Heart of Midlothian FC, Season 1984/85: Hearts v Aberdeen, 4 May 1985 matchday programme — Premier League at Tynecastle; Hearts welcome the newly crowned champions Aberdeen

Heart of Midlothian FC, Season 1984/85: Hearts v Aberdeen, 4 May 1985 matchday programme — Premier League at Tynecastle; Hearts welcome the newly crowned champions Aberdeen

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Heart of Midlothian FC, Season 1984/85: Hearts v Aberdeen, 4 May 1985 matchday programme — Premier League at Tynecastle; Hearts welcome the newly crowned champions Aberdeen

Heart of Midlothian FC, Season 1984/85: Hearts v Aberdeen, 4 May 1985 matchday programme — Premier League at Tynecastle; Hearts welcome the newly crowned champions Aberdeen

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Official programme for the Premier League: Heart of Midlothian v Aberdeen, at Tynecastle Park, Edinburgh, 4 May 1985. Season 1984-85, sponsored by Renault; the match sponsored by the Scottish Legal Life Assurance Society. The cover carries the season's team group. Heart of Midlothian Football Club P.L.C., instituted 1874, S.F.A. members since 1875 and founder members of the Scottish League in 1890. The club panel lists chairman A. Wallace Mercer, secretary Les Porteous, first team coach Walter Borthwick and second team coach John Binnie, with Alex MacDonald and Sandy Jardine as the celebrated management partnership. Honours: Scottish League champions 1895, 1897, 1958 and 1960; Scottish F.A. Cup winners 1891, 1896, 1901, 1906 and 1956; Scottish League Cup winners 1954-55, 1958-59, 1959-60 and 1962-63; First Division champions 1980. Ground and registered office, Tynecastle Park, Gorgie Road, Edinburgh. 'Comments From Alex and Sandy': European chances appear to have been blown by the previous Saturday's defeat at Ibrox, although a UEFA place is mathematically still possible; the lads played well against Rangers and put a lot into the game for no reward, and a 3-1 scoreline was not a true reflection of the play. A few of the younger players were given a run against the German side Eintracht Frankfurt at Tynecastle ten days earlier - a useful work-out and a chance to study continental tactics completely different from the hurly-burly of Premier League football. 'Today we welcome League Champions Aberdeen to Tynecastle and congratulate them on winning the flag last week.' As the last home league match of the season, the column closes with thanks for the support throughout the year. Published by Heart of Midlothian Football Club.

Author: Heart of Midlothian Football Club

Publisher: Heart of Midlothian Football Club

Publication Date: 1985

Binding: Single Issue Magazine

Condition: Used - Very Good

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