Hearts and Scotland goalkeeper Craig Gordon is “cherishing each sport” as No 1 for membership and nation since coming back from nearly a 12 months out by means of damage.
The 41-year-old has taken the gloves from Zander Clark at membership stage this season and changed the injured Angus Gunn on the worldwide stage.
Gordon, who earned his 79th cap for his nation throughout Monday’s Nations League victory over Poland, will hope to proceed his nice kind towards the league leaders Celtic on Saturday, reside on Sky Sports activities from 7pm.
“It may be an ideal ambiance. The followers are going to pack the place out,” the Hearts goalkeeper advised Sky Sports activities Information.
“We do not get to play that many evening video games. Saturday evening video games are uncommon. We’re able to go. I believe it is an thrilling sport for us.
“We’ll attempt to impose ourselves and carry a risk going ahead. Everyone is aware of the standard that they’ve.
“The shape they have been in, not simply in Scotland however in Europe as effectively, has been very spectacular.
“We’ll should be at our easiest. We’ll should be superb to get one thing from the sport.”
Gordon performed at Celtic from 2014-20
Hearts have endured a tough begin to the season, recording simply two victories from their opening 13 league video games, leaving them eleventh within the Scottish Premiership desk.
“In the previous few weeks, the outcomes possibly have not fairly been there however the performances have been good and deserving of extra from the matches,” added the previous Celtic goalkeeper.
“If we will proceed that and proceed to progress then I believe we’ll be okay.
“The brand new supervisor desires us to be aggressive, he desires us to play attacking soccer.
“It is nice to be again concerned. I do know it is not going to final without end. Each sport that I get at this second in time is one which I cherish and to provide every thing I’ve received for.
“It is nice to be concerned on each fronts and I will attempt to maintain that going so long as I can.”
