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David Martindale believes Hearts have shown the benefits of smart and savvy transfer business. The Livingston boss is losing left-back James Penrice to the Tynecastle club after a pre-contract agreement was struck. But there’s no ill feeling held, with head coach Steven Naismith securing Yan Dhanda and Blair Spittal of Ross County and Motherwell respectively on a similar deals. Relegation-threatened Livingston come to Tynecastle on Saturday in the final pre-split Premiership clash and Martindale...

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