Yeah, hopefully the end of that disaster. He genuinely couldn't even play there in the championship never mind semi finals. I've been slaughted on here before for saying it (with the one example at Tynecastle being mentioned always) but seriously. Its clear as day. He is a dreadful striker. Ross has to see that.
He is a (very) one dimensional right winger. Nothing more.
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Thread: Boyle as a striker
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23-01-2021 06:32 PM #1
Boyle as a striker
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23-01-2021 06:34 PM #2
We question his position every so often. Striker, winger or wing back.
Hes played all of them this season and has been very poor/quiet most games.
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23-01-2021 06:35 PM #3This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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23-01-2021 06:35 PM #4
Not sure what has happened to him.
He needs dropping. Not good enough.Cougars!!!
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23-01-2021 06:40 PM #5
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23-01-2021 06:45 PM #7
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We change shape when bringing on Doidge who was very poor and went back to long balls
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23-01-2021 07:00 PM #8
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His pace was his main assets, he seems to have lost that so is now just a very limited footballer I’m afraid with zero composure in the final 3rd.
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23-01-2021 07:08 PM #11
It's even more worrying to think he now has 2 inferior players in competition for the right midfield slot. Boyle has to play there, even in a 3-5-2. It makes no sense whatsoever.
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23-01-2021 07:15 PM #12
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Boyle sums Hibs up.
Unpredictable, inconsistent, liable to go missing in big games.
Not the kind of player to put a lot of faith in.
He is good sometimes which is the reason why he is at Hibs.
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23-01-2021 07:17 PM #13This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Last edited by CMurdoch; 23-01-2021 at 07:23 PM.
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i remember saying to a mate at a game a few seasons back exactly that, when he loses his pace well, i'm not sure what else he will bring, i'm sure he will score again though
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23-01-2021 07:34 PM #15
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I think we’d have had a better few weeks if we hadn’t dropped him. We rarely play well with the 1 or the 3 up front.
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23-01-2021 07:43 PM #17
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23-01-2021 07:45 PM #18
Boyle has been Scottish Championship material most weeks this entire season.
Rarely beats a man, crosses inevitably hit the first man, can barely lift a set-piece a foot off the ground.
Another one who isn't half as good as he thinks he is.
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23-01-2021 07:49 PM #19
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352 gives you the 2 up and allows a 3 in the middle but then you have to be looking at not playing other players like Murphy or Boyle.
Main issue is we are trying all these things and sometimes in the same game.
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23-01-2021 08:06 PM #20
Boyle is our one of our best players when used wide of a front 3. He’s an average centre forward, average wingback and barely meets the standard of a professional footballer on the left.
The poor bassa is played in different position every week and people are wondering why his form has dropped off*♂️
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23-01-2021 09:10 PM #22
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Here’s a question for all the Boyle slagging brigade.How would you like to turn up for your work and be physically assaulted by being kicked up and down the place and the authorities doing nothing or little about it.Don’t think you’d put up with it for long.At present the opposition identify Boyle as Hibs main danger and deal with it accordingly.Until we have players who can take the pressure of Boyle and put it on the opposition,not much is going to change.
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23-01-2021 09:26 PM #23
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Boyle being high on the right makes Paul McGinn a much better attacker as he has room to move into. Playing Cadden was a risk tonight and didn't work. We had next to no attacking threat down the right.
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