I'm tending towards playing MacGregor. TBH. Sorry Porto, but you were playing close to edge yesterday and that could have cost us big time. It wasn't necessary.
MacGregor is equally physical and does the basics of defending better. Given St Johnston's reliance on high balls into the box, I would be playing the man best suited for the job.
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10-05-2021 09:02 AM #31
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10-05-2021 09:10 AM #32This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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10-05-2021 09:14 AM #33
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10-05-2021 09:25 AM #34
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Anyway, that day we lost and subsequently I went out to drown my sorrows and met my now Mrs in a pub that I probably wouldn't have been in at the West End instead of Leith Walk where I'd have headed if we had won.
So cheers Daz!
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Porto's error last week could cost us third place. There's a lot at stake in the next few games. I just want to see the best player for the job in the side. At the moment Porto is a liability?
Ross has also favoured Drey Wright and played him regularly when nearly every HIbs fan can see that he's pretty mediocre. Managers have their foibles and Ross is no different.Last edited by superfurryhibby; 10-05-2021 at 10:29 AM.
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The four of them can't all play. My point is not about which opinions are right or wrong, just that from the discussion on here the make-up of the midfield is very much contentious. (Whether JR thinks so or not is a different question.)
Conversely I can't think of reading any suggestion of leaving out any of Boyle/Nisbet/Doidge.
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10-05-2021 09:57 AM #38
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I don't think porto is a liability. He has made a few mistakes over the season, as most players do, and obviously made that howler the other week but over the season has performed very well, to the point he has been in and around the scotland squad and has english championship teams after him.
I don't for a second think daz would let us down if he did play by the way but he has barely played all season and hasn't played 90 minutes for months. I just don't think there is any chance he will be brought in for the biggest game of the season. I hope he does get on the park though and if we were going to score a last minute winner again it would be a toss up between him and hanlon as the players i would most like to score it!
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Porto has had a mixed season, he's not become the player I hoped he would become. That's not to say he won't keep progressing, but he needs to do better than his recent form (not just the howler that could still cost us dearly). He was treading on thin ice on Saturday. If he's out injured for Wednesday, I'll back Daz to come in and play well.
We're at the business end of the season. I'd be playing the best men for each specific challenge and I suspect v St Johnston, we will have most of the possession. They will sit deep and use set plays and crosses flung into the box as their main offensive ploy. Daz is a better man marker and more reliable. All that said, if Porto is fit, he'll play.
I like the idea of Daz coming on with 15 minutes to go and knocking in the decisive goal. I'll settle for that scenario
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10-05-2021 11:13 AM #41
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Becoming increasingly worried about his awareness and lapses in concentration.
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10-05-2021 11:16 AM #42
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I love his confidence. If anyone in the side is to make a mistake, brush it aside and move on, it’s him.
Positionally he needs to improve, and his decision making needs refinement. But that’s natural at his age. I’d be sad to see him go, particularly as Hanlon and Daz are getting on. I think he’d benefit us and himself by spending another season here.
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I do think folk are being overly critical of Porto
Id be inclinded to play him if fit - Daz came on and done OK but he also lost a few headers too
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