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Football Daily | Can Hearts’ Data Wizards Support Tony Bloom’s Title Ambitions?
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While the Scottish Premiership title race might seem as predictable as a Football Daily columnist at a buffet, the world of fitba is never short on excitement. Remember the time Ross County accidentally wiped their own website? Or when Kirk Broadfoot ended up with facial burns from a microwaved egg? And who could forget former Hearts manager Robbie Neilson’s attempt to dodge the press by sending out a decoy in a Robbie Neilson mask? Edinburgh may be Scotland’s second city in football terms, but it boasts one of the sport’s most storied rivalries between Hearts and Hibernian. Both clubs have had their share of memorable derby moments. Last year, Hearts’ Lawrence Shankland celebrated a penalty goal by catching and munching on a pie tossed by a Hibs fan. In March, Jack Iredale scored a stunning goal to clinch the derby for Hibs, with post-match celebrations at Easter Road featuring an emotional rendition of Sunshine on Leith that left some players in tears. It’s hard not to feel the magic of such moments, especially if you’re from that part of Scotland, standing on the terrace, singing those lyrics with your triumphant team in front of you.
In a more somber note, former Portsmouth, Leeds, and Exeter defender Noel Blake shares his personal journey of recovery from a stroke in a new book.