Absolutely hopeless.
Would love to know what these two bring? Half the time the centre halves have the ball they two are running away rather than showing for it.
Cowardly performance and unfortunately not the first time.
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Thread: Newell and JDH
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23-10-2021 05:21 PM #1
Newell and JDH
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23-10-2021 05:24 PM #2
Said the same in relation to Newell in another thread, and JDH has been as poor since his return to the side.
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23-10-2021 05:26 PM #3madhatterLeft by mutual consent!
Contrary what others said last week, they hold each others hands and stand in front of the defence. There was a moment in the 2nd half that showed it perfectly, they bumped into each other while being 5 yards in front of Hanlon.
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23-10-2021 05:28 PM #4
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Safe. Jack Ross type players. Pass it square. Or back.
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23-10-2021 05:28 PM #5
Should only ever be one or the other in the same team, what has happened to Gogic
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23-10-2021 05:35 PM #6
This is often the key to a team's fortunes - getting the ball from defence into midfield and building from there.
I remember Liam Miller and Kevin McBride has a great little spell and then for some reason it seemed to fall apart for them.
Very often we put our weakest performances in when it breaks down in this key area.
I didn't think JDH was all that bad today, he was taking a bit of responsibility in the first half when everyone around him was going into their shells. Newell though was abysmal today, possibly his worst performance for the club. Such a frustrating player and capable of great moments when you're on top. He's just so hot and cold though, and has a habit of going missing when we're putting in our worst performances.
The balance of the midfield looked much improved with Magennis making his mark earlier this season. It's gone to pot again since he got injured.
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23-10-2021 05:40 PM #9
When I first saw JDH I thought we had found the missing piece in midfield. He’d pick the ball up, immediately turn and pass the ball forward.
Now he picks it up and does the same as the rest of the midfield, turns like a aircraft carrier and passes it back to the defence.
Has it been coached out of him?
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23-10-2021 05:48 PM #10This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Newell is Newell. Infuriating.
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23-10-2021 05:51 PM #11
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Newell and JDH
Sent this in a group chat earlier, that’s our 2 central midfielders at 1-0 down with about 20-25 mins to go. There was absolutely zero drive about them today to take the ball and move us 15/20 yards up the park. JDH looked brilliant when the season started & since his bout of illness has looked a million miles away from the player he was. I don’t even want to start on how poor Newell was today.
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23-10-2021 05:53 PM #12This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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23-10-2021 05:59 PM #13
When McGinn left Hibs the arse fell out the midfield.
It was relatively poor until Magennis this season.
Once Magennis is back the midfield will be fine again.
Nisbet,Doidge and Boyle were a good striking team
We lost Doidge and the arse fell out of the attack.
He will return in a month and it will be sorted.
Porteous and Hanlon were a good centre half partnership.
We lost Porteous for two games and have struggled with a new partnership.
When he returns on Wednesday it will improve again.
Unlike Man City we can't just get another top player out the cupboard when we lose one.
Hopefully our resilience will start to improve with the Doidge & Magennis return in a month followed a month later by Muellers arrival.
The guy from Raith Rovers might be okay and Hallberg and Mackie might even return from injury by Christmas.Last edited by CMurdoch; 23-10-2021 at 07:09 PM.
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23-10-2021 06:02 PM #14
The both of them together are too passive. We really need someone to drive on with the ball at thier feet, and make runs beyond. Newell has looked so slow. Our forwards got no service, and I thought taking off Gullan instead of them was a mistake when Allan would have helped feed him and Nisbet
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23-10-2021 06:03 PM #15This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote"...when Hibs won the Scottish Cup final and that celebration, Sunshine on Leith? I don’t think there’s a better football celebration ever in the game.”
Sir Alex Ferguson
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23-10-2021 06:05 PM #16This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
If Newell isn't where he is standing then the Aberdeen forward is covering Darren which means he doesn't have the space to move forward into and likely plays a pass either sideways or more likely backwards to the deeper center half.Last edited by Since90+2; 23-10-2021 at 06:31 PM.
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23-10-2021 06:12 PM #17madhatterLeft by mutual consent!This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Porteous and Hanlon are an ok partnership but hardly robust. Porteous does stupid things and Hanlon struggled against Clarke last weak and he isn't a particularly physical striker.
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23-10-2021 06:14 PM #18This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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Although - sometimes you have to find a way to get it done without your best players. Aberdeen managed to find a way today that involved Ojo at RB and Brown at CH.
And there's also a danger imo that the players heads might go down before the mentioned players return.
We've seen players in the past start well, get found out a bit and later struggle. We better hope that thus doesn't affect any of our current supporting cast.
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23-10-2021 06:16 PM #20This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I get more frustrated by Newell he clearly has ability but doesn't impose himself on games often enough.
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23-10-2021 07:04 PM #25
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23-10-2021 07:14 PM #27
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We don’t react to adversity. We’re still trying to get over the red card at ibrox.
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23-10-2021 07:19 PM #28This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
There is simply insufficient resilience in the squad.
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23-10-2021 07:45 PM #29
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Every team has one it seems. For Scotland it’s passback McGregor. Fir us it’s NewellLast edited by CentreLine; 23-10-2021 at 07:49 PM.
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