Neil Critchley, the newly appointed head coach of Hearts, is optimistic about reversing the club's fortunes as they currently sit at the bottom of the Premiership, struggling with two draws and six defeats this season. Officially unveiled as Steven Naismith's successor, Critchley has expressed excitement and gratitude for the opportunity, emphasizing the responsibility he feels at a historic football club. He has already overseen training sessions and is encouraged by the players' energy and potential, focusing on their upcoming match against St Mirren. Critchley noted the importance of immediate action and improvement, stating, 'There are plenty of points to fight for and many matches to be played.' Chief Executive Andrew McKinlay highlighted Critchley's strong interpersonal skills and ability to develop players as key factors in his appointment. The new coach aims to utilize his past experiences to foster growth and success within the team.