What can Hearts pick from debris of ongoing summer of hurt?

What can Hearts pick from debris of ongoing summer of hurt? Image source, SNSImage caption, Hearts' new season got under way with a 4-0 humiliation to Sturm GrazByAndrew PetrieBBC Sport ScotlandPublished1 minute agoThere's crashing back to Earth with a bang, and there's whatever Hearts fans have been going through since 16 May.As if losing out on their first league title in 60 years with moments left of the season wasn't bad enough, they have been unceremoniously stripped for parts by Rangers.Captain, head coach, and talisman all gone, in that order. Soon though, it would be a new dawn, a new day, and a new man to throw their weight behind as they continue to try and upset the apple cart of Scottish football.Wouter Vrancken arrived as head coach, seemingly a coup from the continent. But in his first game in charge on Tuesday, Hearts were battered 4-0 by Sturm Graz and any hopes of Champions League progression have died off quicker than you can say Christian Borchgrevink.But is there cause for optimism in the underlying stats of the Belgian coach's first game in charge? After all, such data is Jamestown Analytics stock-in-trade...Hearts collapse to 4-0 Champions League qualification defeat at Sturm GrazVisit our Hearts page for all the latest news, analysis and fan viewsTrio swap Tynecastle for IbroxImage source, SNSImage caption, Lawrence Shankland, Derek McInnes, and Cammy Devlin (L-R)It's been a summer of loss, grief and rebirth at Tynecastle.It started barely a week after the 3-1 loss to Celtic that will - if those who can remember 1986 can tell you - haunt for years to come.Hearts could barely have lost three more influential figures from the previous campaign, and each departure provided a blow that stung more than the last.First it was captain and top scorer Lawrence Shankland. "At least we'll get a fee," some optimists might have thought. Nah, not even that.A clause in his three-year contract, only signed the summe...