JIM JEFFERIES: Moment iconic Hearts boss met Davie Weir & took cup to see elderly fan | One-On-One

Derek McGregor and Jim Jefferies have the run of Tynecastle as the legendary ex-Falkirk and Hearts boss provides the first instalment of his extraordinary career as manager. He touches on the events of May 1998, when he masterminded a Scottish Cup win over Walter Smith's Rangers in Brian Laudrup and Ally McCoist's last ever game which lives long in the memory of every Jambos fan. Not least of these was the elderly supporter - denied the chance to go to the match on health grounds just six weeks before his death - whose house he turned up at unannounced with the Scottish Cup trophy. Jefferies also touches on his days cutting his teeth at first Berwick Rangers then Falkirk, where he first came into contact with a certain John Hughes. And he speaks with pride over his record at turning a £750k outlay into an £8m profit at Tynecastle, including the time he first set eyes on David Weir. http://www.theScottishsun.co.uk/sport/   / scottishsunsport   https://x.com/scotsunsport #jimJefferies #football #hearts #oneOnone #scotland #footballManager #theScottishSun