Ex-Hearts coach Herbert Addo has backed the club to recover from their patchy run of form and has tipped them to be stronger next season.
The Phobians are in serious trouble after they slipped to relegation last Sunday following their 1-0 defeat at Aduana Stars.
The capital-based side has endured a difficult campaign this term, leading to the departure of the veteran trainer amid growing list of coaches who have been linked with the vacant role.
But despite their poor form so far, former coach Herbert Addo expects things to turn around.
“I believe things will turn around. They have a crop of talented players for the future,” he said
“They must be patient with them and give them chance. It’s takes time to build a strong team and that’s what the fans must understand.
“I can appreciate their concerns but I believe everything will fall in place soon for the club.”
Hearts face a must-win game against fellow strugglers Heart of Lions at the Robert Mensah stadium in Cape Coast on Wednesday.