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Steven Naismith insists he won't walk away from Hearts' struggles after the Jambos fell to a eighth straight defeat in all competitions with a 2-1 loss to St Mirren in Paisley.
Raging Hearts fans let frustrations be known at full-time as they continue to prop up the table after defeat to St Mirren in Paisley made it EIGHT defeats on the spin in a horror start to the season. The 1500 fans who who made the trip across the M8 Gorgie aimed chants for manager Steven Naismith to "get to f***" as goals from Richard Taylor and Toyosi Olusanya condemned them to another defeat, with Craig Halkett scoring in between. The Edinburgh side came into this one propping up the rest of the Premiership table with their only point coming against Rangers on the opening day, piling the pressure on Naismith.
Craig Halkett insists the Hearts dressing room are fully aware of fans' frustrations - but knows the perfect formula to change that.
Steven Naismith was left raging after seeing two VAR spot-kick calls go against Hearts at Celtic Park.
The SFA rolled out their new 40-minute VAR review show this week.
Hearts head coach Steven Naismith felt there were inconsistencies in interpretation after his side twice came out on the wrong side of two VAR handball calls in a 2-0 defeat at Celtic.
Hearts skipper Lawrence Shankland tried in vein to put off ice-cool Arne Engels as shouted in his hear seconds before his first goal for Celtic.
Steven Naismith has every right to be irked his side didn't get a penalty for handball before Celtic did - but he's missed one key point, according to Michael Stewart.