Winning the treble and all three derbies by seven goals to nil. I insist on Hearts finishing in the bottom 6 forming part of this successful season
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22-06-2022 05:41 PM #61
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23-06-2022 06:41 AM #64
I just want to enjoy watching my football again.
Nothing more than that nothing less.
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23-06-2022 09:21 PM #65
1) Enjoyable football
2) Normally I say 4th minimum but this season I'll be okay with top 6, as long as number 1 happens.
3) Good cup run
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24-06-2022 06:54 AM #66
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24-06-2022 07:37 AM #68
The caveman in me wants to beat Hearts at all costs, but a successful season looks like;
- European football (preferably the kind that they have this year)
- Min Semis of both cups
That's the reality of Hibs. If we overachieve then great!
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24-06-2022 08:28 AM #69
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If you look at the teams that finished 4th and 5th, I don't think it's unreasonable to think those positions are potentially up for grabs, regardless of what state we were in last season. That's not to say it will happen, just that the league was so poor outside the top 3 that it really doesn't take much to get among the European positions with some small changes to the squad and good coaching. We also know to our cost that for some reason teams very rarely consolidate 3rd place, so while Hearts look far and away favourites for that position again and I think they'll get it, you just never know. You're at the mercy of the draw with cups and we're due a bad run, so if we don't make it to Hampden for a year I'm not going to be calling for heads. So, for me, a successful season is top 4/5 and beyond that, just a bit of entertainment at Easter Road...please.
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24-06-2022 03:52 PM #70
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3rd to 5th and a decent cup run as minimum
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24-06-2022 03:56 PM #71
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Any season that folk aren't pissing and moaning about the slightest thing. It's only a game
Although, I did once break a controller playing C.o.D. oopsie
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24-06-2022 08:59 PM #72
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We’ve been gash to watch for years now with the odd individual game bucking the trend. Generally speaking though, we’ve not been good to watch for about 5 years I’d say.
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24-06-2022 09:12 PM #74This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
This, bare minimum.
Seriously though, don't get beat by Hearts, 4th and a final would be a good start. I do feel like any Hibs boss now has more pressure in the cups as we've pretty consistently been there or thereabouts in at least one of them every year for a bit now. Ideally keep that up but Europe is a must.
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25-06-2022 08:25 AM #76
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And blaming how crap it was for some people on Tam McManus is laughable really.
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25-06-2022 08:33 AM #77This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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If you're wanting folk to respect your opinion you should really show their opinion some as well.
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25-06-2022 09:20 AM #79
It's weird but the more I think about it, this season is more about how I feel going along to Easter Road or an away game than the actual result at the end of the season. Was absolutely gasping to attend a game during the lockdowns and after a bright start to last season it fell away very quickly and there was absolutely no joy whatsoever to be gained from watching Maloney have our strikers run away from goal, have eleven men back at set pieces and pass the ball about the back line rather than try to attack. I didn't look forward to it whatsoever and quite honestly despised Maloney for ripping the soul out of Hibs.
Even if we are a clear 'work in progress' and finish 7th lets say but otherwise play exciting but inconsistent football, have a few players who look as if they're bright sparks and have some exciting moments in big games then I'll be delighted, there will be something to hang your hat on to say "travelling all the way through to Edinburgh and spending all the money involved in these times is worth the hope".
For the first time in some time, what would constitute a success for Hibs is emotional rather than rational for me.
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25-06-2022 09:27 AM #80
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Make going to games something I look forward to. I have always been more interested in entertainment than where we finish. I actually enjoyed the league below particularly the first couple of times back in the day. LJ has came across very well and he has an energy that the last three managers didn't, particularly Maloney but as ever talking means very little in football
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25-06-2022 09:40 AM #81
Have at least 10 shots on target in every game. Score at least 2 goals in every game. Score 4 goals at least twice in the season. Win every game in the cups apart from the uglies, but dont give them if we get drawn against them an easy ride. European football next season. Hearts fail miserably. I'll be happy.
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25-06-2022 09:41 AM #82
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Finish above Hearts and beat them more than they best us. Already had enough of their crowing.
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25-06-2022 10:09 AM #83This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
We weren't turgid. I'd kill to be that bad again next season. Real shame that such a good season is put down as turgid. Wonder why the club bother at times honestly.
Scored plenty goals, didn't concede many, had some good, big wins, especially away from home, reached a final and a semi. ****ing boring turgid stuff indeed.
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From my first game at 15 years old I've seen a couple of teams at this club who were worth following just because of the way they played, but in that 47 years I've seen far more poor to rubbish teams. In that 47 years I've seen Hibs win two League cups and one Scottish cup, that's three trophies, one every 15 and a bit years.
In fact, when you consider that's 94 trophies contested and only 3 wins, for a club of this size that's a bloody hellish record.
That's why when the old argument comes around 'would you rather finish 4th and qualify for Europe or finish 6th but win the League cup? its a no brianer for me ... the League cup every time.Last edited by NAE NOOKIE; 25-06-2022 at 03:12 PM.
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25-06-2022 03:30 PM #87
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I agree with the posts above. Alex Miller played the most boring, negative football I've ever seen for the vast majority of his time at Hibs but he'll be remembered as a cup winning manager. That's success.
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25-06-2022 05:14 PM #88
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Good finishes doesn’t mean it isn’t turgid
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25-06-2022 05:22 PM #89
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Obviously the treble is a must allied to winning that UEFA Elite Youth thingy and the Hibernian 1875 Invitational...
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25-06-2022 05:23 PM #90This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
It's not about where we finished. It's about 3-0 wins at Motherwell and St mirren, 4-0 win at Hamilton, 2-2 draws with the old firm, plenty other decent games.
We were not turgid. Turgid was Terry butcher and Colin calderwood and definitely Shaun Maloney. We played some good stuff under Ross that season and sadly none of us were able to see it.
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