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2010–11 Heart of Midlothian F.C. season


FieldValue
clubHeart of Midlothian
season2010–11
managerJim Jefferies
chairmanRoman Romanov
stadiumTynecastle Park
leagueSPL
league resultThird place
cup1Scottish Cup
cup1 resultFourth round
cup2League Cup
cup2 resultThird round
league topscorerRudi Skácel (13)
season topscorerRudi Skácel (13)
highest attendance17,156 vs. Hibernian, SPL, 1 January 2011
lowest attendance4,922 vs. Elgin City, League Cup, 24 August 2010
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The 2010–11 season was the 130th season of competitive football by Heart of Midlothian, and their 28th consecutive season in the top level of Scottish football, competing in the Scottish Premier League. Hearts also competed in the Scottish League Cup and the Scottish Cup.

Overview

Hearts first four SPL games of the 2010–11 season were announced as St Johnstone at home, Hamilton away, Dundee Utd at home, and Celtic away.

Hearts started the league off with a 1–1 draw with St Johnstone, a 0–4 win over Hamilton, and a 1–1 draw with Dundee United. Performances have received positive reviews so far, and Hearts have been unlucky not to win all 3 of their opening games, taking the lead in each.

Hearts have had 6 consecutive wins in a row beating rivals Hibernian 2–0 at Easter Road Stadium, while beating Celtic, Hamilton and Saint Johnstone 2–0 as well, they hammered Aberdeen 5–0 at Tyncastle and beat Motherwell 2–1 away from home.

Hearts Drew 5 then lost the last 3 games of the season against Rangers, Celtic and Dundee United narrowly scraping third place by 2 points. despite being 16 points clear at one point in the season.

Results and fixtures

Pre-season / Friendlies

Smith Cardle Bouzid Thomson Ward

Scottish Premier League

Main article: Scottish Premier League 2010–11

Anderson Templeton Palazuelos Kyle Maloney McCourt Stevenson Elliot Sutton Naismith Sammon Eremenko Elliot Templeton Stevenson Templeton Skácel Elliott Novikovas Jennings Kyle Kyle Stokes McCourt Žaliūkas Palazuelos Eremenko
Stevenson Vaz Tê Žaliūkas Elliott Tokely Skácel Stevenson Tom Hateley Agard Stevenson Lafferty Davis Stevenson Commons
Daly

Scottish League Cup

Main article: 2010–11 Scottish League Cup

Hearts entered the Scottish League Cup in the second round being handed a home tie against Scottish Third Division side Elgin City. Hearts won the game emphatically 4–0. Hearts then traveled to Scottish First Division side Falkirk. The game was a dramatic affair Hearts going in 2–0 down at half time with only ten men left after Craig Thomson was sent off. Hearts fought back and went 3–2 ahead through a penalty and goal from Kevin Kyle and Suso Santana only to be disappointed again when with Hearts tiring falkirk equalised to make it 3–3 in the 80th minute. Hearts tried to defend hard hoping to push the game to extra time only to be defeated in the last minutes of injury time. Falkirk knocking them out 4–3.

Kyle Novikovas Robinson Finnigan Flynn Kyle Suso

Scottish Cup

Main article: 2010–11 Scottish Cup

Hearts entered the Scottish Cup in the fourth round and were given a tough game by SPL side St Johnstone narrowly being defeated 0–1 at home in the dying minutes of the game.

First team player statistics

Captains

PlacePositionNationNameSPLLeague CupScottish CupTotalOwn goals2002Total537060
1MFCZERudi Skácel130013
2FWSCOKevin Kyle73010
3FWIRLStephen Elliott8008
4MFSCORyan Stevenson7007
MFSCODavid Templeton7007
5FWSCOCalum Elliot4004
6MFLITArvydas Novikovas1102
7MFSCOIan Black1001
FWSCOGary Glen1001
DFISLEggert Jónsson0101
MFSCOScott Robinson0101
MFSPASuso Santana0101
DFSCOCraig Thomson1001
DFLITMarius Žaliūkas1001

Disciplinary record

During the 2010–11 season, Hearts players were issued fifty-seven yellow cards and zero red cards. The table below shows the number of cards and type shown to each player. :Last updated 15 May 2011

NumberPositionNationNameSPLLeague CupScottish CupTotalTotal8835100934
3DFSCOLee Wallace300000
4DFISLEggert Jónsson710000
5DFSCODarren Barr300000
6MFSPARubén Palazuelos710000
7MFSPASuso Santana501000
8MFSPAIan Black1200000
9FWSCOKevin Kyle601000
10FWIRLStephen Elliott200000
11MFSCOAndrew Driver100000
12MFSCODavid Templeton501000
13MFUGADavid Obua100000
14FWSCOCalum Elliot201000
16MFSCORyan Stevenson300000
17DFAUSRyan McGowan100000
19MFCZERudi Skácel500000
20DFSCOJason Thomson300000
21DFALGIsmaël Bouzid701000
24DFSCOCraig Thomson500100
26DFLITMarius Žaliūkas510000
31MFPOLAdrian Mrowiec500000

