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Published Date: 06 February 2008
HEARTS stars Christos Karipidis and Saulius Mikoliunas dropped into Sighthill Primary School this morning to promote the Aegon Breakfast Club.
The initiative, sponsored by Sykes Global Systems and supported by Hearts, aims to make sure kids get a hearty breakfast to set them up for the school day.

And as it is Chinese New Year at the moment, the kids were treated to an unusual feast. They enjoyed noodles and spring onions and a selection of exotic fruit as part of their nutritious first meal of the day.

The Heart of Midlothian FC Education and Community Trust launched the Evening News-backed initiative – to set-up breakfast clubs at all 94 city schools – last year.





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  • Last Updated: 06 February 2008 10:35 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Heart of Midlothian FC
 
1

Flair Gun,

06/02/2008 11:51:32
ha ha snap, crackle and pop sounds like the yambos physio room when Pinilla enters.
2

Flair Gun,

06/02/2008 11:53:14
Lee Wallace stayed well away - when the coco pops start popping, he thinks there's a drive-by happening, so he jumps a mile.

Man, it must be tough to come from a hood, Lee?
3

Flair Gun,

06/02/2008 12:06:29
cheers the mighty mothra
4

,

06/02/2008 12:36:11
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5

Flair Gun,

06/02/2008 12:48:40
#6 snap, crackle and pop? the sound of the yambos season tickets burning once they don;t make the top 6 in the split.
6

J J MAROONER,

KIRKCALDY 06/02/2008 12:59:25
#7

Wonder who will have more season ticket holders next season - Hearts or Hibs?
7

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06/02/2008 13:01:08
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8

Flair Gun,

06/02/2008 13:04:56
I'm guessing that we'll both be about 11,000 each?

All joking aside, its been a hard season for both clubs and for very different reasons take up of STs will go down by at least a couple at ER, but Tynie faithful have probably been let down a lot more.
9

Salvatori,

06/02/2008 13:34:13
Oooh tast! Noodles and spring onions for breakfast - just the way I like to start out my day.

Also note big Nade's absence from the breakfast table - he was back at home tucking into his tasty Slimfast shake instead.
10

mcjambo,

06/02/2008 16:45:55
im just glad nede wasnt there or the title would hav been
nade eats kids breakfast infont of kids.
chins up nade
11

Albert Kidd's 86 allstars,

Naewhere near you 07/02/2008 05:37:15
#6&9, very good, I think I spy a clone in the midst here, Anton?
And after I stood as your defence in the Kangaroo court the other day, tut,tut...
12

scorchio,

West of the Pecos 07/02/2008 08:39:01
What a fantastic initiative this is by "The Life & Soul" of Edinburgh, and something that can change lives.
Well done Hearts.
13

just a jambo,

07/02/2008 10:07:17
the jambos had the hobos for breakfast 3 weeks ago.

 

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