Peter Haring admits he is happy at Hearts and would like to extend his stay beyond the summer but has insisted there is no rush over thrashing out his future.
The Jambos are in a real tussle to land the best of the rest spot behind Celtic and Rangers this year with a losing run of five games coupled up with red-hot form from Aberdeen meaning the Gorgie men now trail the Dons by five points with five games to go. Steven Naismith grabbed his first win as interim boss last time out to bring that shocking run to an end with an emphatic 6-1 win over Ross County but Barry Robson's men made it seven wins on the bounce with victory over Rangers at Pittodrie.
Haring and Co are fully focused on trying to catch Aberdeen knowing that third spot could guarantee European group stage football again with the Old Firm squaring off in the Scottish Cup semi-final this weekend with the winner heading into the showpiece against one of Falkirk or Inverness in June.
