Desperately need a few more
They will be coming mate if SJM is sold.
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They won't mate, third bid incoming but it has to match our price or they can do one.What happens if Celtc draw it out until Aug 31 then? They fuckin will, so I’m hoping the whole gig is not based on SJM.
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They will be coming mate if SJM is sold.
Yeah so we keep hearing , we seem to treat Europe like a friendly instead of getting business done and having a go at making a bit of money from a decent run .
Huntic apart i still dont know why Scottish teams bother with Europe
To be honest with the messing about by Celtic on the SJM transfer has delayed things Daz, I think will be sorted sooner rather than later mate, although I agree 100% with what you are saying.
Yes he looks a good player but I won’t judge him on two games against a part time side.Believe me mate Mallan add's quality into our team and will add to our goals also.
They will be coming mate if SJM is sold.
So if celtic dont up their bid thats what we're going with after record attendances last season ?
Wrong!
We will be signing players regardless of what goes on with John McGinn.
So the usual signings two days before the window shuts ? I really hoped we were passed all thatI just mean with the funds we get for SJM will get us better quality players mate.
I am not saying the other list wouldn't add quality either.
I had hibs half time/full time on my treble. Arseholes !hahaScored 6 and STILL managed to fuck my bet!
I was on the handicap with us starting -2 raging likesay.
Where have I said we wouldn't be signing players if SJM isn't sold mate.
You basically said we're only getting quality of he leaves.
Your post before this one says the most obvious statement ever, of course if we get millions, we'll have more to spend.
But you're promoting the idea that we need to sell John to improve the team. I'm no having it. It is a negative idea that we don't need people jumping on.
So the usual signings two days before the window shuts ? I really hoped we were passed all that
As I hinted a bit earlier, the game in Scotland is rigged to make this unusually difficult to avoid for most clubs. Celtic know that they can effectively throw in token bids for players, and cash-strapped clubs will always have their heads turned. It’s classic haggling. Start from about a third of what the product you want is worth, and look to “negotiate” to about half of it. Abetted by a compliant Glasgow-centric media, Celtic can then continue to keep a player unsettled so that the club can either sell him cheaply or keep an unhappy player who wants to move.So the usual signings two days before the window shuts ? I really hoped we were passed all that
All i am saying is we have two lists of targets one if SJM is sold and the other list will be if he isn't sold.
There was no mention that the players of both lists wouldn't add anything to the team.
To be honest i would rather sign players of better quality on a permanent contract rather than a loan.
Our fans reps seemed to be enjoying themselves being wined and dined though.
Celtic loaning players benefits them, too – and almost exclusively.
They get a share of the loaned players wages paid, that player gets first team playing experience that will help their resale value, and those players can’t be deployed against them. It’s all win as far as Celtic are concerned, and it allows them to operate in an almost no-risk environment while driving down prices that clubs would otherwise be looking at for their players. We all, as clubs, need to stop accepting their loan offers because it's simply compounding the problem.
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I blame the dafties that got on the wrong bus. Created the wrong impression
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To be fair, it was the right bus, just the wrong direction.
Aye, but I think they need to go further than that.And for every celtic loan player playing for another club, it's one less place for that clubs own signed players. Presumably the club loaning doesnt get a fee for development when the big transfer comes along?
I think the loan system needs a strategic review from the sfa from the angle that it can benefit scottish football, not individual clubs.
Aye, but I think they need to go further than that.
The entire club to club approach in Scotland needs reviewed, in order to stop the type of predation that's killing the domestic game.
Just back to our digs after a bizarre day spent doing planes, taxis and buses, under-sea tunnels, Irish bars, chippie vans and school camp tuck shops all in aid of the most bizarre game of football we are likely to witness following Hibs. Well, maybe.
Didn't see at least 2 of the goals due to the pea soup that engulfed the ground for periods of the game. Probably just as well.
£10 for a fish supper at half time for oor tea, a dear half time delicacy but worth every Krone for those of us who have flown back to February 1955 for this evening's game. Still drying out.
