Arrogant Mark Warburton believes that Ian Cathro will make no difference to Hearts.
The new Tynecastle boss makes his managerial debut at Ibrox on Saturday- ten days after Robbie Neilson signed off with a 2-0 win over Sevco at Tynecastle.
Cathro quit his job at Newcastle to take control of Hearts and had previously worked for Valencia and in Portugal.
Warbo has bus driving at Watford and managing Brentford for 18 months on his CV plus a mysterious career as a city trader to call upon.
Despite being hailed as a football visionary Warbo expects Hearts to play the same way under Cathro- a coach he has barely heard of.
“You have to think that they will play a very similar game, they were quite rightly successful at Tynecastle, what we have to do is find solutions,” Warbo told his club website.
“I don’t know much about Ian Cathro, I know he is highly thought of but no more than that.
“If you are there for a week, I imagine if I was Ian I would do very much the same as the previous week when they have won the game 2-0 at Tynecastle, you’d want to try and repeat that.
“If you looked at the stats of manager’s first games then people listen to what they want to listen to, if you took a 100 first games it wouldn’t be a vital stat. people take one or two games and use it as an example.”
If Hearts repeat their Tynecastle success they’ll go above Sevco in the table while a win for Aberdeen at home to St Johnstone would see Warbo’s side drop down to fourth place.
Sevco will be without Clint Hill on Saturday after he was sent off against Aberdeen.