Hearts, Andrew McKinlay
Hearts CEO urges fans to get behind team as they search for new manager
Hearts CEO Andrew McKinlay has urged the support to get behind the team and “give them full backing” as they search for a new manager. Steven Naismith was sacked at the weekend following a run of eight consecutive defeats and 11 competitive games without a win going back to the end of last season.
Hearts: Andrew McKinlay on Steven Naismith sacking, manager search, Brighton owner Tony Bloom talks and more
Hear from Hearts CEO Andrew McKinlay as he also talks about captain Lawrence Shanklands future and reports linking him to the vacant role at Rangers; listen to the full exclusive interview in the Sky
Andrew McKinlay is "absolutely focussed" on his role as chief executive of Hearts - a job he "loves" - and dismissed reports ...
Hearts chief executive Andrew McKinlay has dismissed reports linking him with the Rangers CEO job, which has been vacant ...
Andrew McKinlay this week sat down with Hearts TV to provide an update to supporters following the depature of Steven ...
Hearts chief executive Andrew McKinlay discussed an array of subjects in an in-depth interview with club media. Here are the key things he said... On sacking Steven Naismith and his backroom team: ...
Andrew McKinlay, Hearts’ chief executive officer, revealed that it was the club’s second-half display at Paisley which finally brought the curtain down on head coach, Steven Naismith. The ...
LAWRENCE SHANKLAND’S future at Hearts is a subject that’s dominated the last two transfer windows. But both have come and gone with the Jambos keeping a hold of their main man.
Rangers’ failure to sign Shankland – who was valued at around £5m by Hearts last January – is often cited as a major factor ...
Hearts CEO Andrew McKinlay has provided a detailed update on the future status of star striker Lawrence Shankland.
Reports in June suggested that the Hearts powerbroker had emerged as a potential candidate to replace James Bisgorve at Ibrox ...
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