Paul Hartley: Stars were SCARED of McLeish & why I had to stand up to Romanov at Hearts | One-on-One

In another fantastic episode of Derek McGregor's brilliant One-On-One series, Hearts & Celtic hero Paul Hartley discusses the highs and lows of a fabulous career in Scottish football. The Cove Rangers manager discusses getting his big break as a teenager, and some of the many icons of the Scottish game who helped him on his way to becoming a star for the National Team. Working under Alex McLeish in his early days at Hibs, Hartley recalls some of his fondest memories of one of Scotland's greatest ever managers, alongside some of the fiery dressing room team talks which struck fear into his players. Hartley also opens up on making the switch to Hearts, and winning over the hearts of his new club after a rocky start by splitting the Old Firm, and winning the 2006 Scottish Cup. All of that and more in another brilliant edition of One-On-One. Stay tuned for Part Two next week! Contents of video: - 00:00 - Career in review 03:33 - My big break 05:03 - Biggest career influences 06:42 - Euro 96 09:13 - Craig Brown 13:16 - Moving to Millwall at 19 16:32 - Hibs under Alex McLeish 20:45 - Bouncing back under Billy Stark 27:08 - Moving to Hearts 32:10 - Working under Craig Levein 34:20 - Fond memories of Tynecastle 36:23 - George Burley's shock departure 39:26 - Splitting the Old Firm 44:09 - 2006 Scottish Cup Final END