Steven Naismith reckons the future is bright at Hearts after watching his kids rack up the goals to recover from a sticky start to the season.
B-team boss Naismith is overseeing their debut season in the Lowland League and after hovering around the lower reaches during the early stages, they are starting to climb the standings. The young Jambos returned from a break to thwart Dalbeattie Star 4-0 on Saturday - after thumping nine past Edinburgh Uni and edging out Gretna 2-1 at the start of November.
They're up to 13th now and former Kilmarnock, Rangers and Hearts forward Naismith reckons the future is starting to look very bright indeed. He said, via the Edinburgh Evening News : “I feel as a group we have learned and in the last three performances you can see we are progressing. We have won them all, but they have been different kind of wins. Against Gretna we had to really defend our lead, but the other games we have played some very good attacking football.
