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Wednesday’s first-half performance against Tranmere Rovers highlighted just that. The manager turned things round with a stern half-time team talk in which he impressed upon his players the need for more purpose and urgency in possession.
Robbie Neilson reckons Hearts must get better at solving problems on the pitch. The Jambos maintained a flawless pre-season record with victory over Tranmere Rovers as they recovered from a poor first-half via goals from Barrie McKay and Liam Boyce.
Harry Stone was happy to head out on loan last season but after a year of mixed fortunes, the young Hearts goalkeeper sees greater value in sticking around the capital club this term as he looks to convince people he is on the right path.
The Hearts goalkeeper had seemingly already been anointed the eventual successor to Craig Gordon, whenever the Scotland No.1 decides to call time on his career, before he’d even played a minute of football above Scottish League Two level, such was the impressiveness of a 2020/21 spell with Albion Rovers.
Hearts have confirmed their latest pre-season fixture ahead of a big season in the capital.
Alan Forrest says the chance to play regular European football was a big factor behind his transfer to Hearts.
The Tynecastle club are understood to be looking to recruit a right-sided centre-back, midfielder and at least one striker before the summer transfer window closes, but are in no immediate rush and are prepared to dip into the English loan market again if they can’t land their primary targets.
Hearts manager Robbie Neilson has admitted that it has been tough to pinpoint the perfect player to bolster the club’s strike options, explaining that the money and clout in England pushes Scottish clubs down the pecking order.