@samgray_28@longbangers Still nowhere near when the whistle was blown, so an irrelevant frame choice
As shown, the Hibs player has fully scooped the ball in before the whistle was blown
You are definitely being desperate
Go book your eye test in the morning
@samgray_28@longbangers Wrong, he handles it before the whistle is at the refs lips
Don’t be so desperate, it was a dive and should have been a penalty
@PremSportsTV@mstewart_23 Didn’t @mstewart_23 not promote Robinson as a good appointment with an element of snobbery if we didn’t go for him and is now saying it was an emotional panic appointment?
Just goes to show the fickleness of Scottish pundits
@sduncan1515@ABDN1903ole You’re skirting the issue
To be honest nationality is irrelevant, as is age, but the perception is that younger managers from abroad are braver in their coaching styles to play the more attractive successful way
@sduncan1515@ABDN1903ole I’ll also add, look down the leagues, look at Highland League, looks at juniors.
Generally the better teams play possession based football and not the territorial hoof and chase we see so often
@sduncan1515@ABDN1903ole The discussion is about Scots based coaches or foreign based coaches
You need to broaden your perspective else you’ll just fit in with the PLZ viewpoint
@sduncan1515@ABDN1903ole I disagree, you can.
Good coaches can.
Seen it happen many times at different levels with different coaches
Often I see coaches that are too restrictive and don’t encourage bravery on the ball
@sduncan1515@ABDN1903ole Absolutely every footballer can be coached that way
Look at that JBA did with McGinn and O’Donnell at Motherwell
You coach players in a style that you want and I believe that good coaches can get that from most players
Coach them to hoof and chase is lazy coaching
@camer0n_mcd Sorry Cameron, that comes across as a poorly researched and typical response from someone who has not seen or heard the diss attachment from what he was projecting and what we were seeing.