Team statistics

League table

Management statistics

:Last updated 15 May 2011

NameFromToPWDLWin%
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Club

Awards

SPL awards

NameAward
SCO Jim JefferiesSPL Manager of the Month (November)
SCO David TempletonSPL Young Player of the Month (November)
LIT Marius ŽaliūkasSPL Player of the Month (December)
SCO David TempletonSPL Young Player of the Month (December)
SVK Marián KelloSPL Player of the Month (February)
SPL Save of the Season
SCO Jason HoltSPL Under-19 League Player of the Season

Club awards

NameAward
SCO David TempletonHYDC Young Player of the Year

Transfers

Heart of Midlothian have made 6 signings over the summer break: Stephen Elliott, Kevin Kyle, Darren Barr, Marian Kello, as a permanent deal, after being on loan at the club, Adrian Mrowiec from FBK Kaunas and Rudi Skácel returned to the club. On 3 February 2011 it was announced that Andy Webster would return to the club after being released by Rangers of deadline day of the transfer window. He signed a two-and-a-half-year deal.

Players in

PlayerFromFee
SCO Darren BarrSCO FalkirkFree
SCO Kevin KyleSCO KilmarnockFree
SVK Marián KelloLIT FBK KaunasFree
POL Adrian MrowiecFree
IRL Stephen ElliottENG Preston North EndFree
CZE Rudi SkácelGRE LarissaFree
SCO Andy WebsterSCO RangersFree

Players out

PlayerToFee
AUS Rocky VisconteAUS Brisbane RoarFree
SCO Michael StewartTUR GençlerbirliğiFree
GHA Laryea KingstonNED VitesseFree
POR José GonçalvesSWI FC St. GallenFree
Austria David WitteveenFree

Loans in

PlayerFromFee
LIT Evaldas RazulisLIT FBK KaunasLoan

Loans out

PlayerToFee
ENG Jamie MoleSCO Raith RoversLoan
SCO Mark RidgersSCO Airdrie UnitedLoan
SCO Jonathan BrownSCO Stirling AlbionLoan
SCO Gordon SmithLoan
Austria David WitteveenSCO DundeeLoan
SCO Paul MulrooneySCO Brechin CityLoan
AUS Dylan McGowanSCO East FifeLoan
SCO Jonny StewartSCO DundeeLoan
AUS Ryan McGowanSCO Partick ThistleLoan
ENG Conrad BalatoniLoan
LIT Arvydas NovikovasSCO St JohnstoneLoan
SCO Paul MulrooneySCO ClydeLoan
SCO Danny ThomsonLoan
ENG Dean LynessSCO East FifeLoan

References

References

  1. "Soccerbase Hearts Squad Stats 2010/11".
  2. (10 December 2010). "Jefferies named SPL manager of month". BBC Sport.
  3. "Monthly awards - Clydesdale Bank Manager of the Month for November". Clydesdale Bank Premier League.
  4. "December 2010 Award".
  5. "December 2010 award".
  6. "Player of the month".
  7. "Cydsedale Bank season Awards".
  8. (3 June 2010). "Striker Kevin Kyle rejects Greek deal to join Hearts". BBC Sport.
  9. (2 August 2010). "Hearts secure deal for goalkeeper Marian Kello". BBC Sport.
  10. (21 August 2010). "Polish midfielder Adrian Mrowiec signs on at Hearts". BBC Sport.
  11. (9 August 2010). "Hearts sign former Preston striker Stephen Elliott". BBC Sport.
  12. (16 September 2010). "Rudi Skacel returns for second spell at Hearts". BBC Sport.
  13. (3 February 2011). "Andy Webster signs for second time at Hearts". BBC Sport.
  14. (10 May 2010). "More Signings Boost A-League".
  15. (22 May 2010). "Michael Stewart completes Genclerbirligi switch". BBC Sport.
  16. (28 December 2010). "Laryea Kingston released by Dutch side Vitesse Arnhem". BBC Sport.
  17. (6 January 2011). "José Gonçalves verpflichtet!". FC St. Gallen.
  18. (2 February 2011). "Hearts sign Lithuanian striker Evaldas Razulis". BBC Sport.
  19. (24 July 2010). "Hearts loan out Jamie Mole and Mark Ridgers". BBC Sport.
  20. (13 August 2010). "Smith joins Stirling Albion". Hearts FC.
  21. Robertson, Neil. (28 August 2010). "Dundee FC bring in Austrian striker David Witteveen". [[The Courier (Dundee)]].
  22. [http://www.heartsfc.co.uk/articles/20101101/paul-off-to-brechin-city_2241384_2204006 Paul off to Brechin City] {{webarchive. link. (18 September 2012 Heartsfc.co.uk 1 November 2010.)
  23. (18 November 2010). "McGowan joins Fifers on loan". [[Scottish Football League]].
  24. (15 February 2011). "Hearts youngster Ryan moves to Firhill". Scottish television.
  25. (1 February 2011). "McInnes signs Arvydas Novikovas on loan as two depart". BBC Sport.
  26. Anderson, Barry. (9 March 2011). "Scottish Football League proving perfect breeding ground for talent". Edinburgh Evening News.
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