THERE is only one game in two on Tuesday and my Daily Record column is devoted to the Scottish Championship clash between Cowdenbeath and leaders Hearts.
I don't usually reproduce my newspaper columns on the site but when I've only looked at this match it's difficult not to.
The Jambos remain unbeaten and untouchable in the league and I can’t see them slipping up at Central Park. Tynecastle’s been a fortress for the Jambos with nine wins in nine games but they’ve been decent on the road too – dropping just four points.
Cowdenbeath on a cold winter’s night is probably as attractive as eating yellow snow but Hearts have enough heart to battle to victory.
Unfortunately an away win pays no bigger than 2-5 at Coral and I hate backing visitors at those odds. I may take a chance on Hearts minus one at 1-1 with bet365 but the Fifers deserve respect after a superb 2-1 shock success at Queen of the South at the weekend.
They are a best 15-2 (McBookie) to notch another surprise victory and 4-1 with William Hill and McBookie to pinch a point.
James Keatings hit the target for Hearts in their weekend win over Alloa and is beginning to look like their main man up front.
The former Hamilton forward has six goals to his name and is 7-2 at McBookie to bang in the opener.
Cowdenbeath will look to loan Ranger Calum Gallagher to add to his goal at Palmerston and he is 10-1 at McBookie to break the deadlock.
With Fifers boss Jimmy Nicholl promising to attack the Jambos take a punt on over 2.5 goals at 11-20 with McBookie. Both teams to score is also likely at 4-5 with Ladbrokes.
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In December 2020 we sadly 
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Heart win & O2.5, Correct score. 0-3 or 1-2
Ah MrF The Blue Brazil,Cowdenbeath,more famous for a certain double glazing factory,residents given two free tickets for returning any lost match balls!!Paatelainen was to take them to greatness..BTTS looks great bet
MERRY XMAS and thanks for the words of support earlier this year.
DougieC, I got a nice letter from CHAS the other day regarding the donation.
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merry christmas everyone
Paul,thats great,I know being a Record reader the charities that your column has sponsored over the years and its humbling to think of the dedication of staff over 365 days.I pass along Maryhill Road on occasions with fond memories of nipping in for a quick cuppa on the night shift
Dougie, with help from readers and bookies I’ve passed on tens of thousands of pounds to charity over the years with CHAS, St Andrews Hospice and Yorkhill Hospital among the main recipients.
Heard on SSN earlier few players are out for both sides hearts top scorer an the gers loan olayer for cowdenbeath
J-bcfc, Sow is missing for Hearts but Keatings is an able replacement. If Gallagher is out for Cowdenbeath that’s news and a blow to them.
Senegal midfielder Gomis returns after suspension as the Edinburgh side travel to Cowdenbeath looking to go 12 points clear at the top of Scottish Championship table.
Hearts will be without injured duo Osman Sow and Kevin McHattie, who both sit the game out.
Soufian El Hassnaoui is also expected to miss out, but Dale Carrick may make a comeback.
Cowdenbeath, who beat Queen of the South 2-1 on Saturday, are without Declan Hughes, who has returned to parent club St Mirren after his loan ended.
Calum Gallagher joins Kenny Adamson, Dean Brett and John Armstrong on the home team’s injured list.
I have been following you for the past year, this week went on and played most of your pick’s, SS and other and here in Canada and I have made $1,500 in the past 4 days, thanks Mr Fixit, you are awesome!!!
J bcc wish I,d read your post before I set off to the bookies put small stakes on btts & hearts win oh well ha ho on to boxing day
Only one bet for me tonight.
Cowdenbeath vs Hearts
JAMES KEATINGS ANYTIME GOALSCORER @ 10/11 (CORAL).