Can the hearts be impossible and win the Scottish Premiicship?

If you forget hearts – or any non-old company club – don’t need to win the league, you can only conclude that Mcinnes’ parts are the real deal and the puff champions are the real problem.

They have not seen it well since George Burley took charge two decades ago, that certain hearts challenge that was not aimed at the old company but at the stupidity of the owner of the club at the time, Vlad Romanov.

Some might say that it is not wise for hearts to dream because it is so early in the campaign. But why not? Isn’t football about the dream of what can be?

They know a lot of suffering in these parts in these times. Saying a JUBO calmly while their team is floating an eight-point lead at the top of the table is the worst kind of murder.

They haven’t won the league since 1960. Long road ahead. Danger Ahoy, no doubt. Pressure and damage and bumps in the road, but these are happy times.

And what can be done, make it sustainable – so the infrastructure of the club is everything that Celtic and RaRangers ‘of Celtics’ do not have.

It’s solid. It’s focused. It was set up with the money and wisdom of Tony Bloom, the Brighton Chairman, who invested £10m for a minority stake in the club.

It was misled, too, by the work of Jamestown Analytics and their ability to find the likes of Kyziridis, an uncapped Greek who plays in the second tier of Norwegian Football in Norway in Norway in Norway in Norway.

The club is now in tune with the pitch after years of being a troubled place. Celtic and Rangers do not think of such strength.

People involved in Scottish Football see things as they have always been and they don’t see them changing. Perhaps the scene that will still continue at the end of time. Maybe. The truth is there is so much doubt that it is exciting enough for today.

People are like flowers, looking here from the stand, a breath of fresh air. He already said that Hearts could win the league in a decade. That kind of chat from an underdog is often laughed at in Scotland. Usually.

tynecastle live on sunday. Another test passed with flying colors. Glorious Maroon, of course.