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18-05-2017 08:30 AM #1@hibs.net private member
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Hearts list of creditors
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2 Sports Marketing Ltd £5,153
A1 Minibus & Coaches £100
ADT Fire£1,033
Ayr United FC£1,750
Arnold Clark Finance£6,764
Allan Dick£50
Alasdair Fraser£528
Ardue House Hotel£180
AllStar Business Solutions£100
Alexander Szaorari£9,100
AB Ukio Bankas£15,488,290
Baltic Clipper£497
Bank of Scotland (Merchant Services)£100
Bank of Scotland (Equipment Finance)£970
Beswicks Sports Ltd£3,000
BOC Gases£490
British Red Cross£76
BT£3,024
British Gas£580
BIG Hearts Community Trust£589
Bruce Rae Property Management£34,048
Business Line UAB£204,143
Cable & Wireless£2,198
James Calcer£1,411
Cameron Presentations£5,406
Campbell Medical Supplies£100
Janette Campbell£100
Cardiac Services£152
Charlie Irons Coaches£100
Chamic£100
Childcare Vouchers£100
B Ciocco£11,469
Citroen£5,232
Clearwater Technology£5,156
Clouds£6,870
Coerver Coaching Scotland£949
Concept Group£841
Copymade Ltd£100
Corona Energy Retail£29,729
The Insolvency Service£0
DJ Alexander£6,323
David Cameron£110
Miss Amal Daher£120
Dataserve UK£160
DC Lighting Services£652
DJB Fire & Safety Training£48
Outfield Harrison£1,816
Daisy Communications£1,474
Ensco 165 £509,464
Eamonn Collins£5,000
Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce£674
Elite Medicale£222
Ermington Associates£100
Egkijius Valiauga£863
Fife Imaging Associates£903
Fountain Court Apartments£100
Football Safety Officers£230
GF Capital Solutions£337
John Gibson£2,520
Glenham Property£100
Graeme Rankin Sports Mgmt.£12,000
Green Star Media£77
Greentech Sportsturf£1,056
G4S£12,057
GroupCall Ltd.£210
HM Revenue - VAT£0
HM Revenue£1,881,068
Hamilton & Brydie£144
Hectic Life£52
HBJ Gateley Wareing£100
Herriot Watt£145,655
Highlander Kilt Hire£430
Hitachi Capital£7
Holiday Inn Aberdeen£58
Homespring Ltd£499
Sven Housten£40
HoMFC Shareholder Association£5,030
Impact Signs£6,499
InterLax£234
Interface En£100
James Armstrong & Co£1,520
Johnston Carmichael£100
Jane Lofthouse Johnson£410
James Sandison£680
J Thomson Colour Printers£100
Kauno Futbolo£13,431
Key Sports Management£23,049
Korelita£52,610
KPMG Hungary£1,190
Lady Haigs Poppy Fund£185
Lietuvos Rytas£37
Livingston FC£282
Liverpool FC£46,625
Llyods TSB£17,165
Lex Autolease£1,159
Lochgreen Hotel£510
Lyco Direct Ltd.£1,822
Milson Capital Corp£1,223,989
Ian Maclennan£335
McCraes Battalion Trust£100
Dr Carrie McCrea£760
Tony McGill£19,625
Dr Scott McKie£700
McRae of Gorgie£560
Meridan Hospital£790
Dr Andrew Murray£250
Musselburgh Athletic FC£5,790
Michael Page International£100
NHS Lothian£75
NHS Fife £739
North Lanarkshire Council£100
Northgate Vechile Hire£100
Nuffield Health£4,645
OG Lawfirm£5,000
Orange£5,896
PHS Group£1,110
Pulsant Scotland£240
Paton Plant Ltd£3,290
Pendrich Height Services£6,552
Performing Right Society£13,995
Pitch International£4,746
PPL Sport & Leisure£1,325
PPL£4,133
Premier Sports£4,836
ProKit£100
ProAmica£34,899
Professor Ernest Schiders£2,410
Rapide Communication£176
Respublikos Investicija£62
Runos Vertimal£43
RWN Orthopaedics£100
Ryden Lettings£100
Rigby Taylor Ltd.£1,564
Robert Graeme Wilson£150
Spie Matthew£2,436
Spire Healthcare£3,118
Scottish Water£100
Steve Hutchison£3,430
Scottish Police Authority£18,585
Savills£20,602
Scottish Ambulance Services£2,454
Scomac Catering Equip.£100
Scottish Power (Stadium)£9,544
Scottish Power (Ticket Office)£5,467
Scottish Power (Admin Block)£1,254
Scottish Gas Business£347
Scrubbers Laundry£162
SDMS£411
Securevent Security£12,309
SFA£5,011
Shanks Waste Mgmt.£1,211
Scottish Hydro Electric£139
Jordan Shearer£90
Shred-it£457
Sky Business£100
Slaters£100
SNS Group£1,281
Spectator Seating£13,005
Speedy Power£100
Sportsmasters£1,648
Sporting ID£100
Sports Medicine Uraea AB£2,700
SRM Hearts£19,853
Scottish Power£100
St Andrews First Aid£364
Stenhousemuir FC£12,900
Stellar Football Ltd£5,750
Streamline Print Mgmt.£418
Superturas£26,636
Scottish Youth Football Assoc.£1,700
T.G Baker Sound£2,656
ThyssenKnapp Elevator£3,378
City of Edinburgh Council£90,715
City of Edinburgh Council (for flats)£2,631
The Edinburgh Clinic£557
Newspaper Licensing Agency£1,428
Talk Talk£5,548
