It will be interesting to see how often he plays and if he does who drops out, Maybury or Hanlon. Would be tough on either as both have had fairly good starts to the season IMO.
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It will be interesting to see how often he plays and if he does who drops out, Maybury or Hanlon. Would be tough on either as both have had fairly good starts to the season IMO.
I reckon he will play every week at left back. He is a man city player and is an NI internationalist with 100 games in championship. On paper should be first choice.Quote:
Originally Posted by SMAXXA
Im not so sure, as Maybury has been decent and would be harsh to drop him. Mind should we have a bad result or 2 and he or PH under perform that may be his opportunity and then over to him to take it, dont think he will come straight in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Col2
Could end up being in the Francombe mold as a bit part player who knows.
Lokking forward to seeing what he offers though.
The former, Fenlon was saying that he's been struggling with his dribbling.Quote:
Originally Posted by lewis_1875
I thought he said that some of his family are Hibs fans :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by eric.hibsfan
I like his jacket. Wonder where i can get one of those .
IrelandQuote:
Originally Posted by Phil the Hibby
if you have a spare half hour, get watching the NI v Luxembourg game on BBC iplayer - quite a few highlights worth watching for - great goal from NI and finish from Shiels, the madness of the bookings by the ref and Ryan being unlucky with the equaliser, but the highlight for me was BBC NI commentator - hard to describe but it was like he was reading a story rather than commentating. he had a pop at lafferty for continuing to be caught offside but it was that tame and softly spoken it did make me laugh.
im maybe easily amused mind
Almost definitely. But I hope we don't. :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by hoxtonhibby