Hearts: No old company company ‘from now on’ – Tony Bloom

“Perhaps the last 15 years, except for a time when rangers won the league, it was dominated by a club. I could not do well.

“I think it’s very important in general for Scottish football that it’s not one or two club shows and it’s not from now, I’m sure.”

Bloom said, when he first started talking to hearts, seeing that the target is to finish third, but now he says “The least need to end the third”.

He said the situation was similar to his investment in Saint-Gilloise, which he helped to reign for a reason that they won the head of Belgian for the first time in 90 years ago.

“Every heart game in Midlothian Play, we play to win,” Bloom said. “Every tournament that’s in the heart, we think we can win it, we’ll let it win.

“I accept the fact that, when we go to the Champions League, who may have difficult. But we have, our players, and our players, and our players, and our players, and our head coaches.

“With squads of players Sporting Director Grame Jones helped unifying under Derek McInnes, I think we will continue to grow years of year.”

Bloom reveals that his interest in hearts go to 1986, if they need only dundee to seal their first league title for only 26 years to lose two late goals.

“When I was growing up, it wasn’t always an old steady show,” he said. “I’m sure some people here remember 1986. I’m sorry to talk about it – maybe that’s not a good idea!”