Hearts new boy Elliott Frear says the chance to play at Tynecastle made his decision to sign for the club an easy one.
The 29-year-old was unveiled as a Hearts player this afternoon, joining on a one-year deal.
He says he was sold on the move after a short chat with boss Robbie Neilson, but didn't need too much convincing anyway.
He told the Hearts club website: “I spoke to Robbie over the summer and it was a no-brainer. I know exactly what the club’s all about, it’s a massive club and I’m delighted to be here.
“I’ve played at Tynecastle a few times with Motherwell. I remember it being quite daunting to play here, the crowd are right on you and I remember thinking when I walked out the tunnel that it would be amazing to play for a club like this.
“I’m absolutely delighted I’ve got the chance to represent this club and hopefully there’s a good season to come.
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“The gaffer told me to come in and play my normal game. I’ll look to get it out wide, beat a few people and into the box. We’ve got good players here so there’s no reason why we can’t do well this year. “
Frear joins new signings Craig Gordon and Jordan Roberts in strengthening the starting XI at Hearts.
Frear spent more than two years at Motherwell before joining Forest Green Rovers on a short term deal last year.
