Hearts have signed Australian defender Kye Rowles on a three-year deal. The 23-year-old moves to the Scottish Premiership from Central Coast Mariners, subject to the club acquiring a work permit. Rowles becomes Robbie Neilson ‘s second signing of the summer as he prepares his side for a crack at the Europa League qualifiers. And he
Hartlepool United have appointed former Celtic, Aberdeen and Hearts midfielder Paul Hartley as their new manager, after agreeing compensation with Cove Rangers. Hartley, who also has managerial experience at Dundee and Falkirk, is on a two-year contract at Hartlepool, with the club holding the option of a further two. The former midfielder, who was brought
Lee Johnson has agreed terms with Hibs but he faces an anxious wait to see if he will be appointed as their new manager – with Jon Dahl Tomasson also under consideration. The Easter Road board opened talks with Johnson last week and the broad financial principles of a deal have now been agreed. Hibs,
Robbie Neilson is hopeful Hearts top scorer Liam Boyce will overcome an injury scare in time to face Rangers in the Scottish Cup Final. The Tynecastle boss could be facing the prospect of losing his top marksman for next Saturday’s Hampden showdown after the striker limped off in yesterday’s defeat to Rangers. There were immediate
It could be a massive day in the race for the Scottish Premiership race as Celtic face off against Hearts. A win would all but secure the league title for Ange Postecoglou’s men to cap off an impressive debut campaign for the Australian at Parkhead. Robbie Neilson will want to have his say on the
Hearts got the better of Hibs for the second time with a week with a Scottish Cup semi final victory at Hampden. They were two goals up within 21 minutes thanks to strikes from Ellis Simms and Stephen Kingsley before Chris Cadden struck one back for Shaun Maloney ‘s side minute later. The Gorgie side
Hearts are reportedly looking to follow Celtic and Rangers and apply to introduce a B team to the Lowland League. The Glasgow reserve sides have spent this season taking on clubs in tier five of the pyramid in what was billed a pilot scheme to develop young Scottish players and potentially benefit the national team.
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