Really don't know what to make of what we witnessed tonight. Too many changes. Too many not switched on. Bizarre atmosphere. Rotten pitch. Stadium like someone moved Central Park, Cowdenbeath, a few hundred miles north.
Interesting to see the Mallan comments. The goals apart, we thought the midfield balance was wrong. We miss Dylan so much.
I'm not sure if the players or officials realised the money and effort put in by the fans to get to the game tonight. They seemed more worried about rushing off to catch their charter flight than anything else at the end.
Our fans reps seemed to be enjoying themselves being wined and dined though. On that note, can we thank Alan Downie for stepping up to the plate big style by organising the coach many of us used to get to Toftir from Torshavn and back tonight. Totally invaluable and a credit to the young un. Shame it needed a laddie the same age as Shaw to take the initiative to help fellow fans. Much appreciated Aldo. Genuinely much appreciated sir.
Sitting having lunch in the main shopping mall. £15 for a ham and chicken piece and a coffee. Big piece though. Slept well last night and we've had a leisurely day so far. It's dry too. Looks like an outdoor music festival is on in Torshavn this weekend and the streets are full of music stages being put up.I have just woken up after flying straight back from the game, it was surreal, indeed the whole trip was slightly surreal. Beautiful, cold, very very wet, expensive country, friendly people with a language you cant decipher.
The game itself was everything SKll said, strange, from the CCS flag flying beside the UEFA flags to the £10 fish suppers on a cliff face. His tried something, due to no Paul, a reluctance to use Daz on the poor surface and no out ball with Boyler hurt. I called my laddie after the game to get his opinion after he watched it on the TV, he suggested Hibs tried something and it didnt work. I put that to Gary Parker on the airport and he agreed.
As SKII says, a massive shout out to young Aldo for running the bus from Torshavn to Toftir. He became a Hibs legend, and by christ that laddie can talk!
All in all, I am glad I went up, Hibs in Europe is a brilliant, brilliant thing, we really are a band of brothers and sisters.
Get to Greece, we will be better by then.
What was being quoted for Athens? £750 or soSitting having lunch in the main shopping mall. £15 for a ham and chicken piece and a coffee. Big piece though. Slept well last night and we've had a leisurely day so far. It's dry too. Looks like an outdoor music festival is on in Torshavn this weekend and the streets are full of music stages being put up.
Might have struck it lucky there.
Athens will be busier, drier, cheaper. Overheard chat about the price of the proposed charter seats. Get booked up yourself if you can, it sounds like you can have a week in Zante for less than the figures being banded about last night.
In the words of Bruce Forsyth...higherWhat was being quoted for Athens? £750 or so
In the words of Bruce Forsyth...higher
Sitting having lunch in the main shopping mall. £15 for a ham and chicken piece and a coffee. Big piece though. Slept well last night and we've had a leisurely day so far. It's dry too. Looks like an outdoor music festival is on in Torshavn this weekend and the streets are full of music stages being put up.
Might have struck it lucky there.
Athens will be busier, drier, cheaper. Overheard chat about the price of the proposed charter seats. Get booked up yourself if you can, it sounds like you can have a week in Zante for less than the figures being banded about last night.
I have just woken up after flying straight back from the game, it was surreal, indeed the whole trip was slightly surreal. Beautiful, cold, very very wet, expensive country, friendly people with a language you cant decipher.
The game itself was everything SKll said, strange, from the CCS flag flying beside the UEFA flags to the £10 fish suppers on a cliff face. Hibs tried something, due to no Paul, a reluctance to use Daz on the poor surface and no out ball with Boyler hurt. I called my laddie after the game to get his opinion after he watched it on the TV, he suggested Hibs tried something and it didnt work. I put that to Gary Parker in the airport and he agreed.
As SKII says, a massive shout out to young Aldo for running the bus from Torshavn to Toftir. He became a Hibs legend, and by christ that laddie can talk!
All in all, I am glad I went up, Hibs in Europe is a brilliant, brilliant thing, we really are a band of brothers and sisters.
Get to Greece, we will be better by then.
Good to see you again M, and and thanks to you and everyone else we met for making my biggest (spewy) brat most welcome.
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