Hearts ‘Enjoy Building’ Celtic Showdown

Naisith thinks that hearts are getting bigger week by week.

“Back in the day, the results of the hearts did not come from big performances,” he said.

“There were mistakes there, Motherwell played them on the park for 60 minutes, so they won in different ways.

“But the last few performances, the Derby Game was not a pleasant watch, but their performances became complete.

“Their forwards made the right choices at the right times and that’s what happened tonight for the second and third goals.

It’s not a 3-0 game of performances. It was individual mistakes and poor quality that led to opportunities in the heart that they took out of Kilmarkock’s hands. “

Naismith pointed to the depth of the squad available to Mcinnes.

“When the window closed you probably thought the squad was too big, but I don’t think you could get a better manager to manage that,” he said.

“I think the guys coming off the bench and they’re hungry and the guys on the pitch are showing ‘I’m not out of the team’. The real change is the runaway winners in their team.”

What about the proposals currently being proposed by the least favorites to finish second?

“I wouldn’t say they’re favourites, but with a bit of luck they could finish second,” Naismith said.

“In the coming seasons, it’s going to be a three-horse race.

“As time goes on, they will continue to move away from the best of the rest and the gap will continue to close.

“The signings they’re making are guys who can’t be moved who are minimal risk because the data backs that up. They’re also the fan base that’s going to grow. So it’s an exciting time.”

What is the likelihood of a title challenge this season?

“If they get to January and they’re still in the mix, they could have extensions coming in,” Naismith added.

“Then, if it lasts during the march and they are right in the mix, the pressure of all that goes away from the hearts and completely in the old company because there is an expectation that they will come first.”