Maroon Raccoon Posted April 24 Posted April 24 Fantastic result! Delighted for them, and looking forward to cheering them on at the Oriam on Tuesday.
TheBigO Posted April 24 Posted April 24 Amazing! Partick next so bit of luck in other results, could build a wee cushion going into final 3 games too
Malinga the Swinga Posted April 24 Author Posted April 24 Massive result for us. Clash on Tuesday night with youth cup final on BBC Scotland and women v Partick on BBC Alba. This could be an unforgettable season
Australis Posted April 24 Posted April 24 Just seen the result. Wasn't aware there was a game today. Wonderful again from the Heart of Midlothian ladies. We shall not be moved. Happy days, ❤️
ramrod Posted April 24 Posted April 24 Some result. Think that leaves Partick and Glasgow at home, Celtic and Hibs away ( last game of the Season ). Could we do the double 🇱🇻
Malinga the Swinga Posted April 24 Author Posted April 24 Hibs currently beating Celtic.while Glasgow City are 1 up on Partick.
EVHearts Posted April 24 Posted April 24 Refreshing to see our ladies trying to play football on an entertaining way. Double league winning season would be awesome 🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻
Maroon Sailor Posted April 25 Posted April 25 8 hours ago, GlasgoJambo said: ….also tremendous It is, but it's not accurate. The Timettes have 46 points
Stanley_ Posted April 25 Posted April 25 Do you get derby tickets directly through Hibs with no parts of the ground allocated to Hearts?
Malinga the Swinga Posted April 25 Author Posted April 25 3 hours ago, Mikey1874 said: The more you see the penalty claim, the more apparent it becomes just how bent the officials are in Scottish football. Absolutely ridiculous that not only penalty not given but that red card should have been issued as well to Rangers defender. No attempt to play ball and just barged through Timms
The Mazy Run Posted April 25 Posted April 25 1 hour ago, Malinga the Swinga said: The more you see the penalty claim, the more apparent it becomes just how bent the officials are in Scottish football. Absolutely ridiculous that not only penalty not given but that red card should have been issued as well to Rangers defender. No attempt to play ball and just barged through Timms The Glasgow referee "long blink" in full action there. Hes giving a penalty and red card the other way around and we all know it. Real shame if the woman's game gets infected by the same refereeing disease the men have had to put up with for decades.
busbyfth Posted April 25 Posted April 25 5 hours ago, Malinga the Swinga said: The more you see the penalty claim, the more apparent it becomes just how bent the officials are in Scottish football. Absolutely ridiculous that not only penalty not given but that red card should have been issued as well to Rangers defender. No attempt to play ball and just barged through Timms PENALTY - cheating weegie official bar stewards - that was like the mens game was until VAR came in and sorted 95% of it out ---- RANCID cheating !!
Papa Posted April 25 Posted April 25 23 minutes ago, busbyfth said: PENALTY - cheating weegie official bar stewards - that was like the mens game was until VAR came in and sorted 95% of it out ---- RANCID cheating !! Will the bold Willie have an explanation for this or does he just have excuses for the men’s game?
Papa Posted April 25 Posted April 25 The club should take issue with the non-award of a blatant penalty given that as victors we can’t be accused of sour grapes.
The Real Maroonblood Posted April 25 Posted April 25 1 minute ago, Papa said: The club should take issue with the non-award of a blatant penalty given that as victors we can’t be accused of sour grapes. Fair comment.
Kalamazoo Jambo Posted April 28 Posted April 28 Hearts Women v Partick Thistle today, 7.30pm at the Oriam. Tickets available here… https://www.universe.com/events/hearts-women-vs-partick-thistle-women-tickets-DQLFGY Also live on BBC ALBA.
