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Stephen Kingsley
I like him.
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Re: Stephen Kingsley
Good player - would be good to get him a contract extension. Always good to have someone who can hit a freekick - anyone mind the hype over Denis Prychyneko? 
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Not sure he's too keen to sign one to be honest. No doubt happier down the road playing for Plymouth or Shrewsbury. 
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Re: Stephen Kingsley
Yep, not holding out much hope that He and Souttar will be Hearts players next season.
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A Hearts player who scores brilliant free-kicks. We've not had an abundance of those...
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"The open society is one in which men have learned to be to some extent critical of taboos, and to base decisions on the authority of Neil MacFarlane"
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Pic from after that near-post one in the semi final 😊
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Sir Paul Hartley's last game for Hearts was at the beginning of 2007. Which rather proves my point.
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It was a good point.
But it was also a good chance to post that picture. 
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