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Steven Naismith will end up sacked if Lawrence Shankland leaves Hearts at the end of January. That’s the simple fact and I suspect he feels it himself.
There was a moment in the first half at Celtic Park on Saturday that typified everything I believe to be in the DNA of Heart of Midlothian. Not Lawrence Shankland or Stephen Kingsley’s goals in the 2-0 win, impressive as they were.
BBC Scotland broadcaster and journalist Richard Gordon has put the cat amongst the pigeons with a column which hints at a conspiracy theory behind the lack of penalties awarded against Rangers.
There was an old adage among top flight players like myself who never experienced life at the Old Firm: “If you don’t play for Rangers or Celtic the next best thing is to beat them.”
Suso Santana used to do my nut in trying to pinch goals off team-mates.
The best player I ever played with was John Paul McBride. Bar none. We were at St Johnstone together and he did things with the ball I’d never seen anyone do before.
It's hard to believe it's been a decade since I was moved so much by one kid plundering his piggy bank in a bid to help keep his beloved Hearts afloat.
It's genuinely make or break time for Steven Naismith at Hearts. The next five or six games are going to be huge for him as head coach. If we don’t get the right results then he could be majorly under pressure.