Hearts and Hibs are preparing for their quarterfinal matches in the Scottish Cup, with Greenock Morton and Rangers, respectively. While they are getting ready, let’s take a look at the Scottish Premiership.
Manager of Aberdeen Neil Warnock says he ‘woke up screaming’ recently; in the meantime, Hearts boss Steven Naismith has been called a’moaner’ by a former Rangers player, but that’s not a negative thing.
Neil Warnock “woke up screaming” following the Saint Mirren loss.
“Obviously last Saturday night and Sunday were not great, you can imagine the disappointment in the camp,” Warnock stated at a recent press conference. I believe I woke up screaming around two in the morning, especially in my house!
“It wasn’t good, but if it wasn’t horrible, then you have a problem. However, you must proceed; we consider ourselves really fortunate to have this job working for such a club.”
Stephen Naismith, according to Kirk Broadfoot, is a “moaner.”
Kirk Broadfoot, a former teammate of Stephen Naismith, disclosed that the former Everton player was a “moaner” in the locker room, but he claims this is a “major reason” for his managerial success.
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“I was always one of the biggest moaners when we played [Naismith],” Broadfoot claimed in an interview with the Daily Record. Nobody was very bothered because most of us at Rangers occasionally groaned. All of us aspired to excel and be the best versions of ourselves.
“Naisy was one of the people that set the bar high in the Rangers dressing room, and he was exactly the same. To be honest, I believe the boys valued having Naisy at their side a lot. He was so driven and determined to succeed that I believed he would end up in management because of his determination to win.”
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