Watch Hearts v St Mirren Online Free Live Stream Scotland Premier League -17 September-2011,16:00 CET

Watch Hearts v St Mirren Online Free Live Stream Scotland Premier League -17 September-2011,16:00 CET
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Andrew Driver misses out for Hearts and the winger will see a specialist about his latest knee injury.
Goalkeeper Marian Kello again misses out through injury, but midfielder Rudi Skacel is poised to return from injury.
St Mirren have an unchanged squad and have three players missing through long-term injury.

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Saturday, 17 September 2011
Clydesdale Bank Premier League
Hearts v St Mirren 15:00 BST
Venue: Tynecastle Stadium

Hearts striker Gordon Smith:

"I've worked with a couple of foreign coaches, and the training under Paulo Sergio has been different from under Jim Jefferies but the boys have adapted really well and enjoying it.

"There's been a lot of work about shape and the coach is trying to drill it in to our heads what movements we should make.

"He talks to everyone personally after training and tells us how our movement can improve and things like that. His man management is great and it's good for me as a young player."

St Mirren manager Danny Lennon:

"I'm looking forward to playing Hearts in their new style of football. I've seen them a few times since Paulo Sergio has taken over and he is trying to get the ball down and put his own stamp on it.

"I'm hoping that it's an open game of football and both teams try and play the game in a beautiful way and hopefully give 13-14,000 fans value for money.

"Hearts showed last season what they are capable of, finishing third. Jim Jefferies strengthened well throughout the summer and I expect them to be up there again.

"They are good players and whatever type of manager comes in and whatever his philosophy is, it's easier for good players to adapt to either.

"We had the pleasure of five or six weeks in pre-season, Sergio has not had that.

"We have not fulfilled our true potential but I certainly believe that every week we are getting a step closer to it."