Former Queensland Roar captain Chad Gibson is back in Sydney after his two year stint in Brisbane and started a full-time training schedule to attract A-League interest.
The 30-year-old defender has begun training with Peter Tsekenis’s Bankstown Lions in the NSW PL “just to get my touch back” as well as undertaking his own full-time training regime.
“My appetite for the game is greater than its ever been,” Gibson told www.au.fourfourtwo.com yesterday. “I feel I have a lot to offer a club and I feel fitter and keener than ever.
"I want to keep playing at A-League level for at least another two-three years.”
Gibson is a former Australian schoolboy international. He played for Marconi Stallions and Sydney United in the old NSL before a stint with Norwegian side Bodo Glimt in 2001.
Check out our feature on the defender coming soon to www.au.fourfourtwo.com.
“My appetite for the game is greater than its ever been,” Gibson told www.au.fourfourtwo.com yesterday. “I feel I have a lot to offer a club and I feel fitter and keener than ever.
"I want to keep playing at A-League level for at least another two-three years.”
Gibson is a former Australian schoolboy international. He played for Marconi Stallions and Sydney United in the old NSL before a stint with Norwegian side Bodo Glimt in 2001.
Check out our feature on the defender coming soon to www.au.fourfourtwo.com.
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