JamboRouge Posted April 28 Posted April 28 48 minutes ago, edramone said: Why is Eva deciding to leave? Anyone have any info? One possible reason. https://www.heraldscotland.com/sport/26012497.curious-case-eva-olids-hearts-departure-announcement/
The Real Maroonblood Posted April 28 Posted April 28 32 minutes ago, JamboRouge said: One possible reason. https://www.heraldscotland.com/sport/26012497.curious-case-eva-olids-hearts-departure-announcement/ Can you give the gist of it?
Mikey1874 Posted April 28 Posted April 28 7 minutes ago, The Real Maroonblood said: Can you give the gist of it? smry Sign InGet Pro The Herald Alison McConnell: The curious case (and timing) of Eva Olid's Hearts departure Alison McConnell·7 min read·Apr 11, 2026 The curious case of Eva Olid's Hearts departure announcement Share 0 Comments Eva Olid (Image: Shutterstock) This article is brought to you by our exclusive subscriber partnership with our sister title USA Today, and has been written by our American colleagues. It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. One cannot imagine the furore had a statement emerged from Tynecastle this week confirming the departure of Derek McInnes at the end of the season. The Hearts manager has spent the bulk of the campaign leading the charge at the top of the table with a first title since 1960 tantalisingly looming into sharp focus. The finale to the season will be fraught, but whatever the outcome, few could argue that this season has been anything other than a success for the marriage of McInnes and Hearts. The relationship between Eva Olid and the Tynecastle side seems to have been a little more complex. The timing this week – just days after the club went to the top of the league - regarding the Spaniard’s imminent departure, along with her assistant Pascal Xanthos, seemed utterly bizarre. Hearts have never won the SWPL. They went to the summit of the table last weekend following defeats of Celtic and Glasgow City across a four-day stretch. They currently have a one-point cushion going into the final furlong of a league that is notoriously competitive until its last kick. As it stands, they have five remaining games to make history. Olid is said to have told the players that she would be leaving Tynecastle at the end of the season after their victory last Sunday at Petershill against Glasgow City. It left the club weighing up fears of the news slowly leaking out over the next month, or confirming it. They chose the latter, while insisting that there will be no public interviews with the manager until the curtain has come down on the season. Olid has been at Hearts for five years. Former Celtic manager Fran Alonso offered a glowing reference when she applied to take over the role vacated by Andy Kirk in 2021, and she has not disappointed. She has taken Hearts to Hampden for the first time with their Scottish Cup final appearance in 2024, led them to back-to-back fourth-place finishes, their highest positions, in the 2022/23 and 2023/24 seasons. She has also overseen first-ever victories over Glasgow City, Celtic and Rangers as she challenged their hold on the top echelons of the table. Added to that, she went toe-to-toe a Hibs side who have always been regarded as the more dominance force in the capital with a strong history of domestic success. Olid has overseen the transition towards a more professional structure as the club have offered full-time contracts for the first time. She has improved Hearts in every season that she has been at the club. This cozy chocolate maxi skirt adds effortless texture to your everyday outfits, making style easy and comfortable without breaking the bank. Prettylittlething · Sponsored But the bottom line in all of this is, inevitably, money. There has not been silverware, even though it was enticingly close. In a tale as old as time when it comes to the management of football clubs, Olid is said to have wanted to kick on while the club are looking at the bottom line and the slow growth in the women’s game. Budget cuts are imminent at the end of the season. Read more Scottish referees handed World Cup snub as ex-SFA VAR chief hails Australian efforts Tartan Army break Taylor Swift's ticketing record ahead of World Cup opener Do you remember the France 98 World Cup? Then this show is for you A raft of first-team players are expected to move. The bulk of their replacements are more likely to come from the club’s academy rather than elsewhere. Olid can comfortably expect to walk into a job given what she has done at Hearts. It goes without saying that she would like to head out the door with a league title to her name. One wonders if the events of this week undermine that challenge. Certainly, in what could yet be the season to end all seasons at Tynecastle, the events of