Crisis club or chance to reinvent - where does McInnes exit leave Hearts?

Crisis club or chance to reinvent - where does McInnes exit leave Hearts?Image source, SNSImage caption, Derek McInnes has followed Lawrence Shankland to RangersByClive LindsayBBC Sport ScotlandPublished2 minutes agoAfter nine months of largely continuous joy for Hearts fans, the last four weeks have been distinctly painful.On the pitch, the long-term Scottish Premiership leaders missed out in agonising fashion on their first league title in 66 years in the final minutes of the final day.The dust had barely settled on that controversial climax when, nine days later, captain and top scorer Lawrence Shankland left for Rangers after they activated a little-known clause in his contract to sign him for free.Now the head coach who steered them to their best campaign in decades has also headed to Ibrox. Derek McInnes was only at Tynecastle for 12 months, but such was his impact that Rangers decided their former midfielder was the man to succeed Danny Rohl after the German left for RB Salzburg.Where does the loss of their head coach and captain leave Hearts, just four weeks on from being within three minutes of becoming champions? Nearly man McInnes finally has Rangers job he really always wantedPublished8 hours agoHearts Premiership fixtures revealed: Key datesPublished7 hours agoHearts buy Fagan-Walcott from YorkPublished2 hours ago'Massive blow' - but Hearts will 'reinvent'Not long after reports surfaced that Rangers had been approached for Rohl by the side that finished third in the Austrian Bundesliga, it also emerged the Ibrox club had moved for McInnes.The speed at which it all progressed suggests Hearts are unlikely to have been caught off guard.Indeed, former Tynecastle manager Craig Levein reckons part-owner Tony Bloom's revered analytics firm will already have replacements for the 54-year-old in mind."Jamestown don't just look at players, they look at managers as well, so I'm pretty sure they'll have already started,&q...