St Mirren 0-2 Hearts: Robinson tenure begins with defeat for 10-man hosts
New St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson made a losing start in the Scottish Premiership as his 10-man side succumbed to Hearts in the second half.
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New St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson made a losing start in the Scottish Premiership as his 10-man side succumbed to Hearts in the second half.
Hearts ended a four-game winless run to stretch their lead in third as Stephen Robinson endured a miserable return to the Premiership with St Mirren.
Hearts returned to winning ways in the cinch Premiership with a 2-0 victory over 10-man St Mirren to ruin Stephen Robinson’s first game as Buddies boss.
Alex Greive accepts injuries to other strikers have accelerated his initial progress at St Mirren but the January signing believes he will develop further now that Curtis Main and Eamonn Brophy are fit again.
New St Mirren boss Stephen Robinson could have a full squad to choose from for his first match in charge against Hearts.
Robbie Neilson’s men have lost their last three leagues, have went four without victory and have netted only twice across the last five-and-a-third games having been taken to extra-time and penalties by Livingston in the Scottish Cup.
It is understandable that Robbie Neilson is looking forward to this weekend’s trip to Paisley with more optimism, hopeful that his team can put the recent dip in performance levels and results behind them.
Jim Goodwin insists Scott Brown will keep his assistant coaching title but his primary Aberdeen role will be on the pitch for the rest of the season.