I think I recently said that Hearts would challenge the Old Firm this season providing there is no managerial movement but unsuprisingly Jim Jefferies and his assistant Billy Brown have been removed of their duties at the club.
The surprise move came after the controversial Hearts owner, Vladimir Romanov arrived in Scotland after the Jambos defeat at home to Dundee United. On Monday Romanov met the management team of Jefferies and his assistant, Billy Brown, after training.
Jefferies has been offered a role as a director of football at the club but its understood he will turn it down as he seeks legal advice for his removal of position which could lead to compensation for the sacked pair.
Jefferies side made a decent start to the season with a draw at Rangers then drew 1-1 with Paks in the Europa league but Romanov is unimpressed.
Front runner for the job is ex Sporting Lisbon manager Paulo Sergio and he is expected to be announced as manager in the next few days.
Theres never a lack of action when Hearts are involved,
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Tuesday, 2 August 2011
Thursday, 28 July 2011
Hearts In European Action.
Hearts tonight take on Paks in Hungry in the Europa League qualifying stage.
The Jambos are full with confidence after drawing 1-1 with Rangers at Ibrox on Saturday and will look to continue their good start to the season by getting a good result in Hungry.
If they come back with a decent result then they will have a great chance of making the next round with the second leg at Tynecastle, A place where many teams go and struggle.
Midfielder David Obua has finally joined up with the Hearts squad in Hungary after his passport expired and he had to secure a new one.
Andy Webster and Mehdi Taouil haven't travelled with the squad after picking up injuries at the weekend.
I hope Hearts can get a good result and use full advantage of the second leg being at home.
Fancy a bet on the match?. Hearts are 8/5 to win the game, Paks 6/4 and the draw at 2/1 at William Hill. I cant look past the Hearts win and will be investing some money on it
The Jambos are full with confidence after drawing 1-1 with Rangers at Ibrox on Saturday and will look to continue their good start to the season by getting a good result in Hungry.
If they come back with a decent result then they will have a great chance of making the next round with the second leg at Tynecastle, A place where many teams go and struggle.
Midfielder David Obua has finally joined up with the Hearts squad in Hungary after his passport expired and he had to secure a new one.
Andy Webster and Mehdi Taouil haven't travelled with the squad after picking up injuries at the weekend.
I hope Hearts can get a good result and use full advantage of the second leg being at home.
Fancy a bet on the match?. Hearts are 8/5 to win the game, Paks 6/4 and the draw at 2/1 at William Hill. I cant look past the Hearts win and will be investing some money on it
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