https://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/article/ke...ng-tribute
I briefly mentioned Kevin Nisbet's family loss in the summary of last week's Scot Cup semi-final but this touching tribute to his dad really explains the sad position he was in during the days leading up to that important match. IMO watching footie and for him, kicking a football, are important up to a certain point but that effectively ends and "disappears in the mist" when life and death situations arise for family members and friends. What a terrible tragedy and huge loss for such a young lad. Life can indeed be cruel on occasions and I'm sure many members on this Sb board, incl myself, have suffered such heartbreaking losses that we can grieve about and try to overcome for a period in our own particular ways and eventually "push on" regardless. I wish him well for the future.
I briefly mentioned Kevin Nisbet's family loss in the summary of last week's Scot Cup semi-final but this touching tribute to his dad really explains the sad position he was in during the days leading up to that important match. IMO watching footie and for him, kicking a football, are important up to a certain point but that effectively ends and "disappears in the mist" when life and death situations arise for family members and friends. What a terrible tragedy and huge loss for such a young lad. Life can indeed be cruel on occasions and I'm sure many members on this Sb board, incl myself, have suffered such heartbreaking losses that we can grieve about and try to overcome for a period in our own particular ways and eventually "push on" regardless. I wish him well for the future.