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DANNY WILSON has Premiership, Championship AND Scottish Cup medals to his name.
But, for the defender, adding to them with Livingston at this stage of his career would feel every bit as good.
The 33-year-old grew up expecting to compete for trophies as a kid at Rangers.
He moved to Liverpool where the demand for success is as intense as it gets.
And he then came back north to lead a rebuilt Hearts back to the top flight at the first attempt.
Though that was a decade ago, Wilson’s desire for success hasn’t dimmed any.
He’s now part of a Livi side chasing success on three fronts.
Davie Martindale’s men face title rivals Ayr United at Somerset Park today.
They have St Johnstone in the Scottish Cup quarters and Queen’s Park in the SPFL Trust Trophy final.
And Wilson admits it’s fun to be in the mix once more at the business end of the season.
He said: “I was lucky enough to play in cup finals and go for titles when I was young.
“When that happens you think it’s going to be like that all the way throughout your career. You realise quite quickly that it isn’t!
“Coming here as I did earlier in the season I could see Livingston were doing well.
“But now we’re in a cup final, a quarter-final and right in the thick of it in the league.
“It’s everything that you want as a player, to come in and have games so meaningful.
“It’s great to be a part of and I’m really enjoying it.
“I’m not the boring old guy telling the younger ones to savour it, but they should.
“I think there’s a part of your career where you’ve got to realise it for yourself.
“As we get closer to it we’ll talk about the cup competitions, but our priority right now is the league.
“It’s boring to say it’s game by game but that’s what it’s going to have to be because it is so tight up there.”
Boss Martindale faced a huge rebuild following the club’s relegation last summer.
He got the majority of his side in place quickly as he looked to get off to a fast start.
Then, when Wilson became available in October, he found the funds to get him on a short-term deal.
The defender struggled with injury at first but signed another deal to the end of the season last month.
And, with the likes of Ryan McGowan and Stevie May around as well, Wilson likes the blend of youth and experience the Lions have.
He said: “I think in football nowadays there’s a real push for getting youth into the team.
“We’ve got a good blend of that here. I think he values the experienced ones in the squad.
“The experienced ones are there for everybody who needs them but the young ones have got to find their own way as well.
“They’re in a good environment here where they are in a place that’s challenging on the pitch, off the pitch.
“I think it’s important that they find their own way and us as the older heads can help them through that.”
Wilson feels the club’s treble trophy hunt has kept them fresh during a hectic schedule.
He said: “When you’re at some places you can value one tournament or trophy over another.
“I don’t think we’ve done that here. I think we’ve given respect to everything that we’ve been in.
“That’s why we find ourselves in a final, a quarter-final and in the thick of it in the league.
“There’s going to be an edge in all these games if we keep applying ourselves, keep putting points on the board and keep progressing in the cups.”
With the title race between Falkirk, Ayr and Livi so tight, Wilson knows a clash like today’s will have a huge bearing on who goes up.
He said: “Over the next 12 games there’s going to be twists and turns.
“It’s good to be part of it. There’s a good feel about the place just now.
“It’s important we put points on the board, because I don’t really see the other two teams slipping up much.
“And when you get to the head to heads like this one they are going to be really important.
“Every point is going to be important.”
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COPS are “increasingly concerned” as a major search ramps up for the missing woman whose car was found abandoned in a remote moor.
Jenny Hall, 23, was last seen leaving her home in Tow Law, County Durham, just after 3pm on Tuesday.
Teesdale and Weardale Search and Mountain Rescue Team (TWSMRT) said it searched an area of moorland between Eggleston and Stanhope on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, cops said they are scouring running trails in between Eggleston and Hamsterley, Durham, which Jenny frequently used.
More than 100 miles of track have already been covered in the Teesdale area alone to find the missing woman.
Sniffer dogs have also been deployed to the area around where Jenny parked her car.
Mountain rescue teams and police are working with air support in challenging weather conditions in a bid to find the young woman.
Dashcam footage from a passing motorist shows Jenny’s red Ford Focus can parked in a remote lay-by surrounded by empty moorland.
The driver who captured the footage said: “It is an incredibly remote area. My fears for the missing woman are growing.
“I really hope she is found safe and well.”
The car, a red Ford Focus, was found parked on the B6278, between Eggleston and Stanhope the following day.
Durham Constabulary say Jenny, who is 6ft with long dark hair, was last seen wearing a blue hoodie with a John Deere logo and dark jogging bottoms.
Her family have now confirmed she may have also been carrying a green jacket and had her hair up in a ponytail.
Police believe Jenny, may have been heading to the Barnard Castle area when she left home in her red Ford Focus.
Cops said they are carrying out a wider sweep of the Teesdale area.
The force is appealing for any information that could help locate Jenny.
But individuals were advised not to try and assist as it could “hamper the systematic search”.
A police spokesperson said digital intelligence officers have conducted enquiries into Jenny’s digital devices.
Behind the scenes, they have looked at her mobile phone, smart watch and running apps but none have provided any results.
Chief Inspector Dean Haythornthwaite, of Durham Constabulary, added: “We have become increasingly concerned for Jenny since she was reported missing on Tuesday and have been exploring all lines of enquiry, including dozens from members of the public.
“We are focusing our search on areas we know Jenny likes to run through and we are determined to do everything we can to find her.
“I would like to thank everyone who is working around-the-clock in our search and efforts to reunite Jenny with her family.”
A spokesperson for Teesdale and Weardale Search and Mountain Rescue Team added: “Many thanks to the local farmers and gamekeepers who have provided invaluable assistance over the last two days and also to Cleveland Mountain Rescue Team,
“Kirkby Stephen Mountain Rescue Team, Swaledale Mountain Rescue Team, North of Tyne Mountain Rescue Team and Northumberland National Park Mountain Rescue Team.”
