Scott
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"The guy just loved life. He was full of beans, happy, never downbeat. You couldn’t have met a nicer guy. He would always fight your corner."💔
🔘Remembering Marius Zaliukas: The last Hearts cup-winning captain
www.heartsstandard.co.uk/news/2486362...
🔘Remembering Marius Zaliukas: The last Hearts cup-winning captain
www.heartsstandard.co.uk/news/2486362...
Marius Zaliukas: The lucky Hearts ticket, the cup-winning legend and the legacy
Ahead of the Hearts' Scottish Cup campaign, read an extract from Anthony Brown's book on the 2012 cup-winning side.
www.heartsstandard.co.uk
January 17, 2025 at 3:01 PM
"The guy just loved life. He was full of beans, happy, never downbeat. You couldn’t have met a nicer guy. He would always fight your corner."💔
🔘Remembering Marius Zaliukas: The last Hearts cup-winning captain
www.heartsstandard.co.uk/news/2486362...
🔘Remembering Marius Zaliukas: The last Hearts cup-winning captain
www.heartsstandard.co.uk/news/2486362...
Reposted by Scott
1) Hearts sell out Tynecastle all the time. Those empty seats are still sold seats.
2) Of the 700-odd tickets Hearts got for Celtic Park in September, well above half were restricted view. Something to think about before citing perceived injustices served up by other clubs.
2) Of the 700-odd tickets Hearts got for Celtic Park in September, well above half were restricted view. Something to think about before citing perceived injustices served up by other clubs.
"They will never sell out Tynecastle - if Celtic or Rangers don't go to these clubs they don't sell out."
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November 26, 2024 at 10:41 AM
1) Hearts sell out Tynecastle all the time. Those empty seats are still sold seats.
2) Of the 700-odd tickets Hearts got for Celtic Park in September, well above half were restricted view. Something to think about before citing perceived injustices served up by other clubs.
2) Of the 700-odd tickets Hearts got for Celtic Park in September, well above half were restricted view. Something to think about before citing perceived injustices served up by other clubs.