Hearts players ‘all still feel they were screwed over’ after losing title to Celtic on last day, reveals Jambos star

HEARTS keeper Beau Reus has revealed last season's final day title loss remains a 'sensitive issue because they were screwed over'....even though he wasn't at the club. And the Dutchman can't wait to come up against his former manager at…

By Mark Walker · The Scottish Sun

Published: Saturday, 10 October 2026 at 9:52 AM

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Beau Reus revealed Hearts players still feel they were screwed over in last season's title loss to Celtic.
Reus admitted the final-day collapse remains a sensitive issue that has largely been swept under the rug.
The goalkeeper is preparing to face his former Beveren manager Marink Reedijk in the League Cup semifinals.

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Hearts goalkeeper Beau Reus has stated that his teammates feel they were screwed over during last season's final-day title loss to Celtic. The Dutch goalkeeper, who joined the club in the summer, revealed in an interview in his homeland that the collapse remains a sensitive subject at Tynecastle and is rarely discussed openly within the squad.

Reus also looked ahead to facing his former Beveren manager Marink Reedijk, who recently took over at rivals Hibernian, in the Premier Sports Cup semifinal at Hampden Park. Additionally, Reus noted that he is currently following specific nutrition and gym regimens to adapt to the physical demands of Scottish football.

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