Hearts search for sixth manager in six years: why Neil Critchley was sacked, win rate, Hibs record

Hearts chief delivers dismissive 2 word verdict on forgotten Neil Critchley as Shankland serves up a custard pie

Ann Budge and members of the Jambos playing staff were put on the spot about Critchley's dismissal while making their way to the club's annual player of the year awards

Hearts search for sixth manager in six years: why Neil Critchley was sacked, win rate, Hibs record

Home defeat by Dundee proves final straw for Tynecastle club’s board

Steven Pressley Open to Returning to Hearts Following Coach Dismissal - The Global Herald

Former Hearts captain Steven Pressley is reportedly prepared to leave his current position at Brentford to assist his former club in avoiding relegation. This

Samuel Boadu reveals why he left Hearts of Oak

Former Hearts of Oak coach Samuel Boadu has opened up about the real reason behind his departure from the club, insisting it was more about ensuring peace for Board Chairman Togbe Afede XIV than a matter of poor performance. Boadu, who ended an 11-year trophy drought by leading Hearts to five titles in just 18 months, left the club with a proud record. However, a disappointing run  just one win in nine league matches, including late collapses ag…

SPFL Review: Never mind the data... Hearts are a big club and it's time they had a big manager

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Sacking of Neil Critchley makes Hearts' shameful statement even more baffling, writes Gary Keown - Football Insomnia

Willie Collum’s monthly meander through the good, the bad and the ugly of VAR on the Scottish FA’s YouTube channel rarely creates the stir it used to in its inceptual phase. It sometimes feels like it sits there in a relatively quiet corner of the interweb, a haven now for little other than nerds and anoraks and those still searching for evidence of secret-society conspiracies and rolled-up trouserlegs among the refereeing fraternity. And that’s…