Hearts insist Robbie Neilson sacking wasn't 'knee jerk' as club legend takes fans to task over 'toxic' abuse
Hearts CEO Andrew McKinlay says Robbie Neilson's sacking wasn't a "knee-jerk" reaction - nor was it an easy decision to come to.
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Robbie Neilson sacking explained by Hearts board as Andrew McKinlay refuses to 'sugar coat' firing decision
The Hearts board have explained their reasonings for firing Robbie Neilson as Hearts boss after Steven Naismith was instated as their interim gaffer.
Steven Naismith appointed Hearts manager until end of season as Jambos move quickly to replace Robbie Neilson
Steven Naismith has accepted his first job in top team management - and the massive challenge of rescuing third place for Hearts.
Inside Robbie Neilson's Hearts sacking as £5m Euro bounty fear led to Gorgie trigger pull as next boss talks set
Hearts chiefs are reportedly set to hold talks today in a bid to find a short term solution with a crunch Edinburgh derby looming amid claims they pulled the trigger on Robbie Neilson over fears he would blow a £5 million ticket to European group stage football.
Hearts handed highest UEFA status as Tynecastle door opens for hosting glamour matches
Hearts will be able to host some of the biggest names in European football after Tynecastle was awarded UEFA's highest stadium status.
Hearts donate £3000 to Hamilton Accies after pyro damages New Douglas Park pitch
Hearts have donated £3000 to Hamilton Accies to say sorry for the damage fans caused to the New Douglas Park pitch in last week's Scottish Cup clash.
Andrew McKinlay confirms Hearts cash donation to Hamilton by way of apology for pyro pitch damage
Hearts have made a donation to Hamilton’s youth academy to apologise for pyro pitch damage caused by fans.
Andrew McKinlay in Hearts Conference League confession as he Tynecastle chief addresses 'learning curve'
Hearts chief executive Andrew McKinlay admits Robbie Neilson 's side have faced a European "learning curve" this season - but wants the campaign to be the first on many.