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Hearts transfer round-up: Ex-star's £3m pricetag, former player limbo

Rangers' Ross McCausland and Hearts' Daniel Oyegoke in action

Pundits see clear Hearts identity forming under Neil Critchley

Hearts head coach Steven Naismith with Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes.

Pundit gives ultimate Hearts nod to Steven Naismith

Former Hearts and Rangers player Neil McCann

Neil McCann has Hearts hunch over what Naismith will do vs Rangers

Mr Miller was angered at decision over application at his home

Edinburgh businessman angry over planning wrangle

Lee Miller scored 11 goals during a short spell at Hearts in 2005. Picture: Bill Murray/SNS

Falkirk dismiss co-managers Miller and McCracken

Paul Hartley and Lee Miller played together at Tynecastle. Picture: SNS

Former Hearts team mates in spat after top-of-the-table clash in League One

Former Livingston manager Gary Holt has returned to Falkirk as sporting director. Pic: Michael Gillen

Ex-Livingston boss Holt returns to former club

Lee Miller had a short but sweet time at Tynecastle. Picture: SNS

'Big, physical Hearts' - A tag primed to return with the signing of a target man

Callumn Morrison has taken well to life at Falkirk with five goals in seven games. Picture: Michael Gillen

Ex-Jambo Callumn Morrison signs Falkirk extension

Callumn Morrison has left Hearts for Falkirk.

Morrison heads to Falkirk

Aidan Keena has joined Falkirk less than nine months after leaving Hearts for Hartlepool United. Picture: SNS

Ex-Hearts striker confirmed signing for SPFL club

John Robertson had a short but eventful time in charge of Hearts. Picture: SNS

Vladimir Romanov, Thierry Henry and the Lee Miller bargain - John Robertson's ev...

Paul Hartley smashes in the winner from 25 yards

Maroon Memories: Sensational Paul Hartley free-kick is toast of Tynecastle

Linlithgow Rose take on Falkirk on Friday night. Pic: TSPL

Excited Linlithgow Rose ready for step into unknown against Falkirk

John McGlynn oversaw victory in his last game in temporary charge

Maroon Memories: John McGlynn makes way for Graham Rix with a win
Hearts 3, Dundee Utd 0. SPL. Saturday, November 5, 2005
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Lee Wallace, left, celebrates his debut goal for Hearts with Saulius Mikoliunas, centre, and Dennis Wyness

Maroon Memories: Lee Wallace scores debut goal for Hearts in Scottish Cup win

Lee Miller jumps for joy after scoring for Hearts

Maroon Memories: Killie star Steven Naismith is denied by Hearts

Derek Riordan salutes the Hibs fans

Hibee History: Riordan double sinks sorry Dons

Dean Shiels reacts after scoring his dramatic winning goal

Hibee History: O'Connor and Shiels strike to claim derby spoils

Lee Miller celebrates his goal for Hearts

Maroon Memories: No cup hangover against Killie

Robbie Neilson couldn't help but get started early. Picture: PA

Hearts weekend talk: Neilson gives MK Dons team talk | Miller struck in the face

Paul Hanlon rises above Falkirk defender Luke Leahy to score Hibs' equaliser. Pic: SNS

HIBS REACTION: Neil Lennon unhappy as Falkirk snatch a point

Lucy Askew, senior curator at Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art at the Lichtenstein exhibition. Picture: Greg Macvean

National Galleries of Scotland breaks visitor record

John McGinn was sent off for this challenge on Mark Kerr but successfully appealed his first-ever red card. Pic: Ian Georgeson

John McGinn sure there will be more drama against Falkirk

Maroon memories: Hearts in total control

Maroon memories: Jambos make up for a lack of cutting edge
HEARTS brought themselves into European qualification contention with an improbable victory away from home as they edged closer to fourth-placed Aberdeen.
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