Strikes me that the last 10 minutes against Killie and last night, the fans nerves & tension may well have influenced the performance. Is having no fans actually helping, especially the likes of Doig?
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12-08-2020 07:58 AM #1
Are we benefiting from no fans?
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12-08-2020 08:07 AM #4
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12-08-2020 08:20 AM #5
No, it’s the same for all teams. The fans are more likely to cheer us on to victory, we’ve had two away games where the nervousness of fans wouldn’t have been a factor.
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12-08-2020 08:40 AM #6This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
So might be a while before the Huns get 4 penalties at Ibrox.
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12-08-2020 08:42 AM #7
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United we stand here....
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12-08-2020 08:03 AM #11
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I don’t think so to be honest especially away from home. Our away support is very good and an advantage. If crowds were allowed I would imagine 18500/19000 on sat
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12-08-2020 09:08 AM #12This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Not sure we’re any different to any other support but a big Hibs crowd can be difficult - home of away - when things aren’t going our way.
I’m not sure we weren’t better off in an empty ground.
Man Utd believe that their young players have thrived in the empty grounds.
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12-08-2020 09:24 AM #13
We are not benefiting at all from having no fans. Getting these results with no fans is coincidental. We'd have got the same results with fans in attendance because the results come from the hard work that the club and the players have put in. We've recruited well and Ross prepares well and we were ready to put these results down.
I feel sad for the players that they are getting these good results and don't have the crowd to play to. Hopefully it wont be long before we're all back in it together.
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12-08-2020 08:09 AM #14
I do think it may be. Hopefully fans will be watching things at the moment and seeing the benefits of keeping cool when things go wrong. Maybe even staying til the end!
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12-08-2020 08:42 AM #16
I think so. We have a habit of signing talented players who are inconsistent and that inconsistency probably has something to do with mentality and that playing without lots of boos and shouts probably helps that mentality.
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12-08-2020 08:51 AM #17
Glad we are winning but still think there's a lot of room for improvement performance-wise. I feel like home fans but could improve that but away from home it might go the other way.
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12-08-2020 09:31 AM #18
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Quite possibly. I've said before that a Hibs player needs to have the mental strength to deal with the fans getting on their back because it's going to happen. Part and parcel of being at a big club where demands are higher. I think that mental strength has been missing somewhat. You can have all the ability in the world but if you fall apart when the crowd get edgy you won't make it at Hibs.
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13-08-2020 05:32 AM #20
Dont you know that Hibs fans are unique in being the only ones to get restless when they see their team drop 10 yards to defend a 1 goal lead?
Hibs fans = bad.
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12-08-2020 11:34 AM #21
If we're going to continue with this winning run, I'll happily stay away for as long as it takes!
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12-08-2020 07:50 PM #22
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12-08-2020 08:05 PM #23
If it's helping Hibs in such situations then it's helping everyone.
Contrary to popular belief our fans are no worse in a tense last 5 minutes than any other set of fans.PM Awards General Poster of The Year 2015, 2016, 2017. Probably robbed in other years
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13-08-2020 07:29 AM #24
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I think there may well be in certain games, like nervy last five minutes for example.
But there is a flip side to that, that we might find it harder to build momentum and pressure if we are behind with 10 to go.
I think lack of crowds will make small differences, but it wont be to anyone's particular advantage, it will change depending on circumstances.
Also wonder if fewer bookings will happen?
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13-08-2020 12:24 PM #25
Not sure it’s made that much of a difference. Ourselves and Ross County seem to be well up for the games and well prepared. Teams like Hamilton etc seem to be in pre season mode. If it is helping though long may it continue.
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