Scottish football

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Well done Hibs.

Celtic will win the title when Hearts face the reality of winning one for the first time in 60 odd years and the wheels start falling off.
 
I think from a Hearts point of view, and as someone deeply scarred from the disappointment of 1986, we would need to maintain a decent lead of at least six points going into the split.

We have three very tough fixtures coming up, St Mirren away, Hibs at home and the Rangers at Ibrox. If Hearts can come through that with seven to nine points then it could be full steam ahead.

Still a long way to go though.
 
HeartofMidlothian said:
I think from a Hearts point of view, and as someone deeply scarred from the disappointment of 1986, we would need to maintain a decent lead of at least six points going into the split.

We have three very tough fixtures coming up, St Mirren away, Hibs at home and the Rangers at Ibrox. If Hearts can come through that with seven to nine points then it could be full steam ahead.

Still a long way to go though.
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We were terrible yesterday, still so many things wrong with us,complete lack of creativity in midfield and a toothless attack along with a distinct lack of urgency in our playing style doesn't add up to a team that's going to win the league, even when we do score the chances are it'll be ruled out for some reason or another🙄
That's 17 goals we've had disallowed this. season!!! (not to mention the Shankland basketball moment at Ibrox early on🤔)

Even celtic under O' Neill are scraping through matches at the moment, Falkirk had the better chances again yesterday but as happened in there home again against them their finishing was poor!

As I said to you earlier in the season Hearts will never get a better chance to win the title as both old firm sides are poor at the moment, Hearts have been the more consistent side all season and now it's down to seeing if they have the bottle to keep it going with the pressure ramped up to max!

Truth is that any of three 3 can still win it, but celtic have the players with the experience to grind out results in a run in, going to be a tight finish, think we'll have a better idea as to how things might pan out after we play both Hearts and them at Ibrox in the next few weeks?
 
HeartofMidlothian said:
I think from a Hearts point of view, and as someone deeply scarred from the disappointment of 1986, we would need to maintain a decent lead of at least six points going into the split.

We have three very tough fixtures coming up, St Mirren away, Hibs at home and the Rangers at Ibrox. If Hearts can come through that with seven to nine points then it could be full steam ahead.

Still a long way to go though.
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I'm hoping the dandies might put a dent in the gap this week.
Shocking at the weekend,false dawn last weekend.
I'd be worried if I was the board, the tickets for the cup game aren't selling well.
It's exciting, if nothing else.
 

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