Robbie Neilson rewarded for ‘tremendous hard work’ with new Hearts contract
Hearts have handed manager Robbie Neilson a new long-term contract.
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Robbie Neilson pens new Hearts contract as Jambos top team sign up for the long haul
Robbie Neilson and his coaching staff have all been rewarded with new Hearts contracts. The Jambos boss, plus key men Gordon Forrest and Lee McCulloch have signed "long term deals". The trio led the club to third place on their first season back in the Premiership, as well as to the Scottish Cup Final and entry to this season's Europa League qualifiers.
Jorge Grant in Hearts transfer talks as Peterborough midfielder nears Tynecastle switch at knockdown price
Jorge Grant is in Edinburgh ahead of sealing a switch to Hearts.
Europe, fan ownership and Hibs climax: One of Hearts' best seasons in living memory
The campaign evolved into one of the most enjoyable in living memory for a club which suffered more than its fair share of disappointment in recent years. Indeed, history may well denote the season just ended as a springboard for future success if harnessed and build upon properly.
Robbie Neilson hints new Hearts contract is next as he reveals full time Peter Haring plea
Hearts manager Robbie Neilson is certain he'll commit to a longer Tynecastle contract himself in the coming months – and the fight continues to get Peter Haring tied down for longer.
Robbie Neilson ready for talks on his Hearts future
Neilson and his assistants, Lee McCulloch and Gordon Forrest, are all on deals running through to summer 2023. Their work since returning to Tynecastle Park two years ago has transformed Hearts from a Championship team into one now preparing for European football.
Stephen Kingsley: Hearts defender reveals how latest free kick was improvised and where it ranks
The left-footed Hearts defender swerved his attempt into the top corner after a one-two with Liam Boyce to put Hearts two up against Hibs in the Scottish Cup semi final at Hampden.
Stephen Kingsley ‘delighted’ after improvised goal fires Hearts into cup final
Stephen Kingsley revealed he had never practised the set-piece goal which ultimately secured Hearts their 2-1 Scottish Cup semi-final win over Hibernian at Hampden Park.