JUNIOR: I'LL CALL TIME IF FUN STOPS

JUNIOR HOILETT insists he'll know it is time to hang up the boots once he loses his enjoyment for football.

- BY DARREN JOHNSTONE

LOOKING AHEAD Hoilett

But the vastly experienced Hibs forward insists that is far from being the case as he chases his Canada World Cup dream on home soil.

Hoilett has only managed four starts in 20 league outings this season but will be hoping to get the nod for the second successive game in today's clash with Motherwell.

Despite his lack of club football, the 35-year-old is part of the international set up and picked up his 68th cap in November's friendly against Ecuador.

Involvement in his country's opening game in Toronto - just 30 minutes from his hometown - is the target and that has given Hoilett an extra spring in his step.

Hoilett - out of contract at the end of the season - said: "I haven't really been thinking about my plans beyond the season.

"I've just been focusing on this season and the World Cup. When that time comes hopefully we can have a conversation.