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A social media notice, posted at lunchtime on Monday, encouraged prospective managers and coaches to make contact over the Ainslie Park vacancy, and set a deadline of 12.30pm on Thursday (March 24) for consideration.
Edinburgh City dropped points in their bid for promotion from cinch League Two as they suffered a 2-1 home defeat to Stranraer.
Chairman Jim Brown and his board have decided to act with little more than six weeks of the 2021/2022 season still to play. It's a decision that, ultimately, could come back to bite the Citizens on the bum should they fail to go on and clinch that coveted play-off berth – and the opportunity of promotion.
Gary Naysmith has been sacked by Edinburgh City despite the club sitting in a League Two play-off position.
A recent run of two wins from six matches appears to have brought the manager’s position into focus, with the board deciding it was time to dispense with 43-year-old Naysmith.
Mackenzie Kirk, Luke Rathie and Macaulay Tait were the three youngsters named among the substitutes. None of them has played first-tewam football for Hearts before.
Jamie Barjonas scored twice as cinch League Two leaders Kelty Hearts consolidated their place at the top of the table with a 3-1 win over Albion Rovers.
Jack Brydon and Danny Jardine were forced off in each of the last two games, while John Robertson has been absent since the 2-1 defeat to Annan Athletic last month.