James Hill has outlined his England World Cup dream as he admits playing week in, week out at Hearts is 'tremendous'.
The 21-year-old was snapped up on a loan deal by Robbie Neilson in January to beef up his defensive options with Craig Halkett out for the season. The Bournemouth defender has settled like a duck to water in the capital and has quickly established himself as a key member of the side that is challenging for the top three and in the Scottish Cup.
A spell in the capital playing consistent first-team football is exactly what he wants at this stage of his career as he bids to return south and force his way in due to his performances in Scotland's top flight. From there he wants to establish himself as a regular at the top level and eventually go on to win caps for England and play in the World Cup. A long shot maybe, but it is a dream for Hill who achieved becoming a professional football so why not go on and make his next one a reality also?
