Christophe Berra grateful for Hearts twist of fate as he targets Celtic triumph to complete his redemption story

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Loose Women is known for its fair share of arguments - and there have been plenty to choose from over the years.Presenter and actor Denise Welch is not short of having an opinion or two on the ITV show and has been involved a couple of heated discussions since joining the panel.This week Denise and Coleen Nolan clashed over banning Valentine's Day cards in schools.Denise said: "I doubt if we did a survey that not getting a Valentine's card would be a cause [of poor mental health], I think there's far more practical ways of looking after mental health than banning cards." In recent years she has caused a bit of controversy by claiming the media have been "fear-mongering" during the coronavirus pandemic."Everything that I do is trying to find a parity between how we deal with physical illness and how we deal with mental illness on the same level," she said.Not scared to voice her opinion, we have taken a look at some of the standout moments of Denise's time on Loose Women.Denise has previously shared her inspiring story of the time she decided to stop drinking, finding the booze in her life "destructive".Carol McGiffin then explained that she doesn't think she would be able to stop, prompting Denise to say she thinks her friend drinks "too much".Denise said: "It’s not just about hangovers, you have had breast cancer as well and I think that you should not drink as much because you’ve had that.

Celtic were awarded the 2019/20 Premiership title after the season was declared over, relegating Hearts from the Premiership. That set the tone for a bitter few months of disputes and recriminations that made the return of actual football all the more welcome.Dundee United returned to the top flight for the first time in four years, even if their boss Robbie Neilson didn't come with them, opting for a return to Tynecastle instead.

Neil Lennon's Celtic despite completing a fourth sweep of domestic honours in a penalty shootout victory against Hearts in Sunday's Scottish Cup Final. Kristoffer Ajer smashed home the winning spot-kick but for the preceding 75 minutes Robbie Neilson's side had the measure of their opponents and twice came from behind to draw level before having chances to win the trophy themselves.

Steven Naismith was "extremely fortunate" not to see red against Celtic. And the former Parkhead star admit he's baffled by the Hearts forward's "nasty streak".He reckons Naismith is one of the nicest footballers around - but only when he isn't on the pitch.

Scottish Cup final was that there wasn't a full house at Hampden to witness it. An end-to-end battle saw Hearts come from 2-0 down to take Celtic to extra-time, only to fall behind once again thanks to boyhood Hibs fan Leigh Griffiths.

Hearts would get chances against Celtic even when they were two goals down. The Jambos fought back to take the game to extra-time and then to level within it before losing a Scottish Cup Final shoot-out at Hampden.

Scottish Cup Final. It's already a showpiece with a difference as the famous old trophy is being decided in December with no fans present due to the ongoing pandemic.And supporters of both sides admit they are finding it hard to get used with the TV gantry for broadcaster BBC and Premier being stationed in the North Stand with the footage facing towards the dugouts and the BT Scotland South Stand.

Hearts for the right to hold the Scottish Cup aloft. Both the semi-finals and final were delayed by the coronavirus pandemic and finally we will now see the 2019/20 season brought to a conclusion.Celtic have won three trebles on the spin and can today add a fourth - a level of dominance never seen before and unlikely to be seen again.

Hearts side have no intention of being Scottish Cup Final nearly men.The Tynecastle boss has told his Jambos that second-best is nowhere ahead of their trip to the National Stadium to face the holders.Despite being 10/1 outsiders to deny Neil Lennon’s side a quadruple Treble, Neilson says a date with destiny awaits as they bid to be Hearts legends.He said: “In 10 years’ time, nobody cares if you’ve been to a final.“They’re only interested if you’ve won, especially at a club like Hearts where we haven’t been to, or won, that many.“When you look back you want to have won it and nobody will care how you’ve won it. It’s about getting the result.“It’s something we’ve touched on with the players.

Hearts side hope to upset the odds in Sunday's Scottish Cup Final. The Jambos take on Celtic in a repeat of the 2019 showpiece hoping to avenge their 2-1 defeat last time at Hampden.

