Brian Graham is free to lead his side out of the tunnel and into tomorrow afternoon’s Sky Sports Cup final against Rangers at Tynecastle after sweating on a touchline ban.
Brian Graham is free to lead his side out of the tunnel and into tomorrow afternoon’s Sky Sports Cup final against Rangers at Tynecastle after sweating on a touchline ban . Graham was sent off during last weekend’s SWPL defeat to Hibs after two yellow cards which confined him to the stands. Despite it being two different competitions, he could have been forced to forfeit his seat in the dugout.
However, the club appealed the bookings on Thursday which means that until the hearing takes place he is in a position to take up his trackside seat. Thistle are keen to cause an upset tomorrow with striker Cara Henderson revealing that a motivational pep talk from 1971 League Cup legends Alan Rough and Alex Rae has set the Jags on their way. “I have watched highlights of that final,” said striker Henderson. “I felt really lucky to be sitting with Alan and Alex a few weeks back and they had some really brilliant anecdotes about that day and the game itsel
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