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David Speed

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As seen in: PLOS ONE, Substack, Taylor & Francis Online, Journal of Homosexuality, Skeptic Magazine, The Business Press, OnlySky
⭕️ Host of Creative Rebels - the UK’s biggest podcast for creatives • Speaker and NEON artist
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George Peden - Hearts

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By David Speed
| heartsfc.co.uk
Our heartfelt condolences are extended to the family of former player, George Peden, who passed away on 22 September at 83 years of age. George was born on 12 April 1943 at Victoria Street, Rosewell and started work as a guillotine operator in a paper mill on leaving school. However, George had an eye on professional football and the 5’10” left-back attracted the attention of senior clubs while with the all-conquering juvenile side, Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic “A.”.
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ROBERT HERDMAN ROSS

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By David Speed, Women's Tickets
| heartsfc.co.uk
With great sadness, we have to record the death last month of a life-long Hearts supporter and fine footballer, Bobby Ross, who made 36 appearances for his favourite team in the early 1960s. Born at West Port, Edinburgh on 18 May 1942, Bobby was an apprentice compositor on leaving Tynecastle School, but he always had an eye on becoming a professional footballer.
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Mike Galloway - Hearts

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By David Speed, Women's Tickets
| heartsfc.co.uk
It is with great sadness that Heart of Midlothian confirms the passing of our former player Mike Galloway. A popular figure during his two seasons at Tynecastle. Galloway always carried a powerful presence in central defence, midfield, or even in the attack. An aggressive tackler, strong in the air and always full of purpose and energy. Mike played one game for Scotland, in October 1991 against Romania, but he was actually born in Oswestry, Shropshire, on 30 May 1965.
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