this week raised questions as well as eyebrows. AND ANOTHER THING Scotland take on Belgium at Easter Road on Tuesday night, the first in a double header that will go a long way in deciding how this campaign shapes up. Melissa Andreatta’s side will have to go through a play-off route to get to Brazil next summer, even if they top their group, such has been the ramifications of their Nations League relegation. It was a strong start to their campaign as they swatted Luxembourg aside, but the suspicion is that this double header will prove not only to be a significantly sterner test but will be pivotal in shaping the group. Attendances have been alarmingly low at recent women’s international games. Andreatta has beseeched fans to come out and support the team the way they would Steve Clarke ’s side. With the school holidays and lighter nights, Scotland can only hope that there is some encouragement offered to getting bums on seats on Tuesday night. AND FINALLY Celtic have not beaten Rangers for 25 months in any competition. It is a run that now stretches to 11 games. There was never a point on Monday night when they looked as though they were about to change that dismal run. Insipid, hesitant and tentative against Leanne Crichton’s Rangers, they looked like a team who lacked any conviction that they could win the game. Katie Wilkinson netted a hat-trick to take Rangers to within a point of league leaders Hearts at the top with the signs all pointing to a photo-finish again this season. Inevitably, Celtic will refuse to concede that their title chances are gone but there are massive issues for Grant Scott to solve. The first will be in instilling a sense of belief in a squad that has lost its way since their first ever title win. Share 0 Comments Get involved with the news Send your news & photos Radley London Chartfield Placemedium Open Top Grab, Pink Belk · Sponsored Reading ad-free saves ~4 min per articleGo Ad-Free Give the perfect gift of versatile, durable athletic gear that keeps active men confident and comfortable in every workout and everyday moment. Gohaus · Ad SummaryShareListenEngSettings
Mikey1874 Posted April 28 Posted April 28 Strange the Husbands weren't nominated for young player of the year though maybe they share it about.
The Real Maroonblood Posted April 28 Posted April 28 33 minutes ago, Mikey1874 said: smry Sign InGet Pro The Herald Alison McConnell: The curious case (and timing) of Eva Olid's Hearts departure Alison McConnell·7 min read·Apr 11, 2026 The curious case of Eva Olid's Hearts departure announcement Share 0 Comments Eva Olid (Image: Shutterstock) This article is brought to you by our exclusive subscriber partnership with our sister title USA Today, and has been written by our American colleagues. It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. One cannot imagine the furore had a statement emerged from Tynecastle this week confirming the departure of Derek McInnes at the end of the season. The Hearts manager has spent the bulk of the campaign leading the charge at the top of the table with a first title since 1960 tantalisingly looming into sharp focus. The finale to the season will be fraught, but whatever the outcome, few could argue that this season has been anything other than a success for the marriage of McInnes and Hearts. The relationship between Eva Olid and the Tynecastle side seems to have been a little more complex. The timing this week – just days after the club went to the top of the league - regarding the Spaniard’s imminent departure, along with her assistant Pascal Xanthos, seemed utterly bizarre. Hearts have never won the SWPL. They went to the summit of the table last weekend following defeats of Celtic and Glasgow City across a four-day stretch. They currently have a one-point cushion going into the final furlong of a league that is notoriously competitive until its last kick. As it stands, they have five remaining games to make history. Olid is said to have told the players that she would be leaving Tynecastle at the end of the season after their victory last Sunday at Petershill against Glasgow City. It left the club weighing up fears of the news slowly leaking out over the next month, or confirming it. They chose the latter, while insisting that there will be no public interviews with the manager until the curtain has come down on the season. Olid has been at Hearts for five years. Former Celtic manager Fran Alonso offered a glowing reference when she applied to take over the role vacated by Andy Kirk in 2021, and she has not disappointed. She has taken Hearts to Hampden for the first time with their Scottish Cup final appearance in 2024, led them to back-to-back fourth-place finishes, their highest positions, in the 2022/23 and 2023/24 seasons. She has also overseen