Andy Halliday claims Barrie McKay's Hearts form deserves to represent Scotland.
Weidman scored an excellent winning goal as the Jumbos won their first game against Ross his County Premiership at Tynecastle. And he provided a nice no-look assist to put number 9 Lawrence Shankland in goal to open his scoring in last Sunday's Edinburgh Derby. He then missed a big second-half chance to make the visitors 2–0 before Martin Boyle's dramatic stoppage time equalization.
McKay led his table in assists at Tynecastle last season, but after it took him seven months to score his first goal for the Maroons last year, this year's The campaign is already missing its goal. Steve Clarke is set to pick his side later this month before the World Cup playoff-winning Ukrainian returns to Glasgow in June before the UEFA Nations League clashes with Ireland at home to Ukraine in September.
McKay was tipped to join earlier this year, but Clark overlooked. Now Halliday is drumming for his former Rangers teammates after rediscovering his mojo at Tynecastle. "He said.
"Glen Middleton are of good quality and are off to a great start, but the Scottish team is the strongest they have ever been and I think it will be very difficult to break through yet.
In terms of domestic action, Halliday will be eyeing both trophies after losing to Rangers in the Scottish Cup final in May, with a team led by Robbie Neilson leading the way to the Premier Sports Cup. Taking on Kilmarnock in the second round, Halliday hopes to emulate the last Hearts team to lift the silverware more than a decade ago. You know it's highly regarded, and we want to replicate that," said Halliday. “We want to win every competition we play in and we know we are a very good team, but we also know how good Rangers and Celtic are.
"Louis Neilson, coming from Dundee United, has yet to actually play in the league, but at 19 he has everything to go to the top. attributes and he will certainly be a very good player for us in the future.
He gave us something different and full-backs don't want to play against him, Lawrence Shankland guaranteed a goal and Jorge Grant came in from Peterborough - who "We recruited very well over the summer and have not only improved our team, but added a player that gives us the depth that was lacking last year." }
Last weekend's Derby draw Stung by Hearts rice field. However, they have been undefeated in two league matches so far. Halliday thinks it's more impressive given they weren't at their best. “The first day against Ross County already showed that you can win without even giving your best.Then the Edinburgh Derby was so close to victory that it was frustrating but definitely positive.
"My home form at Tynecastle last year was great and I'm going to try to replicate this. We know the atmosphere is really good and we're going to use that to our advantage again.
"We've added a great player to the team and I think we're going to do very well. My goal for this season is of course to play every Saturday. It would be great to get the 3 points for the 2018 season, but it would be great to get the trophy this time.”
Andy Halliday speaking on behalf of Grosvenor. Sports.
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