He's rubbish at Geography too. He thinks Belgium and Scotland are the same size!
Belgium has twice the population of Scotland. I call that double, not the same or even similar.
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07-08-2017 03:57 PM #61
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07-08-2017 04:14 PM #63
Liked the quote about Hibs being like Fiorentina.
Maybe Fiorentina want to be like Hibs judging from their new away kits
http://www.fiorentinastore.com/en/fi...y-2017-18.html
(They have FIVE strips this season!)
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07-08-2017 04:19 PM #65
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I have to take issue with you. I've never read a dissertation as bad as that drivel.
I like the idea of Celtic waiting for Godot though - although Mitchell clearly isn't familiar with the play, someone should let him know Godot never arrives...
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07-08-2017 04:47 PM #66
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07-08-2017 05:23 PM #67
Mitchell an erse. Couldn't even hold onto the Queen Vic. His brother Grant is the far more intelligent of the two.
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07-08-2017 05:45 PM #68
Would be very skeptical of a foreign rich guy, who has no affiliation with the club whatsoever coming in. I don't want us to just be some rich mans play thing that he can just chuck away once he gets bored. Look at the mess it got hearts in and look at the likes of Cardiff City, rich owner who just wants to mess about the club the way he sees fit, changing their colours etc.
If a rich person was to come in and buy hibs I'd want it to be a hibs fan, someone with the club already in their heart. Having said that though, although winning trophies more often would be great, it would feel a little less special if it was bought.
The setup we have now is working, we are managing the club in a sensible way, living within our means and growing fan ownership. A lot of money coming into the club would be highly welcomed of course but I would be very worried indeed having a forgein rich person coming on board, we've seen many times how that can end up going badly wrong.
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Unfortunately British and European football is currently awash with cash supplied by middle east countries and families whose attitude towards human rights could at best be described as devil may care .... not least of those being the source of £200,000,000 to buy Neymar and the venue for the world cup after next. I'm willing to bet even a guy like Roman Obramovich hasn't survived this long without being close to Putin, who lets face it isn't exactly the sort of guy to baulk at a few well placed murders in order to stay at the top.
I'm not suggesting for a second I would accept Hibs being funded from an obviously odious source .... but I would be prepared to learn the background of it before I jumped in half cocked.
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07-08-2017 06:29 PM #71
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When i was at school in the eighties, population of cities and country's was part of Geography.
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Your suggestion that an Israeli real-estate developer could have purely altruistic motives in wanting to take over a football team in Scotland has my mind boggling. There is a small minority of Israelis who are very uncomfortable with the apartheid regime but they are generally not the ones involved in the contruction, foreign investment and real estate businesses.
I'm old enough to remember the stroke of absolute luck Hibs had with Tom Hart but I certainly wouldn't want to risk a foreign money man (of any nationality) coming to buy himself a new toy at Easter Rd.
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Mitchell hasn't a clue about Belgian football, Anderlecht and Club Brugge are the two most successful teams and while Brugge is the best supported team Standard and Gent are big successful clubs and Genk and Mechelen have had great teams in recent years. Success in terms of league titles has been shared around much more than in Scotland in recent years.
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As for foreign money men ....... take a look around mate, half the successful clubs in Europe are owned by foreign money men. To shut the door on the only possible chance we realistically could ever have to challenge Celtic financially or make a decent dent in Europe based on a few dodgy owners at other clubs would be incredible short sighted. What I would never tolerate is an owner, any owner, who came in promising millions and then gave money in the form of loans that appeared as debt on the clubs books, leaving him to walk away debt free and leaving the club bust if he got fed up. On that score its hand over the cash no strings attached or don't bother.
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Mick Napier is actually a friend of mine as it happens, so I found this quite amusing, I don't know how well you know him to be making statements about him, or his intentions, but if you take some time to understand the BDS movement you'll realise that it isn't about targeting individual Israeli citizens, but those who are complicit. Our goalkeeper for example hasn't faced any protests has he? Many performers also appear at the festival, and only those sponsored by the state are ever targeted for protests.
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That line alone tells me that you know nothing about Napier or the many people from all walks of life who support the struggle for Palestinian freedom.
Perhaps you are a Scouse Hibee but I'd guess that you aren't averse to the odd gander at the Sun's political pages. ;-)
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Perhaps the fictional property dealer who was going to engage in this fictional investment was a fictional Arab Muslim or Christian property developer and not even of fictional Jewish ethnicity.
IngolstadtHarry I think you are leaping to conclusions and making unwarranted judgements about a number of people whose motives you instantly 'understand' because they won't go along with your simplistic black and white viewpoint.
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07-08-2017 10:08 PM #86
Spoke to him on twitter and he says it was less than a year ago,and the guy has "serious, serious money"
He doesn't think he is interested anymore.
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Why in that case why would a guy with 'serious, serious money' who was serious about getting into football go soft on an idea so quickly, especially when his target is an even better prospect than it was a year ago? ...... unless he wasn't serious to begin with of course. STF and RP if nothing else can smell a rat a mile off and I have absolute faith that they would vet to the n'th degree any prospective buyer. My guess is he has lost interest because STF wouldn't sell the club to him for any amount of money.
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I wonder how much 'serious serious' is compared to 'off the radar' , maybe one of hibsnet accountant could compile a scale of shysters fictional levels of wealth ?
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