I’m so overjoyed about him getting the goals, playing well and the team winning.” “The memories he’s making are wonderful at the moment. “We all watched it on RamsTV at the house so we could still enjoy the moment and be together supporting him as a family,” Sibley Sr says.
Under ordinary circumstances, his family would be in the stands cheering him on, but they still found a way to enjoy another stellar moment in Sibley’s young career. The family are sorting out a nice box and frame for it and his shirt from the match. On Saturday, Sibley became the second-youngest Derby player to score a hat-trick when he tucked the match ball under his arm following the 3-2 victory over Millwall.Īs he told TalkSport the day after, he slept with the ball that night. It seems the days of being left out and texting home in disappointment may soon be in the rear-view mirror. Sometimes you can feel the frustration through the text because he’s competitive.”
“He’ll just text us saying ’19th man’, a simple text just saying that. “He’s been 19th man I don’t know how often,” his father Andy tells The Athletic. Throughout the course of this season, there have been many moments in which Louie Sibley has just missed out on seeing his name scribbled in on the 18-man squad list.
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