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- Jun 27, 2002
So it's Part 1 of the big one. Closely followed by Part 2 the following week.
The season defining games, with Hibs standing on the verge of a momentous achievement. Qualification for the Conference League by winning ties, rather than by default of losing your way into the competition. When was the last time Hibs won 3 euro ties in a row? That suggests this would be a tall order, against a decent Belgium side
That said, we've played ourselves into a nice bit of form and we've started to bolt the door at the back whilst still scoring at the other end. Which brings me onto what would constitute a good result? A win obviously, I think a draw you'd take, but still being in the game going to Easter Road is the first point of success. So then, scoring first in one of the games is probably vital.
KAA Gent have a good team, and they will be thinking this is a great draw for them. Players to watch out for are Davy Roef their goalkeeper and Laszlo Benes their playmaker.
This is going to be a massive 16 man effort, and the starting 11 I would choose in 4-2-3-1 would be:
Sallinger
Passlack O' Hora Kerr Obita
Chaiwa Mulligan
Wright Elding McGrath
Lowe
This game especially though, the five subs are as important as the starters
That's my view, I'm more interested in hearing yours.
The season defining games, with Hibs standing on the verge of a momentous achievement. Qualification for the Conference League by winning ties, rather than by default of losing your way into the competition. When was the last time Hibs won 3 euro ties in a row? That suggests this would be a tall order, against a decent Belgium side
That said, we've played ourselves into a nice bit of form and we've started to bolt the door at the back whilst still scoring at the other end. Which brings me onto what would constitute a good result? A win obviously, I think a draw you'd take, but still being in the game going to Easter Road is the first point of success. So then, scoring first in one of the games is probably vital.
KAA Gent have a good team, and they will be thinking this is a great draw for them. Players to watch out for are Davy Roef their goalkeeper and Laszlo Benes their playmaker.
This is going to be a massive 16 man effort, and the starting 11 I would choose in 4-2-3-1 would be:
Sallinger
Passlack O' Hora Kerr Obita
Chaiwa Mulligan
Wright Elding McGrath
Lowe
This game especially though, the five subs are as important as the starters
That's my view, I'm more interested in hearing yours.
