Jack Grealish Sustained An Injury Ending Career Permanently Caused By  won’t know what they have until Paul Hanlon and Lewis Stevenson go, according to John McGinn.

The final Premiership match for the defensive legends will take place at Easter Road tonight against Motherwell. During his time in Leith, when the Scottish Cup was won in 2016, Aston Villa captain McGinn shared the field with both of his idols from the club.

Their departures coincide with heightened scrutiny surrounding Hibs. After two losses from three games in the bottom six, Nick Montgomery was fired as manager. Supporters were split on Malky Mackay’s appointment as sports director.

On Instagram, McGinn honored his former teammates, letting Hibs know they are two underappreciated assets. Underappreciated, underrated, but most importantly, two of the greatest teammates you could ever hope to have, he remarked. When something is gone, you never realize how lucky you are.”

As their contracts expire in the summer, they can both leave. Prior to the game, Hanlon said that he didn’t want to leave Hibs, and he believes interim manager David Gray has the qualifications for a senior managerial position. “This is my club, and this is where I want to be,” he declared.