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jnr_hibee · 26-11-06, 18:42

My old man was in with the 'bussiness men' today and said Ian Murray was cheering for Hibs. He was off his seat complaning at the ref's decisons. After the game he was speaking to Scotty B for ages at the front desk also, miby trying to tell him how shite Rangers are and how he'd never get a game

lissihibee · 26-11-06, 18:45

interesting stuff!

**SkyeHibs** · 26-11-06, 18:50

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Originally Posted by jnr_hibee

My old man was in with the 'bussiness men' today and said Ian Murray was cheering for Hibs. He was off his seat complaning at the ref's decisons. After the game he was speaking to Scotty B for ages at the front desk also, miby trying to tell him how shite Rangers are and how he'd never get a game

Their is a sadness about Murray being at Rangers. He is at heart a Hibbee like the rest of us.

**ct01** · 26-11-06, 18:55

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Originally Posted by LanarkHibs

Their is a sadness about Murray being at Rangers. He is at heart a Hibbee like the rest of us.

This will not be a common thought shared by many Hibs fans but i felt sorry for Riordan today at half time when warming up over by the East stand and the stick he got. It was only last season that when he scored a goal he would rush over to recieve his adulation from the fans who adored him. Short memories and all that of the joy he and other's over the years have given us which is quickly forgotten once they move to either the old firm.

**greencol** · 26-11-06, 18:56

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Originally Posted by LanarkHibs

Their is a sadness about Murray being at Rangers. He is at heart a Hibbee like the rest of us.

Very true.

Sadder still is the fact that under the LeGuen regime he is unlikely to get a game at hunbrox even when fit.

GloryGlory · 26-11-06, 18:57

According to Ian Murray, Mikey Stewart is off to Forrest.

**SkyeHibs** · 26-11-06, 19:00

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Originally Posted by ct01

This will not be a common thought shared by many Hibs fans but i felt sorry for Riordan today at half time when warming up over by the East stand and the stick he got. It was only last season that when he scored a goal he would rush over to recieve his adulation from the fans who adored him. Short memories and all that of the joy he and other's over the years have given us which is quickly forgotten once they move to either the old firm.

His departure rightly has not gone down well. Time is a great healer and folk will reflect on the tremendous contribution the guy made to Hibernian. He is making good money today but he and we are the loser in not seeing him exploit his talent. What a waste.

**greencol** · 26-11-06, 19:05

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Originally Posted by GloryGlory

According to Ian Murray, Mikey Stewart is off to Forrest.

That was reported in one of the tabloids last week[cant remember which]

**JamieHibby** · 26-11-06, 19:10

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Originally Posted by ct01

This will not be a common thought shared by many Hibs fans but i felt sorry for Riordan today at half time when warming up over by the East stand and the stick he got. It was only last season that when he scored a goal he would rush over to recieve his adulation from the fans who adored him. Short memories and all that of the joy he and other's over the years have given us which is quickly forgotten once they move to either the old firm.

He made his bed and now he can lie in it, he deliberately signed a deal that tried to screw Hibs out of getting a single penny for him despite the years and money invested in him by Hibs, badge kissers indeed. My only loyalty is to Hibs, once a player shits on Hibs he is fair game IMO

Gav · 26-11-06, 19:20

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Originally Posted by Airghialla Gaiscíoch

He made his bed and now he can lie in it, he deliberately signed a deal that tried to screw Hibs out of getting a single penny for him despite the years and money invested in him by Hibs, badge kissers indeed. My only loyalty is to Hibs, once a player shits on Hibs he is fair game IMO

Agree 100%..sick of so called Hibs supporting players who screw the club.

Proclaimers · 26-11-06, 19:30

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Originally Posted by Airghialla Gaiscíoch

He made his bed and now he can lie in it, he deliberately signed a deal that tried to screw Hibs out of getting a single penny for him despite the years and money invested in him by Hibs, badge kissers indeed. My only loyalty is to Hibs, once a player shits on Hibs he is fair game IMO

110% agreed.

