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Jefferies swoops with double swop deals IAN PAUL 11 Oct 1995 HEARTS manager Jim Jefferies, who has been trying hard to arrange transfer deals to freshen his squad, is expected to bring in two new players today, with two leaving Tynecastle. Former Rangers player David Hagen is to be swopped with Falkirk midfielder and ex-Celtic man, Steve Fulton, as Jefferies goes back to his former club to make his first move since taking charge at Tynecastle at the start of the season. It is also understood that another swop deal will be concluded within the next 24 hours, when St Johnstone goalkeeper Andy Rhodes will join Hearts in an exchange for John Millar. Falkirk manager John Lambie is still interested in striker Colin Cramb, who is out of favour at Tynecastle under Jefferies -- who sold him to Hearts for £50,000 from Brockville. * DUNDEE United teenager Dale Gray broke a leg in a reserve game on Monday, joining half a dozen Tannadice players already in plaster. * LARS Bohinen has admitted that controversial agent Rune Hauge was heavily involved in his recent cut-price move from Nottingham Forest to Blackburn. The English FA are preparing details of the transfer for FIFA's inspection because of suggestions that Hauge, whose "gifts" brought down Arsenal manager George Graham, has taken a cut from the £750,000 Ewood deal. Bohinen said: "It was natural for me to speak to him -- he's Norwegian, he has done all the Norwegian transfers to English football for the last 10 years, and he's very good at this game." His move, cashing in on a clause in his contract from his £400,000 move from Young Boys of Berne which put a ceiling on a future move of £750,000, infuriated Forest manager Frank Clark. Taken from the Herald |
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