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Succession-themed shirts, celebrating the arrival of the show’s third season.In season two of the hit HBO show, Roman Roy buys the Edinburgh-based club to impress his father Logan, not realising that they are in fact the arch rivals of Logan’s club Hibernian.As part of the partnership, Hearts have launched a range of shirts featuring the Roy’s company Waystar Royco as sponsor, as well as branding around the club’s stadium Tynecastle Park.Hearts manager Robbie Neilson said: “The club has been so

Robbie Neilson is confident of tying Scotland hero Craig Gordon down on an extended contract - joking the Hearts number one is in line for a new 15-YEAR deal!

Hearts and Motherwell as they prepare to meet in a huge Tynecastle clash. And Robbie Neilson has some big decisions to make ahead of the Gorgie crunch as they look to kick on from last week’s 3-0 win over Livingston.

Robbie Neilson ’s claim that Hibs were happy with a point in last Sunday’s Edinburgh derby as an “untruth”. The Hearts boss claimed there was a difference in mentality between the two sides after the goalless draw as the visitors “celebrated” the result in front of the travelling fans whilst his charges headed back to the home dressing room to sit in silence.

Hibs players saluted their fans behind the goal at the Roseburn end of the ground, Neilson revealed his men sat in the home dressing in silence, frustrated at not being able to turn their chances into three points. Hearts remain unbeaten in the Scottish Premiership after the first capital clash of the season, as do Hibs, and are separated only by goal difference in second and third in the league table.

Craig Gordon has another FOUR years left at the top after the Scotland number one produced derby heroics to shut out Hibs. The 38-year-old threw back the years with a string of stunning saves - equalled by his opposite number Matt Macey - as the two goalkeepers came up with towering performances at Tynecastle.The goalless draw means both sides missed the opportunity to go top having entered the weekend as joint leaders.

Southampton. Lancefield was the Saints’ regional lead scout for London and the south.

Dundee United manager.The club and their boss are currently in talks and are close to an amicable and mutual parting.News has started to leak around the club's staff about Mellon’s imminent departure.Mellon was appointed United manager last July, after he was headhunted from Tranmere Rovers following Robbie Neilson's departure to Hearts.The 49-year-old kept newly-promoted United in the Premiership and led them to the Scottish Cup semi-finals.The former Fleetwood and Shrewsbury manager is

Hearts ’ 6-0 demolition of Alloa should keep him in a job until at least Monday. His team stung the Wasps at Tynecastle to record their biggest win of the season and leave them just a point away from confirming their return to the top flight.A Liam Boyce hat-trick and well taken goals from Euan Henderson, Aaron McEneff and Jamie Walker ensured a comfortable night for the hosts.

Hearts side have no intention of being Scottish Cup Final nearly men.The Tynecastle boss has told his Jambos that second-best is nowhere ahead of their trip to the National Stadium to face the holders.Despite being 10/1 outsiders to deny Neil Lennon’s side a quadruple Treble, Neilson says a date with destiny awaits as they bid to be Hearts legends.He said: “In 10 years’ time, nobody cares if you’ve been to a final.“They’re only interested if you’ve won, especially at a club like Hearts where we

Steven Naismith says Hearts’ collection of big characters won’t stand for any more flops like last Friday’s.

Hearts made it seven wins on the bounce in all competitions, but were made to work for their 2-1 triumph over Inverness.Two moments of magic from Steven Naismith and Liam Boyce after the break had them in control before Aaron Doran’s late header made things a bit nervy.But the relentless Jambos just keep winning, maintaining their 100 per cent record a week after reaching a second successive Scottish Cup final."I was a bit worried coming into this game after the high of last week about getting

John Souttar’s Achilles agony was made worse by lockdown and being unable to get the treatment he needed.The Hearts and Scotland centre back underwent surgery in August after suffering a relapse of the injury that originally occurred back in February.It has been a year of hell for the 24-year-old, who was forced off during the Jambos’ opening game of the 2019/20 season and wasn’t seen again until January after it was eventually diagnosed as damaged ankle ligaments.But just weeks after making his

Craig Halkett as a potential solution to shot-shy Scotland's lack of goal threat. Much has been made of the lack of efforts on target from Steve Clarke ’s side in wins over Israel and Slovakia.

Hearts at home to the club at the centre of the SPFL ballot storm. In a match-up brimming with irony that almost seems like rubbing salt in angry Jambos wounds, Dundee, whose vote was critical in the ultimate relegation of Hearts, travel to Tynecastle.

Hearts made a last-gasp bid to hijack his move to Hibs – but he was only interested in a switch to Leith. Reports of a late transfer bid from Tynecastle boss Robbie Neilson, left, were denied last week.

Hearts into a force once again. The Jambos were relegated after the season was ended due to the coronavirus pandemic with the West Edinburgh side four points adrift at the bottom of the league.

Ann Budge on Monday afternoon as he looks to strengthen his Hearts squad ahead of the new campaign. The new boss is at Tynecastle for his first day back at the club and is eager to get started when the opportunity arises And he admits the Hearts fans were key to him returning and he can't wait to experience a full and bouncing Tynecastle again.

Championship runaway leaders Dundee United have decided not to offer contracts to Manoubi Haddad and Josh Perez.

Dundee United are running the rule over Tunisian winger Manoubi Haddad.

Focused Lawrence Shankland has told Dundee United chiefs that he won’t be quitting this month and will be staying to lead them back into the Premiership.

Dundee United boss Robbie Neilson has confessed he could be powerless to stop Lawrence Shankland leaving if a significant offer comes in for his star man before the close of the window.

Robbie Neilson has vowed to hang on to Lawrence Shankland after the Dundee United hitman was watched by Celtic in the 2-2 Scottish Cup draw with Hibs.

We may be mired in the perma-darkness that is Scotland in January but there's a Scottish Cup-shaped light at the end of the tunnel.

Dundee United striker Nicky Clark has been ruled out for the rest of the season in a massive blow for the Championship leaders.