Mabsy. There was a player.
To the very best of my knowledge unblemished by tattoos and when he did a haircut, Vidal Sassoon was running it the next week.
We’re all sending you positive vibes, old girl.
Former Tottenham captain Gary Mabbutt is in a stable condition after undergoing a successful heart operation, the club have announced.
Mabbutt was admitted to hospital on Monday morning after experiencing chest pains and breathlessness but Spurs have said surgery went well and the 55-year-old is now recovering.
“After undergoing successful heart surgery yesterday, we can confirm Gary Mabbutt is now in a stable condition and recovering in hospital,” read a message posted from Tottenham’s official Twitter account.
Mabbutt was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of 17 and in 2011 had to have an operation on a blocked artery to prevent him losing his leg.
The former defender played more than 600 times for Tottenham over 16 years and lifted both the UEFA Cup in 1984 and FA Cup in 1991 with the club. Mabbutt also earned 16 caps for England before retiring in 1998.
