Watch: Inside Daniel Stendel's first day as Hearts manager as he meets players and takes training session
Daniel Stendel has taken charge of his first day's training as new manager of Hearts.
The former Barnsley boss was given a tour of the club's Oriam Performance Centre yesterday as he put his players through their paces.
Strolling around shaking hands with the first-team, Stendel appeared relaxed and in a jovial mood - despite any off-field controversies which have followed him to Edinburgh.
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We told previously how Hearts and Barnsley remain in a compensation wrangle with the Tykes demanding a pay-off.
However Jambos chief Ann Budge insists she has written documentation which proves no money is due to the English club.
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