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The Heart of Midlothian have to pay a record GBP 60,000 fine imposed by the Scottish Football Association for being the most ruthless team in the Scottish Football League, reports BGNES.
The Edinburgh team scores a sixth season of being Scotland's most rough playing team and has a month to pay GBP 50,000 of the fine. For the 2009-2010 season, the Hearts have 10 red cards and 89 yellow cards on they record.
They have been fined by the football association every year since 2005.
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