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Brighton blueprint that comes with £10m Hearts investment earns 'enthusiastic' response as David Weir factor hyped

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If Hearts can team up with Tony Bloom they may be onto a winner like never before in their 150-year history. The Brighton and Hove Albion owner and chairman has been in talks with Tynecastle over a £10million investment.

Bringing the brains - and the software - behind the best-run club in Britain to Gorgie has the potential to be a game-changer for Hearts.

Bloom, 54, has gradually transformed his beloved Brighton from League One to a Europa League club. His bankrolling of that rise has bucked the trend of so many Premier League operations boosted by foreign investment but blighted by eye-watering losses and high managerial turnover.

At the heart of Brighton’s success is the mathematical genius and his data-driven player recruitment model. His company, Starlizard, was established in 2006.

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