Grade 2 strain isn't too bad.
May still feature.
Edit: got confused about grade 1 and grade 2.
No chance.
May still feature.
Edit: got confused about grade 1 and grade 2.
No chance.
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Gotta laugh at all the bitter people having a chortle at Tony Hibbert getting an injury
The same Tony Hibbert that played in a Premier League side for over a decade
You know, the successful pro footballer
A man who achieved more in his life than they ever will, because he was dedicated and worked hard
The Evertonian who lived his dream playing for his boyhood team
But yeah, he didn't do boss tekkers or score any goals. What a rubbish centre forward. Oh wait, he was a defender you say?
And one of the finest to put on the blue.
Look, I'm hardly going to say Hibbo was a World Class defender or anything, but he certainly wasn't a scrub
He was a model pro and will be a continued good influence on the young lads coming through if he stays on as a coach
It was worth paying him what we've paid him for the past two years if he ends up being a coach at the club for 10-15 years afterward. We'll get our monies worth lads, so get your knickers untwisted, you horrible bitter little toss pots (That's not targeted at you Number btw)
He's from a different footballing era, so I can see why he's so revered by some and reviled by others.
Full-backs these days are supposed to contribute as much going forward as going back (some may argue that full-backs in the modern game are secondary wingers, and that's it) - but as far as traditional full-backs go Tony Hibbert has to be considered as one of the best English players of his generation.
I don't think our club has any kind of tokenism, and you don't get 300 appearances over 15 years from just being a decent lad.
Gotta laugh at all the bitter people having a chortle at Tony Hibbert getting an injury
The same Tony Hibbert that played in a Premier League side for over a decade
You know, the successful pro footballer
A man who achieved more in his life than they ever will, because he was dedicated and worked hard
The Evertonian who lived his dream playing for his boyhood team
But yeah, he didn't do boss tekkers or score any goals. What a rubbish centre forward. Oh wait, he was a defender you say?