Hearts boss Vrancken is playing with fire by turning the guns on his own players

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Not for the first time this season under Wouter Vrancken, Hearts suffered a complete and utter implosion as they were thrashed 5-2 at home to Falkirk last weekend.

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Hearts boss Vrancken is playing with fire by turning the guns on his own players
Not for the first time this season under Wouter Vrancken, Hearts suffered a complete and utter implosion as they were thrashed 5-2 at home to Falkirk last weekend.

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