Are there already worrying signs for Vrancken's Hearts?

Are there already worrying signs for Vrancken's Hearts?Image source, PAImage caption, Wouter Vrancken's home debut as Hearts boss brought a 2-0 defeat to Sturm Graz and Champions League exitByJack HerrallBBC Sport ScotlandPublished3 minutes agoFormer Hearts forward Ryan Stevenson was vociferous in his criticism after Hearts crashed out of the Champions League qualifiers following a 6-0 aggregate hammering from Sturm Graz.Hearts, who just 73 days prior came within minutes of a historic title win at Celtic Park, have lost their talisman, central-midfield enforcer and manager this summer and now lack a connection between players and fans, according to Stevenson."Worrying", "freefall" and "rude awakening" were all bandied around in the immediate aftermath of the club's heaviest ever two-legged European defeat as new boss Wouter Vrankcen's tenure got off to a rocky start.After the departures of Lawrence Shankland, Cammy Devlin and Derek McInnes to Rangers, and a glut of other players leaving, the club have made 11 new additions and looked disjointed in both legs against their Austrian opponents."Hearts just look as if it's just a new squad flung in together, with the manager too, trying to find their way," Stevenson said."You don't get time in football, it's game after game after game."If you don't get results, we all know what Tynecastle is like. It can be electric, but can they deal with the stadium turning? Are they big enough characters to deal with that?"If they don't play well, I would give it to mid-September, and it would not be nice."Outclassed Hearts exit Champions League to Sturm GrazHearts sign Mendy for potential Forest Green record feePublished4 days agoDevlin opens up on 'too stressful' Hearts exit for RangersPublished4 days agoReal cause for concern or context key?Despite conceding six goals across two legs, Hearts impressed going forward in...