who is davie mckay hearts legend?
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class midfielder hearts spurs scotland, hard as nails , once seen him get carried off with a broken leg and he was still barking orders to his troops while on stretcher
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Dirk Werner Nowitzki (born June 19, 1978 in Würzburg, West Germany, now Germany) is a basketball player who stars for the NBA's Dallas Mavericks
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Signed: July 1998 from Dundee United\n\nA tough, assured and experienced centre back who has become a genuine stalwart and an inspirational Heart of Midlothian captain. Steven has also earned a regular place in the Scottish International side and won his 20th cap in the match against Hungary in August 2004. \nThe influential defender started his senior career with Rangers, being called up in August 1990 from Inverkeithing Boys Club. He played 8 games as Rangers won the League in 1992-93 and a major part in the Championship success in 1993-94. Although Steven also earned a Scottish Cup winners medal in 1993 and experienced Champions League football, in October 1994, he transferred to Coventry City for a fee of £630,000. \nEnglish referees did not appreciate his physical style and the Under-21 International returned to Scotland in July 1995, a £750,000 fee taking him to Dundee United. Steven's organisational skills and defensive drive immediately helped United to reach the Challenge Cup Final and to gain promotion from the First Division. \nIn 1996-97 he was a key man for United as they finished 3rd in the Premier Division and reached the Scottish Cup Semi Finals. His authority in a tangerine shirt also earned further U21 caps bringing his total at this level to a remarkable 27. The following season, Steven played in the UEFA Cup and helped Dundee United to the League Cup Final, as well as to fight a successful relegation campaign. \nJim Jefferies was attracted to his influential style and when Steven's contract expired in July 1998 he signed for Hearts. With the Scottish Cup winning squad breaking up, Steven had to play in a number of positions and took some time to settle at Tynecastle. However, after Weir, McPherson and Ritchie left the club he became a huge player for Hearts, eventually taking over as club captain and defensive coordinator. Steven's performance in a maroon shirt was recognised in March 2000 by a first cap for Scotland and he is now a regular in the national team although he has missed some appearances this season due to a back injury. \nSteven was appointed club captain in August 2001 and he has subsequently helped Hearts to finish 3rd in the League on three occasions and to reach the Scottish Cup and League Cup Semi Finals. Steven has also assisted the club to establish a regular presence in the UEFA Cup and it would be difficult to match his personal performance in last season's victory in Bordeaux.\nAlthough he is immense in defence and a driving force of the team, Steven also has the mental strength for crucial penalties and he is a regular scorer from the spot, including one in the dying minutes at Easter Road in March 2002 that brought victory over the Hibs. However, Steven has missed a couple of kicks this season and has temporarily handed the job to Paul Hartley. \nHe wants to play for the club and Hearts need his presence on and off the field. Accordingly, it was a boost for the supporters when Steven signed a new two-year contract in March 2005.\nInternational appearances while with Hearts (as at 4th June 2005): Full International (22)
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The nearest to that would probably be the late Joe Baker. Although born in Ingerland, he was brought up in Scotland and was playing for Hibernian when he was capped by Ingerland. He had a broad Scottish accent which must have gone down well in the dressing room. Incidentally, his brother, Gerry, also brought up in Scotland, was a Canada international.\n\nPog ma thion !
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I have heard of a story like this, i can't remeber what the bloke name was, but he was supporting England (suprise) it was during the quarter final of Euro 2004 in Surrey somewhere, he was watching the shootout and he just suffered a heart attack straight on the spot. \n\nIt was when Portugal knocked us out.
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Jay Jay Okocha(plays for Bolton-EPL) I guess !!!
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Fudgie, take a deep breath! Ok, now dont go down that road mate, you'll be calling him nigel in a sec!  Aberdeen supporters are people like the rest of us!  Actually, used to go out with an Aberdeen supporter and he was the Biggest Assshole and Sh#t in bed so why don't I just come over and give you hauners!!! x
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THAT WOULD BE \nCONNER McLEOD OF THE CLAN McLEOD!
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its jay jay okocha. He's a legend
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THOSE WHO WERE THE PIONEERS IN GAME, RATED AS LEGENDS.
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OBVIOUSLY DHANRAJ PILLAY...THE LEGEND.\nDEDICATED HIMSELF FOR THE GAME.\n\nWOMEN'S VERSION..?\nHELEN INNOCENT. INDIAN WOMEN'S HOCKEY GOAL-KEEPER.\nHIGHLY TALENTED GIRL.
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My favorite goalkeepers of all time...\n\nArranged in alphabetical order (by family name) with links to GreedyPuppy video search engine (which gives results from all major video hosting sites):\n\nGordon Banks\nhttp://www.greedypuppy.com/?cx=000525307759150129680%3Amghq3b7nybm&q=%22Gordon+Banks%22&sa=Search&cof=FORID%3A9\n\nRene Higuita\nhttp://www.greedypuppy.com/?cx=000525307759150129680%3Amghq3b7nybm&q=%22Rene+Higuita%22&sa=Search&cof=FORID%3A9\n\nOliver Kahn\nhttp://www.greedypuppy.com/?cx=000525307759150129680%3Amghq3b7nybm&q=%22Oliver+Kahn%22&sa=Search&cof=FORID%3A9\n\nJimmy Montgomery\nhttp://www.greedypuppy.com/?cx=000525307759150129680%3Amghq3b7nybm&q=%22Jimmy+Montgomery%22&sa=Search&cof=FORID%3A9\n\nPeter Schmeichel\nhttp://www.greedypuppy.com/?cx=000525307759150129680%3Amghq3b7nybm&q=%22Peter+Schmeichel%22&sa=Search&cof=FORID%3A9\n\nLev Yashin\nhttp://www.greedypuppy.com/?cx=000525307759150129680%3Amghq3b7nybm&q=%22Lev+Yashin%22&sa=Search&cof=FORID%3A9\n\nThat should give you excellent footage of amazing saves.\n\nYou may also want to try generic terms like "goalkeeper" or "best goalkeeper" in GreedyPuppy.  Using the term "goalkeeper" with "masters" got me a few good videos, too.\n\nSepp Maier, Jan Tomaszewski and  Andoni Zubizarreta are also amazing goalkeepers but I couldn't find any good videos online (which is really a shame).\n\nReply to Mark below:\nFound a Dida video on MetaCafe.  Perhaps the save you are thinking about is in here?\nhttp://www.metacafe.com/watch/137913/dida/
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kaka\nhe's gonna a legend!
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The best man in Glasgow Rangers!!!
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VINCE CARTER IS THE ANSWER FOR O-ROCK FM 105.9 RADIO:-)
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Landon Donavan! Yo an American who is good at soccer !\n\ncome on now!
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Sad....yes.\nFarcical.....no.\nRomanov is a businessman who wants a return on his investment any way he can get it.\nHe appears to be the only realistic chairman/owner in Scottish football and as he's paying the wages of players who are at best no more than competent then he is entitled to crack the whip over them.\nIf any home-grown player isn't prepared to accept that fact of life then they will be replaced.    Heart of Midlothian FC isn't a romantic little item operated for the benefit of the fans.  It is big business and that is exactly what Romanov is treating it as.