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1 month ago |
nottheoldfirm.com | Blair Meikle
EXCLUSIVE with Graeme BaileyLawrence Shankland’s future remains up in the air with his Hearts contract entering the final months. It had been expected the 29-year-old would move on after a previous deal on offer from the Jambos went unsigned, with CEO Andrew McKinlay admitting his hunch was for a parting of the ways this summer.
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Oct 2, 2024 |
footballscotland.co.uk | Blair Meikle
Hearts head into their Europa Conference League campaign hopeful that they have an outside chance of making it to the play-off round. Among winnable ties are home ones against Moldovan side Petrocub and Cypriots Omonia, Neil Lennon's former team. First up is one that supporters might look upon as a chance to pick up points, but is certainly a step into the unknown, when they travel to Azerbaijan to take on the Belarusian champions Dinamo Minsk.
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Sep 28, 2024 |
bordertelegraph.com | Blair Meikle
Gary French's family and friends were delighted with the sum (Image: Contributed) A PEEBLES family were delighted to raise a mammoth £15,000 for the British Heart Foundation in memory of their late father and husband. Gary French, 59, was a much-loved family man who was well known around the town – involved at the golf club, bowling club and a former player and manager of football teams Peebles Rovers and Tweeddale Rovers.
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Sep 25, 2024 |
footballscotland.co.uk | Blair Meikle
Rangers "will be worried" about investment at both Hearts and Hibs, according to Keith Wyness. The Easter Road side have already had investment from billionaire Bill Foley, who has become a minority shareholder and taken the club into his Black Knight group which includes Premier League side Bournemouth and French outfit Lorient. While the Jambos are poised to sign a deal with Brighton owner Tony Bloom for £10million investment and use of his analytics company for recruitment.
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Sep 25, 2024 |
footballscotland.co.uk | Blair Meikle
It is something the two previous managers failed to do successfully. But Liam Fox will ask Hearts to play forward fast during his spell in charge. When Steven Naismith took over from Robbie Neilson, he insisted he would get the team playing on the front foot and looking to attack quickly. Neilson had often been seen trying to urge his players forward and it would end up being the same with Naismith, with the team continually playing too safe.
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