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Kallum Higginbotham

Kallum Higginbotham celebrates his goal against St Johnstone. Pic: Kevin Marshall

Higginbotham explains secrets behind Kelty Hearts success

St Johnstone players have to walk through their fans after Kelty Hearts defeat in Scottish Cup. Pic: Kevin Marshall

Davidson 'big and brave enough' to handle St Johnstone fans fury

Kelty Hearts manager Kevin Thomson.

Thomson lauds Kelty Hearts and says one St Johnstone comparison grated with him

League Two saw Kelty continue at the top. (Picture: SNS Ross Parker)

League Two: Kelty continue at top with Annan win

Kelty Hearts' Kallum Higginbotham scored a late equaliser (Photo by Paul Devlin / SNS Group)

League Two: Higginbotham salvages point for leaders Kelty

Kallum Higginbotham celebrates putting Kelty Hearts 1-0 up against Brechin City.

Kelty set up judgment day after Brechin win

Kallum Higginbotham wants to help Kelty Hearts into the SPFL.

Saturday Interview: From Kashmir to Kelty: Higginbotham fighting to make history

Kelty defeated Brora Rangers 2-0. Picture: SNS

Brora Rangers 0 - 2 Kelty Hearts: Fifers take commanding lead in key play-off

Real Kashmir manager David Robertson and his son Mason, who plays for the club, leave the pitch after winning their I-League match against Chennai City in Srinagar in January 2019. Picture: Tauseef Mustafa/AFP via Getty Images

David Robertson still turning the air blue as he takes Himalayan high road with ...

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