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90:00+1:54 Booking The referee shows Dawid Kucharski a yellow card. 90:00+1:54 Booking Dawid Kucharski receives a yellow card. Correction - 90:00+1:47 Dawid Kucharski challenges Giles Coke unfairly and gives away a free kick. Ross Forbes takes the direct free kick. 90:00+1:47 Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Giles Coke by Dawid Kucharski.  

KFMJ - The Alaska State Department of Transportation got an earful at a meeting on Tuesday night. The Open House was called to unveil plans to construct a ferry terminal on South Tongass Highway to service Annette Island ferry traffic. property. Eight potential sites floated by the DOT include two in Saxman.  

Filing is over for the May 8, 2010, La Porte General Election for the At-Large A position as well as districts 4 and 5. David L. Janda Jr. originally filed to run against John P. Zemanek Jr. for the At-Large seat, but withdrew from the race. A letter to the editor from Janda appears in today's issue explaining his reasons for dropping out of the race.  

Lee Wallace is urging Hearts boss Jim Jefferies to play Jose Goncalves for the rest of the season regardless of whether he signs a new contract or not. Goncalves was fielded for the first time since December in Hearts' 1-0 defeat to Dundee United on Sunday as a last resort after the Jambos were plagued by injuries. The Portuguese defender is free to leave the club in the summer and has so far been unwilling to commit to the Edinburgh side which has resulted in Jefferies leaving him on the bench until he

Of course we want to see Jose remain here and play for the rest of the season   -Lee Wallace

 

STAND-IN skipper Lee Wallace has backed contract rebel Jose Goncalves to play a crucial role in Hearts push for a top six spot. Goncalves was a shock starter in Sunday's 1-0 defeat at Dundee United, the defender recalled due to his club's crippling injury list. Jambos boss Jim Jefferies had previously indicated the Portuguese centre-back would not feature because he had refused to sign a new deal, with his existing contract due to expire this summer.

He's come back in and he's a rock at the back. It was a big plus for us.   -Lee Wallace

 

Tony Mowbray , the Celtic manager, believes the need to keep some of the Scottish media at bay was in danger of getting to his side before their 2-0 win at Falkirk yesterday. Two Robbie Keane goals took the Celtic back to within 10 points of Scottish Premier League leaders Rangers, who also have a game in hand. Robert Olejnik had twice foiled the on-loan Irish striker before Keane drilled the ball past the Falkirk goalkeeper in the 34th minute after being set up by Morten Rasmussen.  

JOSE GONCALVES returned to the Hearts team for his first appearance since 30 December last year but could not prevent his team's recent winning sequence coming to an end.  

Lee Wallace reckons Scotland's victory over the Czech Republic will have reverberated around the football world. The young Hearts defender, who helped set up the national side's goal, can sense something big is brewing with Craig Levein's side – and he wants to be part of it. Wallace said: "It's a great start for the manager, his backroom staff, the squad as a whole, and the nation to beat the Czech Republic.

It’s a great start for the manager, his backroom staff, the squad as a whole, and the nation to beat the Czech Republic.   -Lee Wallace

 

Kris Boyd ended his self-imposed international exile but it was Scott Brown who was the unlikely goal hero as Craig Levein claimed a win from his first game as Scotland manager. Brown grabbed the only goal of the game against Czech Republic to hand the Scots their first friendly win at Hampden Park since victory over Australia back in 1996. This match may not have been pretty to watch at times but handed the nation a much-needed boost ahead of the forthcoming European Championship qualifiers, where Sc  

KRIS Boyd ended his self-imposed international exile but it was Scott Brown who was the unlikely goal hero as Craig Levein claimed a win from his first game as Scotland manager. • Scott Brown celebrates with team mate Kenny Miller after opening the scoring. Picture: Brown grabbed the only goal of the game against Czech Republic to hand the Scots their first friendly win at Hampden Park since victory over Australia back in 1996.