay?
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13-02-2020 08:41 AM #16This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Well worth checking out fitbastats website it is excellent for all things HIBS
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13-02-2020 08:47 AM #18
www.fitbastats.com
Click on HIBS
Covers all games not friendlies teams scorers and interesting facts
A valuable tool on here 😁
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13-02-2020 08:48 AM #19This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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13-02-2020 08:53 AM #20This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
😂
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13-02-2020 09:26 AM #22
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To the tune of 'Sing Hosana'
"He scores a goal for the Hibs Mark McNulty
He scores a goal for the Hibs I say
He scores a goal for the Hibs Mark McNulty
Are watching Mr Kam-bar-ay"
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13-02-2020 09:37 AM #23
Yes I think they have a good relationship already. I had my doubts about Doidge at the start but he is getting goals, not many pretty ones, but they all count. McNulty is a huge step up from Hunberi in what he offers both the team and his strike partner. They will be valuable to us over the next few weeks as it seems we need to be able to need to score a lot of goals to make up for the number we are likely to lose at the back.
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13-02-2020 09:43 AM #25
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Claimed?
*edit - just remembered - aye, not a good choice I admit! lol!*Last edited by Greenio; 13-02-2020 at 09:51 AM.
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13-02-2020 09:47 AM #26
In some ways they're the exact opposite and that might be why it's working so well. Doidge is good in the air, likes to stay central and holds it up using his size pretty effectively, though he's not a 'natural' finisher.
McNulty quite likes to drop into midfield and get involved, but will ultimately make a lot of runs in behind the defence. He's absolutely a natural finisher and can score some of the goals Doidge would struggle with, and vice versa.
Great to see, hopefully they're our front two at the start of next season.
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13-02-2020 09:53 AM #27
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Get McNulty signed up on a perm please Hibs. He wants to stay.
Then we can be in for some ride with the M&D partnership.
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13-02-2020 10:03 AM #30This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I should have remembered that from the number of times I belted it out in Tripolis!
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