Former Tyncastel striker John Robertson offered Harts a “some of the season” for Harts.
“They are close but not close,” he said on Sportomand. “A closer to the final stages of the conference, close to reaching six key players, close to reaching today’s penalties, but not quite close.
But Robertson thought Krechlie could do it, taking into account that hearts were reduced to 10 men just before the break – when Michael Steinonder was sent out to a challenge to the last man – then he chose Came Devilin a second yellow card a little before the late Oda winner.
“The first red, you really couldn’t argue,” he said. “The second, there is no intention of Devlin, just trying to connect the ball from a distance and can not see Abardin players,” he said.
“They went to 5-3-1, they bravely defended and had a slow attacks.
“For the amount of courage and effort he makes, what they didn’t deserve.
Friendly Crayton’s friendly Friend Crayton agreed with Robertson’s proposal that Tyncastle was “must to become a very poisonous place until the end of the season.
“For the hearts, it’s a real finger of the genitals after not six key players,” he said. “Many fans may decide to vote on their feet.
BBC Scottish sports writer Tom Engels believed that “Nos” is in the latest heart failure.
“I feel my heart because they empty themselves with 10 men, then nine.
“Where does he leave Neil Crichli? It’s just another blow to the sun’s plus. There are no six main games, there’s no final game.