Calum Paterson, chairman of Heart of Midlothian, has urged for improved transparency and consistency in key decisions affecting Scottish football. His comments come after a disappointing end to last season, where Hearts finished just two points behind Celtic despite leading the league for most of the season.
Paterson expressed frustration over the scheduling of the final match, which required Hearts to play away despite their league position. He emphasized the need for better communication and standards within the sport while also discussing ongoing efforts to secure investment for the club's future.