FOOTBALL · THE CONVERSATION STARTS HERE

Hearts chairman calls for greater transparency on key decisions

Story updated

The story in brief

6-second read

Reflecting on last season's final-day title disappointment, Hearts chairman Calum Paterson calls for "greater transparency and consistency around key decisions in Scottish football".

Source excerpt · BBC Sport ↗
Read the original article ↗
Hearts chairman Calum Paterson
BBC Sport · original article image

From the source

Heart of Midlothian chairman Calum Paterson is calling for "greater transparency and consistency around key decisions in Scottish football". Talking to club media to mark his first year in the post, Paterson spoke with pride about coming so close to a first title in 66 years, but also voiced frustration around how last season's thrilling climax unfolded.

The Edinburgh side topped the Premiership table for 250 days but finished two points behind Celtic after a dramatic final-day defeat in Glasgow.

Lawrence Shankland struck first for the visitors, only for the reigning champions to find two late goals for a 3-1 victory, sparking a pitch invasion from jubilant home fans and a hasty exit for the beaten challengers, who expressed safety fears.

At a glance

Reporting status
Reported
Original publisher
BBC Sport ↗
Source published
Clubs covered
Hearts

Attributed publisher reporting. Kickjolly has not independently confirmed the claim.

How we label and update stories

Source context

This brief is drawn from BBC Sport. The original report is linked below for its complete context.

Read original report ↗

THE NEXT STORY STARTS HERE

Keep reading

More stories connected to this one. Find your next talking point.

All football →

The stands

0 comments

Have your say. Keep it about football. Guest comments are reviewed before appearing publicly.

Be the first to start the conversation.