The Rangers FC£1,410
Ticketmaster£33,112
TNT UK£8
TNT Post£56
Trichem£1,380
Technology Services Group£1,967
Turnstile Systems£810
UAB litcargus£1,166
UK Football Academy£228
Unum£2,300
UAB Ukio£8,151,497
Veecom Systems£3,525
Viola£290
Vodafone Connect£343
Wallace Brown/Langstane£956
Weatherseal£42
Western Saab£500
Dr David Whitaker£500
Scott Wilson£1,000
Yorkshire Clinic£2,562.
"I did not need any persuasion to play for such a great club, the Hibs result is still one of the first I look for"
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18-05-2017 02:00 PM #3Coaching Staff
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I think it's time we moved on. Surely no need to keep listing every single Hearts creditor, and ceaselessly propagating this list.
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18-05-2017 05:16 PM #4@hibs.net private member
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Fair point DBS. Originally Posted by DBS
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18-05-2017 02:02 PM #5Coaching Staff
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As I've said, no sense in continuing to list and circulate Hearts every bumped creditor, including the amount of money those tramps have stolen from hard-working local businesses, and charities set up to help vulnerable people in need. Originally Posted by Bostonhibby
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18-05-2017 02:12 PM #6@hibs.net private member
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I hear you Bob. Originally Posted by Dashing Bob S
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I'm always happy to oblige a request from a fellow hibby though.
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"I did not need any persuasion to play for such a great club, the Hibs result is still one of the first I look for"
Sir Matt Busby
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18-05-2017 03:27 PM #7First Team Breakthrough
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Different view
I need to use up some time at work so I thought I would look at that horrid list and some of the names stood out for me. So I am actually being paid for doing this!
I have listed the names and on the right I have tried to work out what they were used for, or who they really are or what they may mean.
This is just my personal green tinted perception of course.
happy reading
Pro Kit £100 – Dubious massage therapist for second string players
Pro Amica £34,899 - Clearly a lot better than her friend above based on the fee. But crap at realising she is the one being Scr*wed as not being paid.
Fountain Court Apartments£100 This is the Flat that Pro & Kit used for ' business purposes'
Scrubbers Laundry £162 – I think this is the business name of Pro & Kit Services Inc or it could be Vlad’s Money laundering service or a typical female yam standing next to an Indesit.
Savills £20,602 – Think there is a theme with this club when it comes to insidious characters. It kept him in cigars though
Cardiac Services £152 – This was a free service for potential shareholders when they realized Vlad had bolted with their cash.
Copymade Ltd £100 – Company that supplied the 1980s Print marching to produce the shareholder certificates
Lady Haigs Poppy Fund £185- This was just to show how classy the club really is .
Performing Right Society £13,995
Shred-it £457 – Quick get rid of the evidence! That’s a lot of shredding
Unum £2,300 – This is the language used by the accounts team at the PBS
Football Safety Officers £230 – These guys are still being used in large numbers to stop the fans seeing the total gash on the pitch
GF Capital Solutions £337 – Huge company. Small fee. Shows how much capital the yams really had
HoMFC Shareholder Association £5,030 – Hold on they got rammed before and now back for seconds? Too much in breeding.
Korelita £52,610 –Another friend of the girls Kit & Pro sounds like a cryptic word for Lolita ( maybe for a previous player and managers entertainment )
Lex Autolease £1,159 - A Trend I have noticed. Public Bodies and charities, power companies, private docs they built up large debts. Hotels, flats cars and other ‘essentials’ seem to have small debt so it was selective bill paying. Keep the BMW stuff Herriot Watt.
