Dougie1690

It's not even different light, if you look top right of the first picture, still usual spin on it.

Might work as a temporary fix but not really the direction I was expecting from the club.

Good story, would read again.

It's safe standing, there won't be a "sway" as there will be a rail in each row.

I don't think Law was near the worst performers this year, Pearson had him in his back pocket in both legs of the playoffs but he's more than good enough for the championship.

The odds are out and Hibs aren't favourites. They've signed a queen of the South winger and tbf a decent signing in keatings. I'm not underestimating them, they finished above the worst Rangers team ever on the last day it's not like they were twenty points ahead. Imo it's better to get the right manager rather than a quickly appointed one.

Better to take their time and get it right from the start. The club needs rebuilt from the bottom up.Hibs were pretty much on a par with the worst Rangers team ever, even if we start slowly they'll not do a Hearts and be twenty points ahead before we get going. We need to start building a team that will be challenging in the top league, if that means a slower start to this season then so be it.

I almost agree, Hearts had the benefit of having a load of youths with first team experience.

Yes. A basic salary with bonus payments for winning etc, you win games you get paid more.

In the long run a DoF would save us money. The manager should have a say but for example say we have a talented left back coming through the youths then we should have a signing policy that allows them a chance to progress into the first team. A manager is only at most clubs about two/three years a DoF could be here ten. Do we just change the squad every time a new gaffer comes in?

Than who we pick as the next manager? There's been far too much short term thinking at the club over the last few years. A director of football would set the blueprint for the club for years rather than a new manager for one or two. We need to recruit a lot smarter than we have been, signing and giving younger players a chance. We could also do with following the tims lead in terms of buying players and selling to the EPL for big profits.

He's a fourteen year old boy watching the football ffs. If a wee laddie can't watch his team in the 21st century without a grown man abusing him our country is messed.

I didn't vote for independence, I've no intention of going to a rally for any political party never mind singing at one.

It's not their only policy though. It's my opinion they are the best placed to get the best for my constituency. Voting snp in the general election isn't the same as voting yes.

Voting snp doesn't automatically make you a separatist or unable to be proud of being both Scottish and British. Labour gave up on the working class, the Tories are irrelevant in Scotland and the lib dems screwed themselves last time. Means snp are going to romp it up here and tbd they're the only ones that seem to care up here.