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Scottish gossip: Dens Park pitch, Hearts tickets, Jack Butland, Jimmy Thelin, John Hartson

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Sky Sports are ready to hit the SPFL with a bill of up to £100,000 for the Dundee pitch saga – and the governing body will look to recoup some of that from the Dark Blues as part of Thursday’s disciplinary hearing. (Scottish Sun)external-link

Dundee boss Tony Docherty has hit back at critics who have accused the club of splashing the cash on players instead of their pitch. (Daily Record)external-link

Heart of Midlothian would have to fork out about £150,000 for guaranteeing they would sell 21,000 tickets for Sunday’s Scottish Cup semi-final with Rangers unless the current tally of 17,500 rises significantly. (Scottish Sun)external-link

Goalkeeper Jack Butland has backed James Tavernier and Connor Goldson to silence their critics after the Rangers defenders came under fire following the 3-2 defeat to Ross County. (The Herald)external-link

Hearts should be “smelling blood” in the Scottish Cup semi-final after Rangers‘ shock loss in the Highlands, says former Tynecastle midfielder Ryan Stevenson. (Daily Record)external-link

Aberdeen chief executive Alan Burrows believes the Dons have found the real deal in new boss Jimmy Thelin, who has “improved his teams almost season on season”. (Press & Journal)external-link

Ex-Celtic striker John Hartson was minutes away from signing for Rangers on the same day as Netherlands legend Ronald de Boer – but an ankle scan meant the deal was called off at the last minute. (Scottish Sun)external-link

Striker Curtis Main says the pressure is off Dundee going into the final six matches of the season – but they will push hard to try to secure a European place. (The Courier)external-link

Former Rangers and Hibernian striker Jason Cummings scored a late goal to clinch the Indian title for Mohun Bagan – his fourth league championship in four different countries. (Scottish Sun)external-link

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