PHOTOS: Hearts' arrival in Libya

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• John,Tema 8 years ago

  Oh my dear Phobia well half a loaf is better than none,I pray for the day that we can go to Germany,UK,Japan & Brazil.

  Oh my dear Phobia well half a loaf is better than none,I pray for the day that we can go to Germany,UK,Japan & Brazil.

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• ahmed 8 years ago

  HOW CAN THEY SEND THE PLAYERS TO THIS ARAB COUNTRY OF KILLERS THT HATES AFRICANS AND STILL VERY DANGER PLACE SINCE THE FALL OF KADAFFI?

  HOW CAN THEY SEND THE PLAYERS TO THIS ARAB COUNTRY OF KILLERS THT HATES AFRICANS AND STILL VERY DANGER PLACE SINCE THE FALL OF KADAFFI?

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• CORNEY 8 years ago

  I have been wondering the same how could any management thinking right send players to a country like Libya if they value the lives of these players, but you got it wrong,NDC has nothing to do with a private club like Hearts, ...
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  I have been wondering the same how could any management thinking right send players to a country like Libya if they value the lives of these players, but you got it wrong,NDC has nothing to do with a private club like Hearts,blame Hearts management for that trip.
  I hope they come back safe.

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• basu 8 years ago

  God will punish those responsible for sending these players to war torn country because of money. And they will never make any good use of what they earn there.

  God will punish those responsible for sending these players to war torn country because of money. And they will never make any good use of what they earn there.

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• jerry 8 years ago

  sending players to danger place like lybia that have isis forces and other killers that are running around

  sending players to danger place like lybia that have isis forces and other killers that are running around

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• Martin 8 years ago

  Talk about priorities.The club that is without a training ground can find money to fly its players to Libya to play friendly matches. It makes no economic sense to fly all the way to Libya, a country facing security crisis, t ...
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  Talk about priorities.The club that is without a training ground can find money to fly its players to Libya to play friendly matches. It makes no economic sense to fly all the way to Libya, a country facing security crisis, to play meaningless friendlies. Hearts have nothing to gain football-wise playing in Libya, a country not known for its football prowess.

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