Head coach Robbie Neilson firmly believes that Hearts can finally erase the pain of 1986, when they lost the Scottish title to Celtic on the final day of the season, by challenging the Glasgow club for the title next season. (The Herald)
Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson has five-year plan to make the Edinburgh club Scottish champions.(The Scotsman)
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29-04-2016 08:25 AM #1
Roberto Neilson the Magician
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29-04-2016 08:28 AM #2
I think they'd be better off focussing on that champions league win by 2008.
"I did not need any persuasion to play for such a great club, the Hibs result is still one of the first I look for"
Sir Matt Busby
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29-04-2016 08:35 AM #3
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Why not? Vision and mission. Being Scottish champions is within the reach of several clubs, barring a rigged TV contract that ploughs money into one specific fixture or daft voting rights that maintain a duopoly. Every club is beatable on any given match day.
Anyone know where we plan to be in the next 5 years?
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29-04-2016 08:42 AM #4
Thing is, I believe it is possible for, certainly Aberdeen, Hearts and Hibs (once we get promotion) to challenge for the title.
I wouldn't expect us to challenge but I'd be disappointed if the people running our club didn't at least recognise the possibility. Celtic and Rangers aren't competing in the group stages of the Champ league any more and it's been a couple of years since there has been any mega bucks sales to the Premiership.
Their budget is obviously still bigger but the gap has now closed to a point where sound management, player recruitment and financial planning could allow another club to win the title.
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29-04-2016 08:45 AM #5
Neilson's right I'm afraid. What's also possible is that he won't be at Tynecastle in five or even three years time.
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29-04-2016 08:46 AM #6
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Neilson talks a load of ***** to pander to the fannies who's seasons been over since that night at Easter Road.
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29-04-2016 08:49 AM #7
He's only peeved that we've had a better season than them whilst in a league below.
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29-04-2016 08:52 AM #8
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29-04-2016 09:10 AM #10
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When did John Souttar become Maldini also?
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29-04-2016 09:13 AM #11
The pain is still felt and the suffering will continue to the ends of time for every jambo, especially those who witnessed it and were there that fateful day in 1986. The greatest "jambottle" in football history took place and will never ever be wiped from the record books. No possible future title win will eradicate that memory.
Anyway, fair play to Neilson for trying to talk up the current jambos, whose own season has been very much played out in the shadows of our club. It's good to dream and have ambition and I like to think that our own club embraces the possibility that we can one day challenge again at the top.
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29-04-2016 09:18 AM #12
His team is a player or two from relegation and most clubs in Scotland always will be.
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29-04-2016 09:18 AM #13
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29-04-2016 09:20 AM #14
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Over the football season we have had a lot more eventful time than a qualifying round trip to Moldova in July.
We will have potentially three finals and 3 trips to hampden guaranteed. And a semi win at their dump. The most important game and biggest game of the season they lost to us convincingly.
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29-04-2016 09:23 AM #15
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Trips to Hampden bring limited bragging rights unless we actually win something.
I'd agree that their seethe and hurt at being pumped out of the SC (what with their special relationship etc ) must still be pretty raw but for me it's all about the league - 3rd in the Championship is not a better season than 3rd in the top flight, I'm sorry to say.
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29-04-2016 09:27 AM #18
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I totally agree to be fair but there is still extreme jealously from hearts just now and their happiness is based on our results.
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The spirit of Romanov still stalks the shadows in the toxic dump, what a welt.
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29-04-2016 09:30 AM #20
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Agreed completely, ludicrous to say we have had a better season. Unless...
I admire his ambition, and you shouldnt knock it. I only eish we had a bit more hunger and drive at times, a win at all costs attitude.
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29-04-2016 09:35 AM #21
SCOTSMAN HEADLINE: Robbie has 5 year plan to make Hearts Champions
WHAT HE ACTUALLY SAID:
“That’s the plan for the club - to build in the next four or five years to compete. You have to always believe you can. There’s no point coming into a league at the start and saying you will be happy with this and that.
You might not have a realistic chance of winning it but every side should be determined to have a right good go."
So his "Plan" is to have a "right good go". Yea sounds like a genius masterplan.
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29-04-2016 09:40 AM #22
Neilson is a dick but he has done a good job for them.
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29-04-2016 09:51 AM #24
Levein hasn't won anything in his life (1st division doesn't count) - player or manager. As DOF and Neilson as lapdog, this won't change for a very long time let alone a Premiership title.
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29-04-2016 10:42 AM #27
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29-04-2016 10:42 AM #28
He also managed to mention the "new stand", taking capacity to over 20k of course! He's looking forward to the extra revenue from the bigger crowds, presumably Yams will be following historical precedent & are not intending to pay back the costs of building the stand! Incidentally, if they sold out 20k every week, extremely unlikely, it would still take 6 seasons of increased revenue just to pay for a cheapo £6m stand! Yamenomics!
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29-04-2016 01:56 PM #29
We'll see how their ST sales go next season.
They have sold ST's on the back of 'save the club' and then walking the Championship. This has been their first bog standard season in the last 3 and already there has been murmerings about the gantin' fitba, not to mention getting pumped by us.
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29-04-2016 02:09 PM #30
Didn't we (RP) have a "5 year plan" or something similar a while back? Was it "5"?
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