Robbie Neilson has rued his Hearts side for being too 'slack' against St Mirren as the Jambos salvaged a point in Paisley.
It was one way traffic against the Buddies and not in the favour of the Gorgie, as Ryan Strain's early free-kick topped off a period of domination from Stephen Robinson's side who felt the first-half should have been done and dusted. Yet Neilson's men found a way back in to the clash with experienced Robert Snodgrass netting his first Hearts goal on his return to the club.
It ended a goal and a point apiece between sixth place and third place, but the Hearts boss admits he was searching for more in a first half that set his team behind. He told BBC Sportsound: "I thought first half we dominated possession, but we dominated possession too deep. You know when you come down to St Mirren it's going to be a tough game, and they tried to hit us on the counter-attack.
