Hearts: Will Derek McKenz be divided into the old company? | Christophe Pera says Football news

“Second, there is to take, to get the first big question.”

Hearts began a strong start for the season with former Captain Christophe Pira, supporting Tony Bloom’s prediction Divide the old company and win the Scottish Premier League in the next ten years.

Derek McKenz has not been defeated in the league since he took responsibility for Tynecastle Park, and on Saturday 3-0 won against Falkirk, they were transferred two points from Celtic at the top of the table after they drew with Hibs.

“Flying in the team, the manager comes and did a great job with the players while they are really good now,” said Praira, who was in Hares when he won eight of the first 10 games in the 2005-06 season under the leadership of George Burley.

“I think we know it will be a difficult task (to win the league) but it is in a good place now and the manager has experience. He was there, he did so before, he was with Aberdeen and he was very successful.

“It is just one game at one time, stopped through it, make sure that we are winning and not overcoming 30 games in the season and asking this question again.

“Celtic has not hit the full steam in the future and expects to pick up. Rangers looks very fragile first and foremost, and I think the second is in taking it.

“To get first, you know that it will be a big demand, but they have good players.”

Ten new players moved to Gorgie Club this summer with the help of Bloom’s Jamestown Analytics, a data company with a recorder in Brighton and St. Gilly’s Federation.

“This is what was brought to him. He did this in all the clubs he had, especially Brighton,” Berira added.

“Some of the players who sold them for hundreds of millions of pounds who may not know the difference they played before. They know what to do.

“They enter a good environment, a good club, good facilities, and a good city.

“Everything is here and in its place to make them feel comfortable at home and they have already hit the ground.”

Lawrence Shankland scored his 163rd goal in Scottish football on Saturday, to become the top scorer since SPFL was embodied in 2013.

“It is an incredible start. It is a great thing to sign for three other seasons. I think this is his home.”

“It may already be a legend for Hearts fans, but it can take one step forward and hope he will raise a cup of hearts as a leader. That will be incredible.”