Shanks Waste Mgmt. £1,211 – Used to remove the Cr*p from the stadium.....the only reason its still there is the club went T*ts up. A bit like Pro & Kit.
Superturas ( Su pert ur as As£26,636 ) this is definitely for something dodgy Kit and Pro have a lot to ask for. No wonder Vlad a Mini Vlad Roman were always smiling...not to mention certain politicians
Yorkshire Clinic £2,562. – This has to be for curing the issues arising from too much Superturas
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British Red Cross
BIG Hearts Community Trust
Lady Haigs Poppy Fund
McCraes Battalion Trust
Scottish Ambulance Services
No shame. Wonder if they ever paid back any of the charities they stole from.
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Those are disgraceful, they all are but those in particular. The Poppy Fund and McCraes Battallion FFS. Originally Posted by Austinho
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I also find interesting the Big Hearts Community Trust in that in the first Admin statement the debt to BHCT was £34,048.43 whilst when they exited administration it was around £589. This was achieved by The Admins charging the charity rent of round about the same amount (spookily enough) that the FC owed the charity. Money that was publicy funded or donated towards the charity was used to gain a sporting advantage by Hearts which is the crux of the matter, yet they remain boastful despite knowing the depths they plumbed (even for them) to achieve it.
Other than massaging the end figure and window dressing I am not sure what the point of that particular excercise was.
Around the time of the Administration event their bookeeper embezzled £53,652 for which she was convicted in August 2015.
It's probably fair to say that financial systems and controls had evaporated by then.
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Could someone confirm that this is the list we're not to discuss? I'd hate to post it by accident in future. Originally Posted by Bostonhibby
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Looks right to me. Originally Posted by Eyrie
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18-05-2017 07:35 PM #12First Team Regular
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Is it true that a Hibby paid off the Poppy debt?
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Must've felt embarrassed for hertz
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18-05-2017 07:42 PM #14Solipsist
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Much obliged. Originally Posted by lapsedhibee
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18-05-2017 07:57 PM #15Testimonial Due
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Nobody cares about this, i remember a guy getting told HE was **** on another football forum because he called them poppy thieves. When he explained that they had bumped quite a few charities it was considered to be ok because somebody had paid the poppy debt. Originally Posted by Bostonhibby
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I really hate it when folk reply to such a long post such as this one Originally Posted by Bostonhibby
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that list MUST be wrong....... they were due the money to themselves Originally Posted by Bostonhibby
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19-05-2017 08:54 PM #18Coaching Staff
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What? Originally Posted by Bostonhibby
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Uh...Eh?
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Originally Posted by Pete
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"I did not need any persuasion to play for such a great club, the Hibs result is still one of the first I look for"
Sir Matt Busby
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Poor Housty, always the bridesmaid. Now that's an image...
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Post number 12 Originally Posted by SouthMoroccoStu
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http://www.hibs.net/showthread.php?3...ight=creditors" Whatever the future may hold, Fans of this unique club will stand firm in Hibernians corner. Yes, united they stand, those wonderful supporters and The greatest football club on earth, " - Hibernian F.C. The team that wouldn't die. Click here
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18-05-2017 08:42 AM #22First Team Breakthrough
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I am looking forward to the next set of creditors they publish!
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Budge, A Originally Posted by Green Blood
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Many thank Boston
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Nae bother, only ever a click away Originally Posted by SouthMoroccoStu
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"I did not need any persuasion to play for such a great club, the Hibs result is still one of the first I look for"
Sir Matt Busby
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18-05-2017 08:49 AM #26Coaching Staff
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What was the official explanation given by HW University for allowing them to continue using their facilities despite them owing them almost £150,000?
Their claim to be a big club is made utterly laughable by the fact they have to rent training space from a public body and dont own their own facilities. Tramps.
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I was wondering who Milson Capital Corp were who were due over £1.2M.
Saw this in the EEN
So they had to go away from the norm to get a loan to pay their players over £1.2M and yet were still signing folk like Beattie. I take it this company is like a big team's Wonga once yer big banks have told them to GTF.The club’s other debts range from £19,625 owed to agent Tony McGill, £1.2m to British Virgin Islands-based Milson Capital Corp to repay a loan to pay players’ wages, £430 to a Livingston kilt hire firm and more than £93,000 to the city council.
Read more at: http://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.co...ties-1-3024860
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http://panama.data2www.com/e/226497 Originally Posted by KWJ
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It's the way insolvency law works. Originally Posted by Since90+2
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If I were Heriot-Watt I would ask for cash up front though!
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If I were a Heriot Watt student, I'd tell them to take a hike if they were asking for money Originally Posted by jgl07
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