Christian Nade facing Hearts inquiry after allegations that he punched Ian Black

By Andrew Lomax Published: 10:03PM GMT twenty-four February 2010

Fall guy: Hearts" Christian Nade is fouled by Celtic"s Danny Fox to win a chastisement Photo: PA

Black was reportedly punched by the Frenchman following their 2-0 SPL better afar to Celtic progressing this month. Nade has given been behind in his homeland for family reasons.

However, he will come behind to a minute from the Tynecastle bar mouth-watering him and a deputy to attend a assembly subsequent week to put his side of the story.

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"He had to go to France since of a family problem," pronounced physical education instructor Jim Jefferies.

"He"s about to embrace a minute in the subsequent integrate of days that will let him know the outcome of the inner inquiry."

Jefferies" some-more evident regard is the outing to Aberdeen in the SPL and the Hearts physical education instructor warned his players to be ready for a Dons backlash.

Mark McGhee"s men were victims of a shock Active Nation Scottish Cup fifth-round replay better by Irn-Bru First Division side Raith Rovers last week.

To supplement to the misunderstanding now enveloping Pittodrie, the Dons were knocked about in the SPL by struggling Falkirk on Saturday after that followed a straightforward sauce room contention in in between McGhee and his players.

Hearts were knocked out of the Scottish Cup by Aberdeen in Jan but head to the Granite City with a little certainty after back-to-back wins over Falkirk and Hamilton. But Jefferies believes the Dons will be unfortunate to move to an finish their stream troubles.

"They will be smarting from their defeats not long ago and there has been a talk-in up there but we"ll go there and combine on ourselves," the Tynecastle physical education instructor told Hearts TV.

"We"re awaiting them to show, as they did the last time they played Hearts, that they are a great side.

"But the Scottish Cup better up there is in the past and all we can carry out is what happens in the future.

"We are buoyed by the dual last formula and need to set up on them.

"There is a bit of respirating space in in between us and Aberdeen and we wish to try to dilate that opening as they have a diversion in hand. So it"s a big diversion for us."