Oisin McEntee says he is enjoying a different style of play under new Hearts boss Wouter Vrancken, with less emphasis on "long-ball" football and a greater focus on "building from the back" and "patterns of play". The more direct style under Derek McInnes came very close to winning Hearts their first top-flight title in 60 years, but it is now a case of adapting to new manager Vrancken's demands. AdvertisementAdvertisement Advertisement"I think just the patterns of play is probably the main thing," McEntee said. "I think we had a very different approach last year where we'd kind of play a lot of long-ball football and make teams defend from there. "You just realise that these teams punish you when you make mistakes, so it's just about lifting your level again."