Peter Grant

Celtic and Rangers and Motherwell, to an extent, because hearts are in the position they're in, they keep winning.

Every game is massive.

Every game is massive.

So you've got to put your best team, if it's possible, get them out there.

You know, that's for me.

And that's why it's a big cause for me saying about Kieran Taylor not playing at left back.

I think him and Sir Atshia are excellent.

I think the two of them have done very well.

I just think Kieran maybe coming off after 60 minutes, maybe the one who can't maybe recover as quick.

You've got to go to the game, you might.

I think it'll be really, really tough, Paul, because I always think the catch-up game, once it's out the road, then you're uneven, Caelan, you're saying, well, it's Hart's going to lose that amount of points and Celtic continually win.

It's getting to that stage now, Paul, it's going to be very difficult when you lose games and I don't see any of them going all the way through without dropping points.

I think it's really difficult to do that.

And I'm talking about the top four in that, whether it's draws or whatever.

So if Celtic lose tomorrow night, they're not going to win it?

I don't think they'll win it, no.

Because I think there becomes a momentum shift.

I think there definitely does in that respect because if you look at Hart's fixtures, and I'm not being disrespectful to the other ones, they're very favourable.

if you look at the fixtures that's coming up and then if they get into the top I think if they get into the last period of the split that amount of points it becomes very very difficult but they're still playing the best teams in the country you'll be playing Celtic, Rangers, Motherwell

I think there's no way this is done until maybe the third game to the end of the season I just think we're looking at it Paul and saying put the game on Sunday you get the draw from it after where you were and all of a sudden you can go in front of Rangers