Paul Hanlon has opened up on his Hibs future and roared: "I think I've got a few more years left in me."
The Hibs legend broke into the top five appearances makers for the club after surpassing Willie Ormand with his 507th appearance in the win over Motherwell. Current Easter Road star and team-mate Lewis Stevenson is slightly ahead with 550 and sits fourth on the overall list with Gordon Smith still leading the way with 636.
It's another landmark for the club captain who is feeling fit and enjoying his football at the moment with Lee Johnson's men flying high in third spot after a fourth consecutive league triumph on Saturday. Hanlon has put down the recent good run of form to consistency in team selection and the hard work on the training ground. He told Edinburgh Evening News: “I like to think I’ve got a few more years left in me in terms of playing every week and contributing to the team.
