Joe Savage insists he won't go chasing a return south of the border as he explains what makes his Hearts relationship with Robbie Neilson tick.
The Tynecastle sporting director has picked up plenty of plaudits for his work in the transfer market that has helped propel the Jambos to Scotland's third force. They are in pole position again to claim that spot in the Premiership despite a 2-0 loss at Motherwell last weekend, with Savage happy with Edinburgh work.
He's previously spent time south of the border at clubs like Norwich City and Preston, but he tells The Times winning a trophy is part of the reason he wants to remain in Gorgie for the long haul. He said: "I love the job and love the club. I'd love to win something here. I've heard the stories about the open-top bus parades for the Scottish Cup. I've worked in England before, liked the way of life, liked living down there. I'm not in any rush to leave here. If an opportunity presented itself, I would look at it. But I wouldn't be rushing out for a wee bit more money. One thing I'm in football for is to win things.
