AT the height of his power, Vladimir Romanov liked to host lavish parties in his adoptive home town of Kaunas. Waiters would circulate with trays of vodka and pickles, and at one do attended by Scots guests a bear turned up – apparently being admitted because it was mistaken for then Hearts…
01:03 » Scotsman.comTHE men charged with saving Hearts last night vowed that cuts and negotiations with potential buyers would come quickly to give the stricken club the best chance of survival.
00:01 » Daily ExpressDAVIE WEIR fears it will be the final nail in the coffin of Scotland’s top flight if Hearts go the same way as Rangers.
00:01 » Daily ExpressDAVID WEIR shared what he still regards as one of his happiest days in football with Gary Locke, looking on in delight at Celtic Park 15 years ago when his injured colleague stepped forward to lift the Scottish Cup.
19 Jun » Scotsman.comTHE Foundation of Hearts chairman Ian Murray last night welcomed the appointment of BDO as the administrators at Tynecastle, insisting the legal move brought some much-needed clarity to the situation.
19 Jun » Scotsman.comTynecastle side docked 15 points as fixtures are announced for new SPL season.
19 Jun » Telegraph• Decision spells end of disastrous Vladimir Romanov era • Cashflow problems and £25m deficit still dog troubled club Hearts will begin next season with a 15-point penalty after their major creditor, Ukio Bankas, succeeded in installing its preferred administrator in charge of the…
19 Jun » GuardianAdministrator Bryan Jackson insists that Hearts can be saved, but expects there to be job losses at Tynecastle.
19 Jun » BBC SportHearts' administrators say they are aware of the need to find a resolution to the club's problems so close to the new season.
19 Jun » BBC Sport
