David Grey "will bounce again and discover a good job", derby rival Wouter Vrancken has predicted after the Scottish head coach's dismissal by Hibernian on Wednesday.
The Hearts boss performed his half in heaping strain on the previous Hibs captain with a 3-1 win at Easter Highway on this month's Edinburgh derby.
However the Belgian expressed sympathy for Grey, who had steered his facet to a Premier Sports activities Cup semi-final towards Hearts however whose close to two-and-a-half years in cost ended together with his facet presently ninth within the Scottish Premiership, six locations under their metropolis rivals.
"The sympathy I really feel can be as a result of, whenever you're within the job, you understand how arduous it’s, and the way tough the conditions may be," Vrancken mentioned.
"I understand how arduous it’s to be within the job. I'm all the time unhappy to see a colleague dropping his job."
Hibs will doubtless have a brand new everlasting head coach in time for the assembly at Hampden on Sunday, 1 November.
Nevertheless, Vrancken's full focus is on recovering from his personal facet's 2-1 defeat at Falkirk Stadium once they face a Kilmarnock facet on Saturday whose 1-0 win at Easter Highway was the ultimate straw for Grey.
He says it could be "additional optimistic" to get again to profitable methods simply in time for the three-week worldwide break.
"We analysed the sport and we confirmed it to the gamers, we mentioned it with the gamers, and they’re, after all, very self-aware concerning the issues that occurred," he added.
"It was not simply out of possession we didn't play our greatest sport, however in possession was, I believe, the worst sport we performed.
"We didn't push the opponent in decision-making and defensively then it's straightforward to defend and that's not how we wish to play."
