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Hearts seeks fan input about temporary move
Scotland - 14 December, 2007
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Scottish Hearts has asked for its fans' blessings about sharing the pitch for two seasons with rival Hibernian.
Hearts has sent in a planning application with the City of Edinburgh to rebuild the main stand at Tynecastle in part of a GBP 51 million redevelopment.
The club has chosen 6,000 randomly selected fans to email votes on whether to share with Hibernian at Easter Road, go to Livingston and it's 10,000-seat Almondvale Stadium, Dunfermline's East End Park, Murrayfield or remaining at Tynecastle without benefit of the main stand.
Hearts has sent in a planning application with the City of Edinburgh to rebuild the main stand at Tynecastle in part of a GBP 51 million redevelopment.
The club has chosen 6,000 randomly selected fans to email votes on whether to share with Hibernian at Easter Road, go to Livingston and it's 10,000-seat Almondvale Stadium, Dunfermline's East End Park, Murrayfield or remaining at Tynecastle without benefit of the main stand.
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