Following Hearts' defeat to St Mirren, head coach Derek McInnes addressed concerns regarding the team's performance. He dismissed talk of title-race anxiety, aiming to quell any potential worries among the players and fans. The loss saw another red card for the team, leading to discussions about discipline, which McInnes also downplayed, focusing instead on moving forward.

The defeat at St Mirren puts additional pressure on Hearts as they navigate the season. The team’s aspirations for the Scottish Premiership title are now under greater scrutiny. McInnes's comments suggest a desire to maintain a positive atmosphere. Keeping morale high is essential for Hearts to remain competitive in the league.

The manager’s focus is now on immediate improvements. He needs to address any underlying issues to prevent further setbacks. Hearts' next matches will be critical in determining their title chances. It remains to be seen how the team responds to McInnes's approach and whether they can regain their winning form.