Mc Geuoch.

[Moody Blues]

Mc Geuoch.
Do you think we dodged a bullet with not bringing him back.

[The 90+2]

No. He would walk into our team. Him or Slivka? Decisions.

[007]

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Mc Geuoch.
Do you think we dodged a bullet with not bringing him back.

Aberdeen's style doesn't suit him. He should have realised that but maybe McInnes persuaded him he has plans to change the style, similar to how Motherwell have, and that McGeouch would be a big part of it.

[jgl07]

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Aberdeen's style doesn't suit him. He should have realised that but maybe McInnes persuaded him he has plans to change the style, similar to how Motherwell have, and that McGeouch would be a big part of it.

He continues to make bad decisions. The Sunderland move certainly made sense financially but a player like Dylan was never going to prosper in League One even without his dubious injury record.

Hibs have moved on. He will not be back.

[davhibby]

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He continues to make bad decisions. The Sunderland move certainly made sense financially but a player like Dylan was never going to prosper in League One even without his dubious injury record.

Hibs have moved on. He will not be back.

Yep, both moves have been awful career decisions. Gone to a league that wouldn’t suit him then to a team that spend the game bypassing the midfield. He’ll have done well financially out of them but it will shorten his career at this level

[FilipinoHibs]

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Yep, both moves have been awful career decisions. Gone to a league that wouldn’t suit him then to a team that spend the game bypassing the midfield. He’ll have done well financially out of them but it will shorten his career at this level

Yes lost his momentum and self belief. Next stop ST Mirren/Partick Thistle on £700 a week while trying to ride out his Aberdeen contract.

[DetroitHibs]

I think we did. I don’t think he’ll ever find the form he did when he was with us and on the fringes of the Scotland squad.

[EI255]

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He continues to make bad decisions. The Sunderland move certainly made sense financially but a player like Dylan was never going to prosper in League One even without his dubious injury record.

Hibs have moved on. He will not be back.

Totally agree.

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[Since452]

He's been dropped and heavily criticised by fans of his last two clubs. I think it's more than Aberdeen's style not suiting him. Lennon alluded to him having mental barriers in the past.

[Pretty Boy]

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He's been dropped and heavily criticised by fans of his last two clubs. I think it's more than Aberdeen's style not suiting him. Lennon alluded to him having mental barriers in the past.

Which was pretty callous of Lennon considering finally arranging a visit to a physical specialist saw DM play a full season largely injury free. He has a physical issue that requires treatment and management.

[Golden Bear]

Personally I think this topic has already been discussed in countless threads already. I've nothing further to add other than its well and truly time to move on.

[easty]

I don't think Dylan McGeough fluked a season where he was great at Hibs, he just performed as he's capable of performing. The fact it didn't work out at Sunderland, and isn't going great at Aberdeen, doesn't change the fact that we saw what he was capable of.

Good player, and if we had him he'd improve our team.

[J-C]

His 2 best spells for us was when he had legs in midfield doing the graft, Fyvie and then McGinn but tends to struggle when he doesn't have that luxury, he reads the game well and does the basics very well but I still question his mental desire to succeed, unlike McGinn who wanted to be the best he could.

[HoboHarry]

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Personally I think this topic has already been discussed in countless threads already. I've nothing further to add other than its well and truly time to move on.

. Correct, we need to focus all of our energies on getting Riordan back.......

[FilipinoHibs]

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. Correct, we need to focus all of our energies on getting Riordan back.......

Looks fit again in his pub. Could still do a job.

[Waxy]

Oh well we didnt get him anyway.Still a legend.

[green day]

Dylan has got fantastic skill and can read and control a game fantastically well. Would walk into most teams in this division.

However that needs to be in a team with the right midfield and style - and Aberdeen is not it.

Aberdeen have a big budget, and have bagged themselves a lot of very good midfield players who are injured / cant get a game / are struggling in that formation (Ojo, Dylan, Craig Bryson to name 3).

[calumhibee1]

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Dylan has got fantastic skill and can read and control a game fantastically well. Would walk into most teams in this division.

However that needs to be in a team with the right midfield and style - and Aberdeen is not it.

Aberdeen have a big budget, and have bagged themselves a lot of very good midfield players who are injured / cant get a game / are struggling in that formation (Ojo, Dylan, Craig Bryson to name 3).

Forgot Bryson was even there. People thought he’d be a great signing but it seems he’s hardly played. Injured?

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Forgot Bryson was even there. People thought he’d be a great signing but it seems he’s hardly played. Injured?

He arrived last summer with an injury, is now apparently fit !

Genuinely think McInnes is on borrowed time there, one win this calendar year in the league allied with spending a fortune and awful football.

