This season's brand new look Matchday Programme is on sale from today in the club's Ticket Centre and in and around Tynecastle tomorrow as Hearts prepare to welcome St Johnstone for the first Clydesdale Bank Premier League fixture of the season.

Produced by our new friends at Cuda Design, the 64 packed pages are full of brilliant features, stunning images and feature a really supporter-friendly slick design.

In this week's issue we've got an exclusive interview with new vice captain Lee Wallace.

Hearts supporter and award winning journalist Mike Aitken, who spent 35 years at The Scotsman covering World Cups, US Masters, The Open, and even many European Hearts nights, makes his debut writing the first of his new regular column.

Author Mike Smith continues to reflect on the big talking points in world of football.

New captain Marius Zaliukas pens his notes for the first time since taking up position. We also hear from gaffer Jim Jefferies.

Paul Laird joins our team reviewing movies with a sporting theme, featuring Escape to Victory this week.

And there's the first of a season long season on the history of Tynecastle as we prepare to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the club's spiritual home with club historian David Speed. That forms part of our detailed historical section which includes Gary Cowen's regular look at Hearts Programmes of yesteryear.

There's a new look Hearts Juniors page for the kids featuring two quizzes and a new game, "Spot the Player".

That plus the latest news, views and stats from Tynecastle - it's a fantastic read and priced at £3 represents superb value.

Every single copy of both Matchday Programmes published for the recent friendlies against Blackburn Rovers and Wolverhampton Wanderers sold out - and the same is expected this weekend!

On Hearts.TV today - Catch Jim Jefferies and Stephen Elliot as we look ahead to the big season opener against St Johnstone at Tynecastle