We asked for your views on Hearts’ potentially damaging Scottish Premiership draw at bottom side Livingston on Sunday.
Here’s what some of you had to say:
Marc: We’re still top of the league with six games to go. Every single Hearts fan would be happy with that position at the start of the season. Let’s not look back but forward and ensure we win our home games. Silly goals to concede at Livi but we move on with a point and stay positive.
Peter: We saw the benefit of having Lawrence Shankland and Cammy Devlin back in the quality of our attacking performance, but we shot ourselves in the foot twice and this is happening too often recently. Felt that Craig Halkett looked slow and untypically unsure of himself, while the defence did not gel properly at any point in the game.
Andy: Definitely feels like two points dropped and not one gained. We lost two soft goals against Livi and will need to be much more clinical defensively for the run-in. Still top of the league, though!
Patrick: No intensity and most attacks ending with the ball being passed backwards shows the players are not confident in winning games, let alone a league. We are set up to win by one goal and when that doesn’t work we fall apart. We might not win another game this season.
Alison: McInnes will tell you how we are overachieving and still one point clear and other teams have more money, blah, blah, blah – we chucked it and the ball was in his hands when it was fumbled. Too many games with poor management decisions and horrible tactics will see us finish third.
Larry: The team’s chucked it. Poor game management. Poor individual performances. Too many excuses. Not good enough. Monumental bottle job from McInnes, his tactics and line-ups have taken a thriving team into a shell of who they were.
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