Tony Hibbert

so I reckon that might mean that Neville's in midfield.

So I'm going to say Tony Hibbert.

Yeah, good man.

Well done.

Not bad on the ball as well.

I feel like Tony Hibbert's like my Ridgewell kind of, our Ridgewell shout where it's just like good solid full-back.

Maybe this is not the greatest team, but he goes in there and he just

does a proper job.

I hate saying that because I've played

fullback.

Yeah, I do think Tony Hibbert.

What are you thinking, mate? He's got a lot of longevity, solid player, does his job, nothing flashy, nothing exciting, but I don't think many exciting players in this team.

Because you're completely right.

There's certain players, like Tony Hibbert played under Martinez for the whole era, and that just doesn't sit right in my head at all.

Yeah.

It feels like as soon as Moyes left, Hibbert just ceased to be.

That's the difference.

Back then, there was only Tony Hibbert who most definitely wore a long sleeve shirt because he never wore a short sleeve shirt.

But I think Phil Neville, Cahill, and there was at least two or three others wore short sleeve shirts that night.

It was minus 10 degrees at kickoff.

There was no-

Um, Tony Hibbert?

Uh, no, not in the starting 11, no.

Oh, wow.

And then I got Kevin Campbell-

... and whatever.

Tony Hibbert, yeah.

[laughs] And I got, uh, I got into training with them and I thought, 'These are shite.'" [laughs] Like, you know what I mean?

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