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James Wilson returned to the Hearts training ground yesterday morning having spent the day after his Edinburgh derby heroics with his head stuck in his books back at school.
Hibs and Hearts do battle for the first time this season this weekend, and one look at the league table tells you that the stakes could not be any higher.
David Gray might be feeling the heat after just 13 games as Hibs boss but Martin Boyle is certain the Easter Road legend will be successful given time. The 36-year-old is preparing for his first Edinburgh derby as manager and knows defeat on his own patch on Sunday will leave Hibs cut adrift at the bottom and the pressure ramp right up on his own position.
After a shocking start to the season, things are looking up for Hearts.
I got Pat Fenlon sacked as Hibs boss. Correction, my Hearts team did. It’s just that I was the one lucky enough to score the goal in a 1-0 League Cup quarter final derby win at Easter Road back in 2011.
Yesterday marked the 24th anniversary of the day Hibs smashed Hearts 6-2 - and I missed out on a £1800 derby payday because I’d volleyed a ball off Bob Malcom’s coupon. October 22, 2000: A Mixu Paatelainen treble, six goals flying past Anti Niemi, three points staying in Leith and muggins regretting hitting the bullseye with big Bob’s face in a reserve game days earlier.
Hibs Hall of Fame opened its doors again last night and I guarantee my old pal Alan Rough won’t miss the opportunity to remind me he’s in there - and I’m not.
Aberdeen have a top three spot sewn up after just seven games and that is a sad indictment on Hibs and Hearts.