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    Jason Naismith

    Good article in the EEN with Jason Naismith - he is desperate to get a permanent deal with us:

    https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.c...-again-2529785

    Whilst he is obviously out injured with a bad one on his other knee, I really really liked him in our team before that point. Would definitely take him on a 2 year deal?


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    I’d be happy to sign him too. Made some good contributions going forward and decent enough defensively. He’s better than McGinn, imo.

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    He certainly has the right attitude.

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    I can’t see him getting a deal when we have McGinn and SDG. His injury came just at the wrong time.

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    I can’t see him getting a deal when we have McGinn and SDG. His injury came just at the wrong time.
    He'll almost certainly be fit again by the time our next fixture is played so I'm not sure his injury will count against him too much.

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    I can’t see him getting a deal when we have McGinn and SDG. His injury came just at the wrong time.
    I think the question mark is more around the longevity of SDG so the competition next season would be between McGinn and Naismith. Of course this is all down to what the economics look like for next year as to whether we can afford to have two comparable players vying for first team.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sir David Gray View Post
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    He'll almost certainly be fit again by the time our next fixture is played so I'm not sure his injury will count against him too much.
    He will but we signed McGinn as his replacement.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GreenPJ View Post
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    I think the question mark is more around the longevity of SDG so the competition next season would be between McGinn and Naismith. Of course this is all down to what the economics look like for next year as to whether we can afford to have two comparable players vying for first team.
    I think the budget will be tighter next season. Having a first team regular sitting on the bench or even the stand will be unlikely. It’s a shame as he’s got a great attitude.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Heisenberg View Post
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    I’d be happy to sign him too. Made some good contributions going forward and decent enough defensively. He’s better than McGinn, imo.
    I have been a big fan of P.McGinn so far. Having both of them would be excellent, assuming we can afford it of course.

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    Was probably our most consistent new player whilst fit IMO. He was terrific for Ross County and could prove to be a clever signing. I think there's room for him, particularly if we see James move on.

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    I can’t see him getting a deal when we have McGinn and SDG. His injury came just at the wrong time.
    We have McGinn. Hard to consider Gray anymore, plays about 5 games a season.

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    Jason Naismith

    He’ll need to take a big pay cut to get a deal here now. Players pay will be lower for new players across the board next season.
    Dunfermline and Nisbett will be regretting not selling to us in January.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lord bunberry View Post
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    I can’t see him getting a deal when we have McGinn and SDG. His injury came just at the wrong time.
    McGinn is more of a squad player imo. Naismith is far better.

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    Not for me. Dont think hes very good defensively.

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    I liked the look of him up until his injury.

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    McGinn is more of a squad player imo. Naismith is far better.
    I’d say Naismith edges it over McGinn.

    I don’t think either of them are much more than decent though.

    With the way things are it’s not going to be easy to shift James on. McGinn is contracted as is Gray, I’m not sure the budget will stretch to retaining Naismith as well. Certainly can’t see it being a priority when the window opens, whenever that is.

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    Prefer Naismith myself.

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    Quote Originally Posted by B.H.F.C View Post
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    I’d say Naismith edges it over McGinn.

    I don’t think either of them are much more than decent though.

    With the way things are it’s not going to be easy to shift James on. McGinn is contracted as is Gray, I’m not sure the budget will stretch to retaining Naismith as well. Certainly can’t see it being a priority when the window opens, whenever that is.
    Ffs forgot about James. I agree mainly apart from your slight pref’ for Naismith. 👍

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    Naismith very good going forward not so good defensively

    Runs like the Mummy tackles like the Mummy 😃

    Slight preference for McGinn on what I have seen so far

    Cruciate ligament injury quite a serious injury to come back from

    It came for the boy at the wrong time

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    Quote Originally Posted by we are hibs View Post
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    Not for me. Dont think hes very good defensively.
    I don't think he's bad defensively and he played a very attacking role. Stevenson on one side and Naismith on the other were very different players.

    We had issues in midfield and at CB when he was in the team.

    I liked him, I actually really liked him. With a better midfield and the middle of our defence sorted out I think he could be a top player for us.

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    I like him but he'd struggle to dislodge McGinn at right back. He's too consistent.

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    No idea where the poor defensive thing comes from. No worse than any of our other right backs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 90+2 View Post
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    Ffs forgot about James. I agree mainly apart from your slight pref’ for Naismith. 👍
    Was your preference no Naismith as well?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BoomtownHibeys View Post
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    Was your preference no Naismith as well?
    Yeah, just not slightly 😁

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    McGinn offers good cover across the back. Naismith would be good cover for RM or I think he’s a better RWB than McGinn. I’d keep both and try to move on James.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hibby Kay-Yay View Post
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    McGinn offers good cover across the back. Naismith would be good cover for RM or I think he’s a better RWB than McGinn. I’d keep both and try to move on James.
    Will be difficult to move James on now. He won’t get anywhere near the money he is on now.


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    Naismith is a solid enough spl right back. Nowt fancy but does the job, Same story with McGinn. I'd take 4 solid enough defenders across the backline though as it's better than we've had this season that's for sure. Sir David Gray is finished unfortunately and Tom James is well..Tom Kite! Think sometimes we try and be too clever and play too much from the back, id rather have 4 old school defenders at the back and a sitter and just let the rest play.

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    Naismith is hard as nails - uses physicality to make up for his lack of pace. Can’t remember him making many, or any, defensive blunders. Seems to have a good mentality - him and McGinn are both pretty good.

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    I like Naismith. Would be happy to have him although the current crisis makes it less likely.


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    I actually think McGinn looks a little bit better than Naismith, but they both seem okay. Could do better, could do a lot worse.

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