Hearts team hotel for a day out in Arbroath.The Jambos will train at Oriam before heading along the M8 for an overnight stop ahead of Sunday’s Hampden showdown with Celtic.But Neilson is leaving no stone unturned in his bid to return the Gorgie boys to the top flight at the first time of asking.So instead of heading west with his squad, he’ll be going north to Gayfield in order to see Dick Campbell’s Arbroath in action.The Lichties visit Tynecastle on Boxing Day and even though he’s less than 24 hours from a shot at a first major trophy as a manager, Neilson is putting that on the back burner in order to run the rule over the part-timers.“The build-up is still the same, whether it’s now or the end of the season, you still have a good week’s

Ann Budge fielded a variety of questions from the club's most dedicated fans at the Tynecastle AGM on Thursday afternoon. It's typically an event when supporters are able to finally get an answer to a long-burning query and there were plenty of those with Budge answering 13 in total from fans.They ranged from an existential threat to the Scottish game in Covid-19, to the prospect of leaving said game entirely.

Christophe Berra were Celtic and Hearts’ forgotten men earlier this year.Now both are preparing to play in the Scottish Cup final just months after being cast aside by their respective clubs.Berra found himself unsuited to Daniel Stendel’s style of play and therefore unwanted by the then Hearts boss, who shipped him out on loan to Dundee just two days after his wedding back in January.That came after being banished to train with the Under 18s and it looked like the former captain’s time at Tynecastle was unceremoniously over.Gordon was forced to play second fiddle to Fraser Forster at Celtic, sometimes even third once Scott Bain was back on the scene and rarely got a look in as Neil Lennon’s team marched towards a ninth successive league

Robbie Neilson is determined to go one better and lift the trophy for his former teammate.Zaliukas was the last Tynecastle skipper to hoist the cup above his head after their 5-1 demolition job on city rivals Hibs back in 2012.The Jambos again took on their neighbours at the national stadium in this year’s semi-final, during which the sad news emerged that the Lithuanian had lost his battle with motor neurone disease and died at just 36.The following days saw an outpouring of tributes to the former defender, who made the most appearances for the Gorgie outfit of any foreign player in Hearts’ history.Fans flocked to the stadium to leave scarves, strips, flags and flowers outside the main stand to create a makeshift memorial to their former

Hearts ' new sporting director Joe Savage and is sure the club have have found the ‘right person’ for the role. The likes of David Weir, Adrian Bevington and Donald Park were linked with the job but Ann Budge has moved to appoint the former Stenhousemuir, East Stirling and Arbroath player.Savage has been a crucial part of Alex Neil’s backroom team at Hamilton Accies, Norwich City and Preston North End, but has left the long-term partnership to seal a move to Tynecastle.Jim Jefferies will also stay in his board advisory role for a  further six months as the Gorgie side look to bounce straight back to the Premiership.

Odsonne Edouard he knew and feared remains in hiding when Hearts renew their Scottish Cup Final rivalry with Celtic.Levein was Jambos boss in May 2019 when the Frenchman was fabulous at Hampden, scoring both goals in a come-from-behind victory for Neil Lennon’s treble Treble heroes.Robbie Neilson will try to stop Celtic making it four successive domestic clean sweeps on Sunday.The subdued recent form of Edouard is just one reason why Levein believes the Jambos possess a serious chance of causing a shock.The former Scotland gaffer can’t believe the player currently leading the line for Lennon is the same superstar who was unplayable against his team and many other rivals at his Celtic peak.Edouard followed up his Hampden heroics by scoring

Rangers are in for Colombian teenager Juan Alegria - but a move for the striker dubbed the new Alfredo Morelos may have to wait. The Ibrox dismissed claims he's targeting a loan bid to bring Billy Gilmour back from Chelsea.But he is dead set on ensuring the club agree a new deal with Glen Kamara to fend off any potential suitors in the New Year.

Robbie Neilson has handed Ann Budge his Hearts shopping list for the January sales and at the top is a winger and a striker.The Tynecastle boss is already looking at what he needs to further strengthen in his bid to win yet another Championship title and secure a return to the top flight at the first time of asking.Wingers were also the priority in the summer, and three were added in the from of Josh Ginnelly, Jordan Roberts and Elliott FrearHowever, a combination of injury and patchy form means Neilson wants more competition on the flanks.He also wants another front man to supplement Liam Boyce and Craig Wighton.