dimi

The only player I've ever seen who could slide between an opponent and the ball. Move the ball out of the opponents path. Stand up and go in the opposite direction with the ball and occasionally his oppomemt didn't realise what had happened. RIP Dave a real one off.

Correct but it would have been for Arbroath and bring up there to match killie's achievement in 1965 and I didn't want that to be matched

Winning any cup while fantastic can always be considered as luck of the draw Winning any league title must be supreme as it's decided on results over the whole season In 1965 I left Tynecastle knowing in my lifetime I would never attend a game with a similar scenario and outcome. It was last game of the season Hearts were top by 2 points ( 2 points for a win back then ) and were ahead on goal average ( goals scored divided by those conceded ) A 2 goal margin win would do it and we did it. I consider Friday's match to have been a similar scenario and by attending I new therefore that we would win I will admit in the last few minutes to accepting a draw as not being too bad Nothing will beat 1965

On way from Oxfordshire. Round trip involves 2 buses and 7 different trains. Was at Tynecastle in 65 No way am I missing this win

We don't have problems winning league titles at the death

I am getting sound in england

I heard about it just before I left to go to the game. I remember running to tell my pals the news. I think there was a tannoy announcement as I arrived

Car sharing is not worse than 2 players from different premiership teams living in same house. What happened to them apart from catching coronavirus?

Part of the Leeds team that put us out of the semifinal off the Intercity Fairs Cup in 1967

There's a Sandy Denny Project band including 2 ex Fotheringay members who tour England and have a Sandyfest in Byfield ( Northants ) where she played her last concert

At Tynecastle

There was a sheep kneeling behind the wall blocking jamie's view.OFFSIDE probably I believe.

Yesterday they talked about Logan Shinnie missing and today Gordon saving. It took me a moment to realise what they were talking about It looks like they've been told to stop being too familiar with some players. A small step towards neutrality perhaps.

I first saw him a couple of months ago. He missed his first 2 headers under no pressure and his 3rd went straight up in the air in our penalty box . I came away believing if he wants to be in central defense he needs to work on body strength and heading. He is excellent on the ground.

Boyd on radio 5 now after f a cup draw