Fraser Wilson

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Fraser Wilson

Peterborough legend and current director of football Barry Fry is tipping his star man to go right to the topKwame Poku’s numbers speak for themselves after a season where he tore League One apart down south. In fact the only figures that won’t stack up relating to the departing Peterborough winger will be the ones relating to a compensation fee, according to Posh director of football Barry Fry.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Fraser Wilson

The Hearts No1 admits he had to be SELFISH and look after himself despite the Light Blues hard work to get him back playingCraig Gordon rebuilt his career with Celtic. But it was at Rangers that the goalkeeper rebuilt his knee – and thus made the biggest save of his life. His playing days. Rangers physio Steven Walker helped him get back between the sticks in 2014 after two years out injured. But the Hearts legend admits he had to be SELFISH and look after number one when deciding on his next move.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Fraser Wilson

Mark Kerr is one of only a handful of Scots to play in Greece and while it's not for the faint hearted, he couldn't get enoughSeething supporters trying to storm the inner sanctum of the stadium.. crazy ultras panning in the windows.. riot police filling the night sky with tear gas. Mark Kerr saw all sorts of chaos during his two seasons playing in the Greek Super League. And he LOVED it.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Fraser Wilson

Former Hearts prodigy is still only 24 and looking to work his way back to the top seven years on from Juve sliding doors momentWatching Billy Gilmour conquer Serie A brought a smile to Harry Cochrane’s face. And a deep sense of what could have been. The former Hearts prodigy was delighted to see his old Grange Academy, Rangers and Scotland youth team mate snaffle the Scudetto. But he can’t help shake the feeling it really could have been him.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Fraser Wilson

New Tynecastle boss has already name checked Burley's Jambos and Gordon reckons that side felt like they would win every timeCraig Gordon hopes Derek McInnes can bring Burley-ball back to Gorgie and have Hearts feeling invincible again. The veteran goalkeeper was a key man in George Burley’s side that stormed clear at the top of the table after an eight-game winning run to start the 2005-06 season.