[Hibernian Verse]

What the McGeouch transfer to Aberdeen shows is that we should trust our recruitment team. Especially when you look at who we brought in instead.

[Yorkshire HFC]

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He arrived last summer with an injury, is now apparently fit !

Genuinely think McInnes is on borrowed time there, one win this calendar year in the league allied with spending a fortune and awful football.

They've finished second in the league 4 out of the last 5 years - but you think that's not good enough for Aberdeen?

I wish we were as bad as Aberdeen!

[Clarence]

We need to move on. If the Aberdeen move doesn’t work out for him, he could maybe start a YouTube channel for his stretching routines. He must be one of the country’s foremost experts in stretching by now.

[Since452]

McInnes has been a revelation at Aberdeen. Their best manager since Ferguson but every manager has a shelf life at a club that size. Wonder who they would get in to replace him. With the new stadium, training ground and financial backing they're an attractive proposition. I have a feeling they would try and pinch Jack Ross

[scoopyboy]

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Mc Geuoch.
Do you think we dodged a bullet with not bringing him back.

I would have taken him back personally but happy enough that Hibs didn't make a move for him.

Your question won't go down well with many.

A helluva lot of Hibs fans reckon we should sign back any ex Hibs player that is up for transfer and if another club sign said player then we missed out on a target or we have slipped up badly not signing him.

[Pretty Boy]

I don't think going to Sunderland was a bad decision by DM at all.

If a player gets the chance to go and play in England at a big club and earn themselves a significant wage increase safe in the knowledge that if it doesn't work out there would still be suitors in Scotland then it seems like an absolute no brainer to me.

As I said on the thread about Efe the whole debate about whether we should or shouldn't sign players is fine. There seems to be a few people who love to specialise in revisionism about what players offered. McGeouch was a very good player for us, his peers recognised that at the time, and to suggest otherwise is just nonsense. We made the decision not to bring him back and that's fine, it's possible to support that decision without dismissing a players previous contribution.

[FilipinoHibs]

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I don't think going to Sunderland was a bad decision by DM at all.

If a player gets the chance to go and play in England at a big club and earn themselves a significant wage increase safe in the knowledge that if it doesn't work out there would still be suitors in Scotland then it seems like an absolute no brainer to me.

As I said on the thread about Efe the whole debate about whether we should or shouldn't sign players is fine. There seems to be a few people who love to specialise in revisionism about what players offered. McGeouch was a very good player for us, his peers recognised that at the time, and to suggest otherwise is just nonsense. We made the decision not to bring him back and that's fine, it's possible to support that decision without dismissing a players previous contribution.

I think the points people are making are;

He has not been that good since he left Hibs:

He had one season where he played consistently, which coincided with his contract expiring; and

Good when he played but several periods a season out injured and frequently pulled up in matches.

Given all this and the fact JR managed him for over a season , it is no surprise we did not pursue him.

[Lago]

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Mc Geuoch.
Do you think we dodged a bullet with not bringing him back.

Is this not a re run of at least 2 previous threads, boring.

[chrisski33]

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Is this not a re run of at least 2 previous threads, boring.

Yes tgink admins should merge the threads. Been done to death now. Move on. Dylan has

[LeithMike]

I think Dylan is a bit of a specialist and will struggle to fit into most teams. He even struggled a bit at Hibs to find his position with Stubbs playing him wide right most of the time. It was only when Scott Allan arrived and Lennon settled on a 3-5-2 when we began to see Dylan perform consistently brilliant. There are not many players capable of playing the holding role as well as Dylan. He is great at receiving the ball in tight spaces and getting the team on the front foot. The only thing is that British football often sees this as the position for tough tackling hard men.

At Aberdeen I suspect the fact that Ojo is playing alongside him will mean that Dylan doesn't have the space and movement in front of him to thrive.

For me a midfield three of McGeouch, Docherty and Omeonga/Allan would be fantastic at Hibs. McGeouch is pure class when played in the right position in the right team.

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I think Dylan is a bit of a specialist and will struggle to fit into most teams. He even struggled a bit at Hibs to find his position with Stubbs playing him wide right most of the time. It was only when Scott Allan arrived and Lennon settled on a 3-5-2 when we began to see Dylan perform consistently brilliant. There are not many players capable of playing the holding role as well as Dylan. He is great at receiving the ball in tight spaces and getting the team on the front foot. The only thing is that British football often sees this as the position for tough tackling hard men.

At Aberdeen I suspect the fact that Ojo is playing alongside him will mean that Dylan doesn't have the space and movement in front of him to thrive.

For me a midfield three of McGeouch, Docherty and Omeonga/Allan would be fantastic at Hibs. McGeouch is pure class when played in the right position in the right team.

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What?

Dylan never once played wide right for Hibs.