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Who was the first player you saw score for Hearts?


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I bought a League Champions scarf just before that game. Twirled it all through the match belting out 'Championees'. The girl I was with kept telling me it was unlucky. I was starting to get nervous until Gary scored - thought there was a chance we might stuff up the championship :rolleyes:.

 

1-0 hearts 80th-ish min goal. mackay had a nightmare that day, but it was a belter of a goal and mackay gave a "up yours" fist to the shed. well thats what i remember, i was 12 then.:eek:

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Jimmy Bone....it was a cheeky lob :laugh:

 

he ran away with a big grin on his face....it must have been near the end of his career with the hearts...he looked fat and had a red face...I was just a wee boy at the time.

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bilston angel

Jimmy Wardhaugh versus Aberdeen March 7, 1953, 3-1 to the Hearts (Wardhaugh 2, Blackwood 1). Info courtesy of London Hearts, thank you.

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first game was against the hobos A0-0 1971 second was the hobos H0-2 1972 and the first goal was tommy murray dundee H1-2 1972 . first win i saw was hobos H4-1 1973

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alwaysthereinspirit

I honestly dont know when my first Hearts game was never mind who scored the first goal. Was around 68/69 so I'll go for Ronald Jenson.

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Bobby Blackwood against Dundee, 26th December 1959, my first game. Thanks to London Hearts, otherwise I wouldn't have known. I just remember we won 3 - 0 and went on to win the title.

 

Glory seeker.:tongue:

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Think it was Tommy Murray against Morton in November 1971- JTs won 6-1. The stats people will correct me, but I am sure wee Tam scored the third goal and the ball got stuck in the stanchion

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John Robertson, would you believe!

 

Still an absolute Legend in my eyes, and my ambition to play on the same park as him came true in the summer when i lined up against him for RBS. Proud, proud moment.

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Thunderstruck

We never scored when I first went to Tynecastle (Texaco Cup v Burnley in 73-74) but the man himself, Donald Ford, netted on next visit.

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