Michael Stewart has hit out in scathing fashion after being questioned on his criticism of Hearts boss Robbie Neilson.
A 2-0 defeat to St Mirren means in six defeats in seven for the Jambos and it leaves them in fourth, with their quest for European football plunging Neilsin under pressure. Stewart was criticial of former Tynecastle boss Craig Levein's tenure in Gorgie that ended in 2019 and the pair haven't been shy in not being eye to eye, but that analysis has been brought up again.
While speaking on the situation at Hearts on Sportsound, Host Kenny Macintyre told Stewart that he is 'very close to Robbie Neilson and have spoken a lot about him and I think you would be more critical of other managers.' Tom English then told the former midfielder that if the current run of results happened under Levein, he would be going 'off his nut' and that is when Stewart hit out. He fumed: "I am sick and tired of listening to the tripe that comes out from you lot.