first-ever victories over Glasgow City, Celtic and Rangers as she challenged their hold on the top echelons of the table. Added to that, she went toe-to-toe a Hibs side who have always been regarded as the more dominance force in the capital with a strong history of domestic success. Olid has overseen the transition towards a more professional structure as the club have offered full-time contracts for the first time. She has improved Hearts in every season that she has been at the club. This cozy chocolate maxi skirt adds effortless texture to your everyday outfits, making style easy and comfortable without breaking the bank. Prettylittlething · Sponsored But the bottom line in all of this is, inevitably, money. There has not been silverware, even though it was enticingly close. In a tale as old as time when it comes to the management of football clubs, Olid is said to have wanted to kick on while the club are looking at the bottom line and the slow growth in the women’s game. Budget cuts are imminent at the end of the season. Read more Scottish referees handed World Cup snub as ex-SFA VAR chief hails Australian efforts Tartan Army break Taylor Swift's ticketing record ahead of World Cup opener Do you remember the France 98 World Cup? Then this show is for you A raft of first-team players are expected to move. The bulk of their replacements are more likely to come from the club’s academy rather than elsewhere. Olid can comfortably expect to walk into a job given what she has done at Hearts. It goes without saying that she would like to head out the door with a league title to her name. One wonders if the events of this week undermine that challenge. Certainly, in what could yet be the season to end all seasons at Tynecastle, the events of this week raised questions as well as eyebrows. AND ANOTHER THING Scotland take on Belgium at Easter Road on Tuesday night, the first in a double header that will go a long way in deciding how this campaign shapes up. Melissa Andreatta’s side will have to go through a play-off route to get to Brazil next summer, even if they top their group, such has been the ramifications of their Nations League relegation. It was a strong start to their campaign as they swatted Luxembourg aside, but the suspicion is that this double header will prove not only to be a significantly sterner test but will be pivotal in shaping the group. Attendances have been alarmingly low at recent women’s international games. Andreatta has beseeched fans to come out and support the team the way they would Steve Clarke ’s side. With the school holidays and lighter nights, Scotland can only hope that there is some encouragement offered to getting bums on seats on Tuesday night. AND FINALLY Celtic have not beaten Rangers for 25 months in any competition. It is a run that now stretches to 11 games. There was never a point on Monday night when they looked as though they were about to change that dismal run. Insipid, hesitant and tentative against Leanne Crichton’s Rangers, they looked like a team who lacked any conviction that they could win the game. Katie Wilkinson netted a hat-trick to take Rangers to within a point of league leaders Hearts at the top with the signs all pointing to a photo-finish again this season. Inevitably, Celtic will refuse to concede that their title chances are gone but there are massive issues for Grant Scott to solve. The first will be in instilling a sense of belief in a squad that has lost its way since their first ever title win. Share 0 Comments Get involved with the news Send your news & photos Radley London Chartfield Placemedium Open Top Grab, Pink Belk · Sponsored Reading ad-free saves ~4 min per articleGo Ad-Free Give the perfect gift of versatile, durable athletic gear that keeps active men confident and comfortable in every workout and everyday moment. Gohaus · Ad SummaryShareListenEngSettings Thanks for that.
Punks No Deid Posted April 28 Posted April 28 31 minutes ago, Mikey1874 said: Strange the Husbands weren't nominated for young player of the year though maybe they share it about. 100% agree - far better than the ones nominated
gnasher75 Posted April 28 Posted April 28 Watching this on BBC Alba at the same time as watching the youth team on BBC Scotland.
theAlvasection Posted April 28 Posted April 28 Eye bleeding stuff that last ten minutes of the first half.
Maroon Raccoon Posted April 28 Posted April 28 Sun’s finally gone down at least. Could not see a bloody thing.
ToadKiller Dog Posted April 28 Posted April 28 2up should settle them looked a bit nervy at the end of the first half.
Mikey1874 Posted April 28 Posted April 28 3 minutes ago, ToadKiller Dog said: 2up should settle them looked a bit nervy at the end of the first half.
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