Valakari unfazed by Forrester's return to Heartspublished at 13:45 15 August
Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland Senior Reporter

Simo Valakari has no issues with Hearts loanee Adam Forrester making a quick return to Tynecastle, with the St Johnstone manager saying "we all knew" how the cooperation agreements would work.
Under the new Scottish FA initiative, Premiership teams are able to send under-21 players to clubs lower in the pyramid over and above the current loan system.
Last week Hearts entered into a player partnership with St Johnstone and right-back Adam Forrester moved to Perth on a season-long loan.
However, such is the fluidity of the cooperation system, he has now returned to Tynecastle because of an injury to right-back Christian Borchgrevink.
Valakari said: "Nothing has changed. I would like to have him very much here, but we all knew it.
"Hearts have the power. Adam as a player, he knew what that type of agreement is.
"If something happens they can call him back. They did call him back so he is now there. Now he is there I am not going to waste any more of my focus on this and this.
"For me we knew it when we signed the agreement that can happen, it happened.
"Yes he can [come back to St Johnstone in the future] but I can't control what Hearts are doing, so we are focused on what we have here."