Hearts legal action

[Shedboy1971]

I read that thread. Even when a couple of sensible posters pointed out that we had been dragged in by THEM, and we were just defending ourselves the other knuckledraggers carried on with their hate fest. And imo the SPFL should be paying our legal fees.

Certainly a couple of more humane posters on there. I just dont get their ****ing attitude - spfl to blame for not waiting to restart league, potentially influencing dundee chairman and generall ****ing it up. All leagues in europe that were stopped have gone with this model so i cant see them winning.

[Arabdownsouth]

https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/spor...dundee-united/

Aye, **** off and don't bother turning back round pal, no one here cares a ****!

[Shedboy1971]

https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/spor...dundee-united/

Aye, **** off and don't bother turning back round pal, no one here cares a ****!

I dont really hold anything against him. He delivered in end and if he is hearts through and through thats up to him. The timing of it all was utterly bizarre and was a complete **** you by ann budge. She is to blame but robbie will be when hearts fans have to sit through the turgid football at times. Still think he will do ok and i dont have anything against him.

[JamesMcClean]

I dont really hold anything against him. He delivered in end and if he is hearts through and through thats up to him. The timing of it all was utterly bizarre and was a complete **** you by ann budge. She is to blame but robbie will be when hearts fans have to sit through the turgid football at times. Still think he will do ok and i dont have anything against him.

What is funny though is that the Bride of Chucky is claiming the Jambos to be destitute due to their relegation and ‘need’ £8,000,000 to ‘get them through’ yet completely conversely she is chucking about money hand over fist to get in RN and Craig Gordon and I’m sure more to follow. I would hope that the arbitration panel are noting this activity if they choose to advise on a compensation payment.

[Arabdownsouth]

I dont really hold anything against him. He delivered in end and if he is hearts through and through thats up to him. The timing of it all was utterly bizarre and was a complete **** you by ann budge. She is to blame but robbie will be when hearts fans have to sit through the turgid football at times. Still think he will do ok and i dont have anything against him.

Thing is Shankland's goals got us up, so Ogren is more responsible than Nielson for our promotion imo.

[Shedboy1971]

Thing is Shankland's goals got us up, so Ogren is more responsible than Nielson for our promotion imo.

aye true! think the telling thing is he went at a time and manner that we should have been frothing from mouth. We werent and most dont care about him now. That tells its own story.

[jjaflup22]

Thing is Shankland's goals got us up, so Ogren is more responsible than Nielson for our promotion imo.

100%

[cybershed]

Neilson handled himself professionally whilst he was with us. So, well done for that.

That's as positive I can get I'm afraid.

Although I wasn't looking for a change in manager, I am not bothered that he's gone. Hopefully get a more positive attack-minded gaffer in place an a couple of fresh faces signed for the new season.

Hopefully sign a couple of decent wide men that can spot and find Shankland with a cross, corner or free-kick.

[BudMill90]

Hopefully sign a couple of decent wide men that can spot and find Shankland with a cross, corner or free-kick.

This 100%. McMullan and Pawlett are (currently) two of our first choice wingers and you'll get 1 good cross out of 50 for each of them. Not good enough. Louis Appere gave the best crosses for Shanks last year and he's not even a winger.

[USArab]

Robbie Neilson intends to use Hearts’ sense of injustice over relegation as a tool to lead the side to Championship success.

Neilson has returned to Tynecastle for a second spell as manager after leaving newly-promoted Dundee United. He rejoins the club in a time of turmoil as Hearts fight against the relegation that was imposed when the SPFL cut short last season because of coronavirus, and finished the league on a points per game basis.

After taking the matter to court, Hearts have been told that the issue will now be settled by a Scottish FA-convened arbitration panel but as things stand Neilson is preparing the team to fight for promotion from the Championship.

He believes the anger felt by players, staff and fans can be harnessed and used to propel the team forward.