Although both of the previous managers were unsuccessful in doing so, Liam Fox will push Hearts to play forward quickly during his tenure. When Robbie Neilson was replaced by Steven Naismith, the latter insisted on getting the team attacking quickly and playing on the front foot. Neilson had frequently been observed trying to push his players forward, and Naismith’s approach would ultimately result in the team playing too safe.

Fox is currently in temporary leadership after both paid a price in their careers. Although he has already begun training, left-back James Penrice believes there is already a clear strategy in place. He will make his debut on home ground against Ross County.It’s Hard to Believe This Is the House Where Greta Thunberg Lives at 20Vehicles & Yachts

He said to the Edinburgh News, “I’ve experienced that bounce a few times in my career when managers change. It has performed well. I believe that everyone in this area is familiar with Foxy. He’s laid out a clear strategy for us to follow, and hopefully we’ll follow it.

“All he wants is for us to move forward quickly, ending up one-on-ones with your attacking players and all that kind of stuff. I want to be as brief as possible. We simply want to truly rally the support of the public and start producing issues for Ross County. Hopefully he can demonstrate over the next three games that the style he intends to employ will be effective. The youngsters are quite sure they can make a difference in the situation.

Minor changes have been made. Between the decision and his arrival, not much time has passed. Although our training sessions are still in their early stages, the guys have responded well and the sessions have been terrific thus far. We’re hoping to squeeze in a performance on Saturday, and everyone is game.