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- Jun 27, 2002
Time for a visit to Dundee, the home of jute, journalism and jam. Apparently. Trips to Dundee have been rather favourable of late, and I think we could do with yet another morale boosting win to put us onto a consistent run. One game at a time, obviously, but getting the big results over the festive season could be the springboard for the rest of the season. Another massive Hibs support is on their way,
Dundee United under Jim Badlose have been patchy this season - probably where we were a couple of years ago struggling to get a consistent team around a yearly churn of transfers. However, they did pull a big result out on Wednesday against Celtic. Time will tell if that is a sign things are coming together or a hint at just what a car crash Celtic are just now.
Team news I’ve read is that Chaiwa, Obita and Rocky are all off on the African Nations Cup Jolly. Just when the Scottish weather is at its coldest. Aye, okay then.
So, a team, this is what I think SDG will do this week:
Firstly, I think he’ll stick with 3-5-2 ish. I think this is probably the formation to play.
Right Half Chris Cadden, he’s been fine lately, but a little more attacking please
Right sided centre half, O'Hora, he was excellent last week
Middle of the centre halves, Hanley, has to be with Rocky missing
Left sided centre half, Iredale, he’s been up and down of late but I think he’s an easy pick with Obita missing
Left half, with Obita on his hols, Nicky Cadden to come back in.
Defensive midfield Barlaser, hopefully back to the better version of himself.
Defensive midfielder, Josh Mulligan, this is the type of game I think he needs, and I’m sure he’ll boss the midfield.
Attacking midfielder, there can be only Jamie McGrath, our star player of the season.
Up front, I think SDG will stick with the pair from Ibrox - Ellie is a nailed on started when fit and on form, and Bowie is the only striker we’ve got who is big and physical. Is Klidje on his hols too?
Still leaves us with a strong bench - I think Hoilett, Newell, Boyle, Klidje, Campbell can all add something here.
That’s my thoughts - I’m more intersted in hearing yours.
Hibs Forever
For Mark
Dundee United under Jim Badlose have been patchy this season - probably where we were a couple of years ago struggling to get a consistent team around a yearly churn of transfers. However, they did pull a big result out on Wednesday against Celtic. Time will tell if that is a sign things are coming together or a hint at just what a car crash Celtic are just now.
Team news I’ve read is that Chaiwa, Obita and Rocky are all off on the African Nations Cup Jolly. Just when the Scottish weather is at its coldest. Aye, okay then.
So, a team, this is what I think SDG will do this week:
Firstly, I think he’ll stick with 3-5-2 ish. I think this is probably the formation to play.
Right Half Chris Cadden, he’s been fine lately, but a little more attacking please
Right sided centre half, O'Hora, he was excellent last week
Middle of the centre halves, Hanley, has to be with Rocky missing
Left sided centre half, Iredale, he’s been up and down of late but I think he’s an easy pick with Obita missing
Left half, with Obita on his hols, Nicky Cadden to come back in.
Defensive midfield Barlaser, hopefully back to the better version of himself.
Defensive midfielder, Josh Mulligan, this is the type of game I think he needs, and I’m sure he’ll boss the midfield.
Attacking midfielder, there can be only Jamie McGrath, our star player of the season.
Up front, I think SDG will stick with the pair from Ibrox - Ellie is a nailed on started when fit and on form, and Bowie is the only striker we’ve got who is big and physical. Is Klidje on his hols too?
Still leaves us with a strong bench - I think Hoilett, Newell, Boyle, Klidje, Campbell can all add something here.
That’s my thoughts - I’m more intersted in hearing yours.
Hibs Forever
For Mark
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, is in so Jamie might find himself oot on the left. Back 3 pick themselves, gonni be a problem if any of them get injured.
