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Betfred Cup Shenanigans- Midlothian Magic #5

We’re now in competitive action with the Betfred Cup Group Stages. These group stage games kick off right in the middle of pre-season, however it’s a great opportunity to rotate your side in competitive fixtures. We were drawn in Group B alongside Montrose, Arbroath, Brechin City and Inverness Caledonian Thistle. Here is how we gotContinue reading “Betfred Cup Shenanigans- Midlothian Magic #5”

Pre-season underway – Midlothian Magic #4

All the introductions are out of the way, no it’s onto the action… Our pre-season was mainly just getting to grips with the playing squad, identifying our style of play and any gaps where we would need to bring players in. Tactics We went with a Custom Wing Play for our style of play withContinue reading “Pre-season underway – Midlothian Magic #4”

A legend returns – Midlothian Magic #3

Breaking news: Hearts have appointed Jim Jefferies as their new Director of Football. The former Hearts player and manager has been brought in to support new manager Adam Robertson, a decision which was made by Chairman Anne Budge. Anne told TalkSport “Jim is absolutely the right man for this role, he will share his wealthContinue reading “A legend returns – Midlothian Magic #3”

A new man at Tynecastle – Midlothian Magic #2

Breaking news: Hearts manager Craig Levein has been sacked by Chairman Anne Budge. Levein led Hearts to the Scottish Cup final last season but after a rumoured bust-up with the clubs board, Levein has been shown the door. Anne Budge told the Daily Record “Craig has been a magnificent servant to this football club, andContinue reading “A new man at Tynecastle – Midlothian Magic #2”

Introducing ‘Midlothian Magic’

Slight change here, our first blog series is going to be ‘Midlothian Magic’. Essentially, our test save turned out to be so addictive that I’ve decided to write about that instead. I got totally hooked on the save and thought that it could develop into a decent little story. So ‘Midlothian Magic’, catchy isn’t it? Continue reading “Introducing ‘Midlothian Magic’”