Robert Martin

3 weeks ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Robert Martin

DAVID GRAY would be open to Bournemouth keeper Alex Paulsen joining Hibs on loan next season. The Kiwi, 22, is currently on loan at Auckland, part of the same Black Knight FC network. And president Tim Bezbatchenko last week claimed the Easter Road club would be a good fit. Hibs boss Gray has already signed current No 1 Jordan Smith to a new long-term deal, but back-up Josef Bursik’s loan from Club Brugge is up in the summer. And Gray confirmed he will be looking to strengthen in that department.

3 weeks ago | eagletimes.com | Robert Martin

CLAREMONT, N.H. — With less than three months until the unveiling of the Wall That Heals, City Councilor Bill Limoges is excited that the ball is rolling and now has his focus on recruiting volunteers for the week it is in Monadnock Park. “I would love to have a pool of 100 volunteers to pull from,” Limoges said. “We’re going to need people 24/7 at that wall. We have people from organizations who have stood up and said they would take the whole shift.

4 weeks ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Robert Martin

VICTOR WANYAMA called his return to Scottish football with Dunfermline a FAIRYTALE. Now he knows it’s on him and boss Neil Lennon to deliver a happy ending to a horror-story season at East End Park. Former Celtic midfielder Wanyama, 33, has joined the Fifers on a deal until the end of the campaign, along with his old Hoops gaffer Lenny. Their brief is to keep the Pars, currently in the relegation play-off spot and two points behind Hamilton with a game in hand, in the league.

4 weeks ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Robert Martin

HIBS owner Ian Gordon has pledged to build a new training facility for David Gray’s first team squad. The club’s cramped current training ground near Ormiston currently houses the men’s, women’s and youth teams. Now a land swap has been completed that will allow the men to move to a new custom built area with its own indoor facility. That was one of late father Ron’s goals when he first took control of the Easter Road club.

4 weeks ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Robert Martin

YUTARO ODA has quit Hearts to return to Japan with Shonan Bellmare. The striker joined the Jambos two years ago and played over 50 games for the Tynecastle club. But he has struggled for game time since Neil Critchley’s arrival in Gorgie. And the Hearts boss reckons the fresh start in the J1 League could help the 23-year-old flourish. He said: “Yutaro goes back to Japan with our best wishes.