Daniel Stendel: Last News

Former Premier League footballer Joey Barton has been cleared of pushing over a rival manager at the end of a match, leaving him bloodied and with a broken tooth.When the Bristol Rovers manager gave evidence last week, Barton, 39, denied it was him who shoved then-Barnsley manager Daniel Stendel in the tunnel after a League One match between his Fleetwood Town team and the South Yorkshire side on April 13, 2019.Mr Stendel told a jury at Sheffield Crown Court how he was walking down the tunnel in the corner of Barnsley's Oakwell Stadium after his side's 4-2 victory when he was knocked over by a push from behind, causing him to hit his face on the metal structure.Video footage shown repeatedly during the trial showed Mr Stendel entering the

Former Hearts midfielder Michael Stewart has taken another on-air pot shot at his former boss Craig Levein as he rinsed his time at Tynecastle.

Bristol Rovers manager Joey Barton will go on trial again later this year accused of assaulting a rival football boss.The former England international went on trial on Monday at Sheffield Crown Court charged with assaulting former Barnsley manager Daniel Stendel.But this trial was abandoned on Tuesday after Judge Jeremy Richardson QC decided translation issues which arose as Mr Stendel gave evidence over a video link from Germany were insurmountable.On Wednesday, Judge Richardson ruled that the trial will begin again on November 26, court officials confirmed.Barton, 38, who denies one charge of assault occasioning actual bodily harm, did not attend a brief hearing in Sheffield on Wednesday morning.He is alleged to have pushed Mr Stendel in

Don't wait around for updates - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Joey Barton left a rival manager nursing a damaged tooth after pushing him over in the players' tunnel after a defeat, a jury heard.The former England footballer allegedly shoved then-Barnsley boss Daniel Stendel (corr) causing him to fall forward and hit his face against the tunnel wall.The blow dislodged an upper right incisor from the bone and left the German coach with nerve damage.

Christophe Berra is set to leave the club when his contract expires this summer. The 36-year-old returned to Tynecastle after being signed by former boss Ian Cathro in 2017, having previously started his professional career in Gorgie between 2003 and 2009.

Christophe Berra has been handed an opportunity he thought might never come again. And he's focused on taking advantage of his twist of fate to win a second Scottish Cup with the Edinburgh club.Berra's career in Gorgie seemed finished in January when he was unceremoniously shipped north to Dundee on loan by new manager Daniel Stendel.He managed to keep five clean sheets in the six games he played at the Championship club before Covid-19 froze Scottish football in time.

Christophe Berra were Celtic and Hearts’ forgotten men earlier this year.Now both are preparing to play in the Scottish Cup final just months after being cast aside by their respective clubs.Berra found himself unsuited to Daniel Stendel’s style of play and therefore unwanted by the then Hearts boss, who shipped him out on loan to Dundee just two days after his wedding back in January.That came after being banished to train with the Under 18s and it looked like the former captain’s time at Tynecastle was unceremoniously over.Gordon was forced to play second fiddle to Fraser Forster at Celtic, sometimes even third once Scott Bain was back on the scene and rarely got a look in as Neil Lennon’s team marched towards a ninth successive league

Hearts when his then boss insisted the Terror’s away strip needed a splash of MAROON. Neilson left Tannadice in the summer after Ann Budge moved to make him Daniel Stendel's replacement.

Hearts injury hell finally ended after 16 months on the sidelines with a substitute appearance in their 3-0 friendly win over Falkirk. The Austrian hadn’t appeared for the Jambos since taking injections to play in the May 2019 Scottish Cup final defeat to Celtic.

Aaron Hickey can become the new Philipp Lahm if he joins Bayern Munich. That's according to his old Hearts boss Daniel Stendel, who has full belief the 18-year-old can go as far as he wants in his career.

Hearts into a force once again. The Jambos were relegated after the season was ended due to the coronavirus pandemic with the West Edinburgh side four points adrift at the bottom of the league.

Hearts legend Gary Mackay has backed Tommy Wright to take over and lead the Tynecastle club out of the Championship.

Christophe Berra insists he’s fit and raring to go when football returns - whether that is with Hearts or not.

A last-ditch reconstruction proposal still offers Hearts some hope of a Premiership reprieve, with Ann Budge expected to make her plea to other clubs this week.

Gary Mackay has told Craig Levein “good riddance” as he finally prepares to leave Hearts.

Baffled Michael Stewart still can't get his head around why Hearts hired Daniel Stendel.

Hearts have publicly thanked their players for finally agreeing a wage cut and insist it will help keep the club going long-term.

Hearts striker Uche Ikpeazu reckons Craig Levein is one of the best managers he has ever worked with.

Inverness boss John Robertson has refused to rule out replacing Daniel Stendel in the Hearts dugout this summer.

Hearts manager Daniel Stendel says other clubs feel it 'doesn't matter' if his team are relegated without the season being concluded.

Daniel Stendel has thrown down the gauntlet to the Hearts young squad to force their way into his first team when football finally emerges from the coronavirus crisis.