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The Hearts hero has been discussing the start to the season at Tynecastle.

Former Hearts defender Christophe Berra has praised head coach Wouter Vrancken's attacking philosophy at Tynecastle. Despite heading into the international break following a defeat to Falkirk and a draw against Kilmarnock, Hearts remain third in the Scottish Premiership and secured a league phase spot in the Conference League.
Berra highlighted that Vrancken's free-flowing approach will lead to more goals scored, even if it leaves the team exposed defensively at times. The 2006 Scottish Cup winner made the comments ahead of representing the club at the Tennent's Sixes tournament next month.
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