Our most loyal player

[Pabbers]

Very underrated defender

 

[macdog]

A lucky man.

 

[anton66]

He was always there when we needed him. Unfortunately for us, it was playing and not for painting the dressing rooms.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

If he played for the rs he'd be on pundit duty with gaz nev.

 

[maccavennie]

See the tears of pride in his eyes.

He looks like a young David Moyes

That explains a lot

 

[maccavennie]

...Hibbert is a prime example of a very ordinary modern footballer who earned millions from the game whilst many of the true Everton greats live on an old age pension.

To play 265 league games on a football pitch without scoring a single goal is shameful and testimony to how poor he was. He’s simply not worthy of highlighting in a thread like this.

Am I correct in saying eggs you actually saw him score a beauty in a youth cup game?

 

[The binman chronicles]

 

[Eggs]

Am I correct in saying eggs you actually saw him score a beauty in a youth cup game?

....good memory, Mac. Yes, I went to an FA Youth Cup game v Manchester United at Gigg Lane and he scored an unbelievable goal. An absolute unstoppable rocket.

He was playing midfield in those days, and I actually recommended him as a potential RB to a lower league manager. Weird how things work out.

 

[blulouie]

He started a trend among Blues like.

Where would we be without....." When we defend a set piece we riot "

 

[Yarrgh]

You don't even have to move out of the right back position to disprove this thread.

Coleman>Hibbert in the loyalty stakes.

 

[devogue]

Crap

 

[davek]

Definitely Baines

@davek

£3.6M per year for sniding about Finch Farm.

But you really cant buy that kind of loyalty.

 

[blue to the bone]

Imagine putting Tony Hibbert ahead of Brian labone. In any category at all related to football..

 

[maccavennie]

Y

....good memory, Mac. Yes, I went to an FA Youth Cup game v Manchester United at Gigg Lane and he scored an unbelievable goal. An absolute unstoppable rocket.

He was playing midfield in those days, and I actually recommended him as a potential RB to a lower league manager. Weird how things work out.

Couldn't imagine him playing in midfield

Then again I didn't think he would make a career at Everton for as long as he did eirher!

 

[degsy]

not like Barcelona were after him or he was fending off interest from Inter Milan, I mean where was he going to go? Everton was dreamland stuff for him

This.