Csaba Laszlo insisted he would not leave Hearts for any job in the world - as long everyone at the club is 100% behind him.

It has been another rollercoaster week for the Jambos boss, who heard his captain booed during Saturday's goalless Clydesdale Bank Premier League draw with Falkirk before venting his own frustration on Tuesday at seeing the club going backwards this season. His outburst looked to have come at the worst possible time as it was immediately followed by an impromptu visit from Vladimir Romanov.

Laszlo said: "If I have the feeling the players and the club stay behind me, I can be linked with every job in the world, but why would I move? If you will be sacked, if you don't feel you can help the team, you leave."

Laszlo refused to divulge the detail of Tuesday's conversation with the controversial Romanov.

But he confirmed the January transfer window was discussed, having already stressed his desire for experienced players to bolster his young squad. Laszlo also revealed Romanov had one-to-ones with skipper Michael Stewart, injured vice-captain Marius Zaliukas and Jose Goncalves.

He added: "This was a productive conversation.

"Jose Goncalves is a very good football player who from his attitude, from his performance, from his character off the field, inside the dressing room, is a very precious player for Heart of Midlothian."