Yep! Following on from my previous thread/criticism of Scot footie refereeing, we just watched a referee, Madden, giving these Huns a "bailout" pk against Dundee's Jordan McGhee and watch the incident from any angle - absolute bullshit and another one of these highly suspicious decisions given to them when they were 1-0 down. Great to see Tavernier "blaze the ball" over the bar and miss the pk though!! Also, lets not ignore the poisonous sectarian singing during this game - not just a few Rangers fans chanting their usual toxic shit; UEFA fine them thousands of Euros for this offence, our lot in backward Scotland do nothing!!
I think the ingrained probs at HFC went much deeper than Ross and it is probably the same with Maloney. I believe the issue lies higher up in Hibs staff structure and that is why one of my targets of real criticism is the Chief Executive. IMO Maloney doesn't strike me as a natural motivator of footie players and his tactics/team play are boring although, as previously intimated, I acknowledge the huge number of injuries have not helped his cause at all and the annoying thing about all of this is they don't seem to go away. I lean towards past history re Scot footie clubs trying to tout this change of direction with the radical appointment of an exciting young manager with no club experience - IT DISNAE WORK!! I'd luv to see Shaun succeed beyond all expectations, but I can't visualise that happening at all due to the clear failings in certain positions of the Hibs team plus the poor 2nd half action and tactics v 10 man Motherwell last Sunday really had the "alarm bells ringing". Hibs won the game, but stumbled along badly v 10 players in the process. A sound and unrestricted manager would've tried to win positively - win it well in order to take full advantage of a ref decision that benefited us and really would've lifted confidence greatly rather than "staggering to the finish line" v 10 players.
I think the ingrained probs at HFC went much deeper than Ross and it is probably the same with Maloney. I believe the issue lies higher up in Hibs staff structure and that is why one of my targets of real criticism is the Chief Executive. IMO Maloney doesn't strike me as a natural motivator of footie players and his tactics/team play are boring although, as previously intimated, I acknowledge the huge number of injuries have not helped his cause at all and the annoying thing about all of this is they don't seem to go away. I lean towards past history re Scot footie clubs trying to tout this change of direction with the radical appointment of an exciting young manager with no club experience - IT DISNAE WORK!! I'd luv to see Shaun succeed beyond all expectations, but I can't visualise that happening at all due to the clear failings in certain positions of the Hibs team plus the poor 2nd half action and tactics v 10 man Motherwell last Sunday really had the "alarm bells ringing". Hibs won the game, but stumbled along badly v 10 players in the process. A sound and unrestricted manager would've tried to win positively - win it well in order to take full advantage of a ref decision that benefited us and really would've lifted confidence greatly rather than "staggering to the finish line" v 10 players.