@TheLeishy@Loganm1875 The cheap option of it goes through - I’ll no be back if does happen, not giving my hard earned cash that I’ve done year after year to an ownership with no ambition
@HibsObserver_ Deary me Steve Evans, because a dinosaur is going to get us playing a football style different to that under David Gray 🙄 if we appoint him it’ll be our Critchley equivalent
@Treelinius@JWinslow4Harlow Yep agree although they’d probably use existing Scottish government buildings for the different ministries - the interesting one would be the cost for setting up a new central bank etc but luckily I’m not a politician 😂
London and the South East get far more money and investment per person than Scotland. The big economic investments pay for big projects that don't pay for our hospitals, schools and services — and that day-to-day funding has been cut here for years. Additionally, London and the south east receive more public investment per person a year compared with Scotland, and that’s fact….dingus
Scotland absolutely could afford it, we raise nearly £100bn a year, enough to fund our own services, while currently our expenditure counts costs we likely wouldn’t carry when becoming independent such as Trident. similar-sized nations run strong welfare systems, and defence would actually save us money as we’d stop paying for nuclear weapons and global missions we don’t need and focus more on conventional defence. Most similar sized nations spend around 1-2 billion on defence and still meet their NATO requirements. Add in the revenues Scotland gives to the Treasury on oil revenues, renewable tariffs and more it would improve our income, with the potential of 25% of Europes Wind potential as an example — that energy could be charged to the rUK and the continent as we would be creating more energy supply than demand within Scotland. The same goes for wave energy too.
Agree, we need to look beyond the players and the manager and his coaching staff, including recruitment, the board and even the ownership and really ask ourselves what’s our ambition, what’s our identity and more importantly where do we want to be in 5–10 years time - if you can’t answer the later, it’s called stagnation
@james18003592@HibernianFC Keep seeing this account comment all the time being anti hibs, clearly a jambo pretending to be one of us, clearly obsessed 🙄
Hibernian FC is delighted to announce the permanent signing of Serbian international Marko Ivezić from German side Holstein Kiel, subject to international clearance and visa approval 📝
Welcome to Hibs, Marko! 🥬
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As much as O’Hora leaving is a blow given how solid he’s been at the back for us — I’d be happy enough with Henderson from Falkirk or another CB with same experience. Add an experienced forward and maybe another defender before the window closes and it’s a good end to the window. No doubt given our form it’ll be a kid from down south who’s played no senior football but we can only hope 🟢⚪️
Hibernian defender Warren O'Hora is expected to complete a move to EFL League One side Leicester City.
⤵️ The 27-year-old has made nine appearances for Hibs this term, but was absent from the matchday squad on Sunday. | ✍️ @jackhwrites
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