We asked for your thoughts on Hearts' business in the January transfer window.

Here's what some of you said:

Ian: Would have liked to see Hearts sign an out-and-out winger. Only time will tell if the new players are the real deal or a flash in the pan. It was an unexpected but welcome win against Dundee, but let's not get carried away just yet. I certainly won't be eating humble pie about Neil Critchley just yet. One swallow doesn't make a summer.

Neil: Critchley has undoubtedly proved me and the other doubters wrong. Jamestown Analytics are doing what we were promised with the signings of Elton Kabangu and the others they have identified.

David: The ins and outs in the transfer window look to be very positive. It's just a pity we couldn't add another speedy wide player. Hopefully our recent improved form and confidence will continue. The downside is Jorge Grant, Yutaro Oda and Barrie McKay have not moved elsewhere.

Chris: Certainly exiting the window stronger than when we entered. Disappointed to see McKay, Grant etc hanging around costing us money rather than wanting to play football. The only black mark is failing to secure Danny Armstrong from Killie as what we have on the left isn't what we have on the right. We are weak at right-back also. Overall solid 8/10 window.

Tom: The signings have all been sensible rather than spectacular. Although the players who have come in have the potential to improve under, what appears to be, a very good coaching team. A buy option for Kabangu could turn out to be a masterstroke, if his form continues and if we can afford him.