i have never

turner · February 14, 2009

seen a photograph of tony hibbert where his mouth isn't open.

strange, no?

McBain · February 14, 2009

He's that focused on footy, nothing else matters.

little curly alan ball · February 14, 2009

turner said:
seen a photograph of tony hibbert where his mouth isn't open.

strange, no?

Indeed . He may know you are atching .

Neiler · February 14, 2009

Apparently, Polo mints are out of his price range!

billytoffee · February 14, 2009

turner said:
seen a photograph of tony hibbert where his mouth isn't open.

strange, no?

Strange that you have not seen one ?

or

Strange that you noticed?

everton · February 14, 2009

turner · February 14, 2009

everton said:

definitely photoshopped. they're michael j. foxes lips.

Dom1878 · February 14, 2009

Legend

Cal · February 14, 2009

I'd bum him, yeh.

Gazdalf · February 14, 2009

Dom1878 said:
Legend

Ching Ching

A bit like Billy, regardless of capability, he is one of us.

Goat · February 14, 2009

Cal said:
I'd bum him, yeh.

Thought you where Anti-Hibbert?

Cal · February 14, 2009

MikelsGoat said:
Thought you where Anti-Hibbert?

I don't like him much, no.

Gazdalf · February 14, 2009

Cal said:
I don't like him much, no.

If I am wrong then correct me Cal. You are not anti Hibbert, you are just anti Hibbert with his consistency.

If he played like we all know he can, and he did it all the time, would you still be anti?

My only problem with Hibbert is, he was so reliable, and now he seems to have dips. He is no worse the Carragher in my opinion at right back.

Goat · February 14, 2009

I think its been mainly his crossing and his shocking passing, but hes looked a lot better recently with that.

Gazdalf · February 14, 2009

MikelsGoat said:
I think its been mainly his crossing and his shocking passing, but hes looked a lot better recently with that.

This may sound strange, and I hope I do not word it wrong. But maybe with Pip shining in CM with Spud, Hibbo has been lifted, maybe is not so worried about losing his position in his beloved team, and wants to make sure he is never questioned again.

Do not forget, footballers are fickle.

But imagine how much it means to be a toffee and play for them. Imagine how you would feel if you thought you had lost that spark. Any player can fight for his place, but supporting the team you actually play for. Totally different ball game. Maybe his passion for us, and the prospect of slipping off his dream effected him far more than we could imagine.

Thoughts?