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Third alone won't float Hearts stars' boat but joining legends gallery is more than a dream - Ryan Stevenson

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Hearts remain well on course to finish third but lifting the Scottish Cup would be the big one. Stevie Naismith’s squad will 100 per cent believe they can go all the way.

Rightly so – because they can. Hearts teams have done it in the past and will do it again in the future. Why can’t this team join those of 1998, 2006 and 2012?

The players might not declare it publicly because every footballer knows you open yourself up to being left with egg on your face but they will fancy their chances.

Every season I went in looking to do well in the league and trying to win the cups. Hearts are likely to finish third in the league but that won’t really float the boats of their players.

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