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24-09-2018, 22:39
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Well this is a chance for Hibs to pick up momentum after Saturday's great result v Dundee but no more injuries please. Also noticeable there is no mad rush by hibees to buy match tickets. Looks like only a 12k crowd. This cup tourney not of such great interest as would've been participation in the Europa League. Still, a win generates more revenue for the club and keeps our unbeaten home record intact. C'mon Hibs!
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Tough game ahead. I don't particularly like the way Aberdeen play,but think it will be tight.
Same team as Saturday for me. Crowd will be around 12/13 k - not bad for a midweek game on telly the week before folk get paid.
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To be fair Aberdeen are there for the taking, haven't gelled as good as last season as yet
Hibs are in form and overpowering Dons Midfield as no-one currently like Flood to break up play and intimidate and certainly if your winger targets Considine as the weak link
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Spot on - I was really pleased with the performance, where a lot of hibs movement and passing was a joy to watch and had the sheep "on the rack". But you gotta put the ball in the net.
I actually thought Hyndman looked a player for the first time this season last night, and efe had a tremendous game.
We were fading a bit in extra time where Aberdeen came into it more and had a couple of good chances,but afterwards we felt they were playing for pks from the start. As you say the game should have been over in the 90 mins.
Aberdeen went through on the slenderest of margins, but I honestly think we are coming along nicely.
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