Former chairman laments latest Hearts shock

Former Hearts chairman George Foulkes insists “no-one with any pride” would want to succeed Valdas Ivanauskas as head coach of the Edinburgh club.

Former chairman laments latest Hearts shock
Tue, 20 Mar, 2007 - 18:58

Former Hearts chairman George Foulkes insists “no-one with any pride” would want to succeed Valdas Ivanauskas as head coach of the Edinburgh club.

Ivanauskas left the club by mutual consent today, becoming the fourth full-time boss to depart since controversial majority shareholder Vladimir Romanov bought control of the club in February 2005.

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