Valdas Ivanauskas leaves HeartsScottish Premier Heart of Midlothian by Riquelme (U6519878) 20 March 2007 Hearts head coach Valdas Ivanauskas has left the club by mutual consent. Latest comments
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7Colquhoun (U7023278) posted Mar 20, 2007 No manager is truly allowed to manage, Riquelme, they are merely coaches.
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JamboJamboJambo (U6611488) posted Mar 20, 2007 Big deal. Was Ivanspineless ever there anyway. Sick leave, football business and holidays. The fans have spent more time at Tyncastle than he has since he took over and they are only there for a couple of hours every other week.
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scuffer_uk (U1975669) posted Mar 20, 2007 I remembering commenting on s very simliar story at Hearts over a year ago. Im sick of seeing this story on BBC, I have 3 clear words to state. Sack the board. The chairman is clearly insane, hasnt a clue about what football means let alone how to choose a manager, or what a managers job description entails. Is this guy trying to become a new type of chairmen, revolutionising football as he goes!? because sacking a manager every 4 months is no way of going about it!! an absolute farce, and if I were a Hearts fan I would be ripping my hair out. Then again, im a Leeds fan and we're experiencing "other" types of chairman difficulties! hope things finally get stabalised for all you Hearts fans anyway! you surely deserve that at least!
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CoCo Pops 4:20 (U1813498) posted Mar 20, 2007 It seems to be a total joke up at Hearts. I feel for the fans, having their club managed in such a poor state.
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kasbah (U3254321) posted Mar 20, 2007 anyone have any idea what is actually going on up there?? it was all going so well with burley in charge...
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raspberryjambo (U6654889) posted Mar 20, 2007 I would'nt say it was the fault of the manager, more the fault of the players. They can't seem to be able to work together on the pitch as shown against Dundee Utd. Steven Frail added on an interview the players were eating and training in their nationalities which does not seem like the way a team should work. I dont think it was the fault of Valdas it was the player's morale.
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targetpractice2 (U6677358) posted Mar 21, 2007 Why would it actually be a shock to have a Hearts manager sacked by vlad the mad?
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U2620432 posted Mar 21, 2007 I remember Romanov saying quite early on during his reign of terror that he'd like to see the Lithuanian National team playing in Scotland. I say let him and watch as his country's finest are beaten by Falkirk. What a buzz he'd get from that.
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dainius82 (U7857872) posted Mar 21, 2007 One thing is clear, the whole club is one big mess, i've seen Hearts playing, they have no strategy at all, one man is to be blamed for this
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PapaKalo (U5339413) posted Mar 21, 2007 it's clearly not in the interests of Scottish football to have Romanov owning Hearts. I'm waiting for Holyrood to get involved and force him to sell to... heck, anyone would do a better job. Comment on this article
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