**Billythehibby** · 26-11-06, 19:45

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Originally Posted by Airghialla Gaiscíoch

He made his bed and now he can lie in it, he deliberately signed a deal that tried to screw Hibs out of getting a single penny for him despite the years and money invested in him by Hibs, badge kissers indeed. My only loyalty is to Hibs, once a player shits on Hibs he is fair game IMO

Bit harsh IMO, this is the guy Rod Petrie tried to get off the wage bill and onto SSP when he'd broken his leg playing for hibs. Methinks I wpuldn't have stayed with an employer who tried to shaft me that way either and the Huns were the only ones willing to offer him a contract

**Dub** · 26-11-06, 19:48

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Originally Posted by LanarkHibs

Their is a sadness about Murray being at Rangers. He is at heart a Hibbee like the rest of us.

Mibbe he shouldnt have sold his soul to satan. He made a decision, it didnt work out, lifes tough.

**SkyeHibs** · 26-11-06, 19:59

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Originally Posted by Dub

Mibbe he shouldnt have sold his soul to satan. He made a decision, it didnt work out, lifes tough.

Put yourself in his shoes though. Hibs are paying you £1,500, the Huns come along and over more than three times that. These guys have a short career and with that kind of differential you have a lot of thinking to do.

I do not know Ian, but I know folk who do and I do know he went through turmoil in reaching the decision he did.

No doubt once he has retired, like you and me he will be in the stands roaring on the Hibees and perhaps maybe before he does retire he will be back at Easter Road.

**JamieHibby** · 26-11-06, 20:01

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Originally Posted by Billythehibby

Bit harsh IMO, this is the guy Rod Petrie tried to get off the wage bill and onto SSP when he'd broken his leg playing for hibs. Methinks I wpuldn't have stayed with an employer who tried to shaft me that way either and the Huns were the only ones willing to offer him a contract

I was refering to Riordan, not Murray

1875steve · 26-11-06, 20:03

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Originally Posted by LanarkHibs

No doubt once he has retired, like you and me he will be in the stands roaring on the Hibees and perhaps maybe before he does retire he will be back at Easter Road.

Hopefully not, id rather take Eduardo Hurtardo back before that two faced fud.

L reilly jnr · 26-11-06, 20:12

why was he not at Ibrox watching his team playing Killie surely that is where he should have been showing loyalty to his employers .
Sorry it is Ian Murray we are talking about who sold out at the first opportunity

**Forzahibs** · 26-11-06, 20:36

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Originally Posted by LanarkHibs

Put yourself in his shoes though. Hibs are paying you £1,500, the Huns come along and over more than three times that. These guys have a short career and with that kind of differential you have a lot of thinking to do.

I do not know Ian, but I know folk who do and I do know he went through turmoil in reaching the decision he did.

No doubt once he has retired, like you and me he will be in the stands roaring on the Hibees and perhaps maybe before he does retire he will be back at Easter Road.

Lots of people have short careers nowadays what with reduncy etc etc , not many of them think 1500 quid a week is buttons though . Once their playing career ends can they not get normal jobs like the folk who pay to watch ??
Sorry but this "short career" thing does my nut in

**JamieHibby** · 26-11-06, 20:40

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Originally Posted by Forzahibs

Lots of people have short careers nowadays what with reduncy etc etc , not many of them think 1500 quid a week is buttons though . Once their playing career ends can they not get normal jobs like the folk who pay to watch ??
Sorry but this "short career" thing does my nut in

totally agree, I wouldnae mind that sort of dosh for 15-20 years before I had to go and get a real job with real hours.

What happens to these people when they reach 35, do their arms and legs fall off.

**deek1875** · 26-11-06, 20:41

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Originally Posted by ct01

This will not be a common thought shared by many Hibs fans but i felt sorry for Riordan today at half time when warming up over by the East stand and the stick he got. It was only last season that when he scored a goal he would rush over to recieve his adulation from the fans who adored him. Short memories and all that of the joy he and other's over the years have given us which is quickly forgotten once they move to either the old firm.

his choice

**Smurf** · 26-11-06, 20:58

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Originally Posted by L reilly jnr

why was he not at Ibrox watching his team playing Killie surely that is where he should have been showing loyalty to his employers .

It's a good question. Says a lot about a 'Professional Footballer' IMO.

He was also at ER when we beat the Yams as his employers got beat of St Johnstone in the CIS cup..

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