Derek McInnes spoke about his feelings of "injustice" and "guilt" ahead of his returns to Hearts as Rangers boss, and insisted he was ready to accept whatever reception he is given by Jambos fans.
Rangers manager Derek McInnes admitted experiencing feelings of guilt and injustice regarding his departure from Hearts ahead of his return to Tynecastle. McInnes left the Gorgie club during the summer after finishing runners-up to Celtic in the Scottish Premiership. He stated he is prepared for a difficult reception from Hearts supporters on Wednesday night.
McInnes revealed he initially felt disappointed when Lawrence Shankland moved to Rangers before making the same switch shortly afterward. Shankland and Cammy Devlin also joined Rangers from Hearts in the summer, though both players are ruled out of the upcoming fixture due to injury.
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