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Originally Posted by H18 SFR
anything to avoid their reality of being utter keek!
He was,think it was his 3rd or 4th game in charge.😁Quote:
Originally Posted by CA Hibby
Being so early in his Hearts managerial career didn't stop him taking a holiday before the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fanforlife
And Hearts have been down cycled.Quote:
Originally Posted by 660
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Put it this way the can call it what they want but records will show they went down.
Relegated, expelled, punted, dropped, recalibrated...... whatever
You’re doon!
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As Private Frazer would say "they're marooned".Quote:
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St Mirren 1 Hearts 0 why not 😁
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I can smell relegation.
Better team won.Quote:
Originally Posted by 04Sauzee
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Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
More than made up for that in additional season ticket sales when Leeann voted on Good Friday to end the leagues. Doubled it when she said no to reconstruction and trebled it when she voted no to the independent inquiry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irish_Steve
If that’s the case then they should waive any parachute payment as that’s for relegated teams only. Let’s how moralistic they really are 😂Quote:
Originally Posted by H18 SFR
So.Today could be the day.
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/f...stamp-22029554
Oooooh!Quote:
Originally Posted by Waxy
"Unanimous" - interesting...
My elderly neighbour in his 70s and and Yam ST holder was claiming last night that the premiership teams have cut their noses to spite their faces as Hearts take 2500 to every away ground. I did point out that was rubbish but he was adamant how valuable the maroon pound is to Scottish football and Hearts fans will punish every team that voted to expel them. After debating with him further he agreed they would have been relegated had the season been finished. Can’t wait for next weeks clap for the NHS to get an update after they’ve been expelled
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Originally Posted by Waxy
Bit embarrassing for Dave Cormack there... he wanted an investigation into governance at the SPFL, yet his outfit can’t minute a meeting accurately.
Give the guy a break. His original minute said there was consensus, which there was. However it wasn't a general consensus but an unamimous one which needed recording in appropriate terminology. Why? Because given the rhetoric and threats of legal action flying about Budge voting formally in favour of ending the league on the terms decided by the 81% holes any action she might pursue below the waterline.Quote:
Originally Posted by jacomo
She voted to relegate herself...case dismissed
So you do clap for the NHS while he talks crap for the PBS.Quote:
Originally Posted by lucky
i can imagine Budge sarcastically agreeing.Board-Ann everyone has voted to end the season, what's Hearts position on this? Budge-Well i suppose i have no option then do i? Board- I'll take that as a yes then.motion carried the season has ended, Now lets vote on reconstruction.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibbyfraelibby
This is how I see it, a bit like producing your very own creditors list, putting youselves into administration then spending most of the decade saying a big boy done it and ran away.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibbyfraelibby
Kind of negates the value of legal threats, the use of words like expelled, expunged, demoted etc. Unless of course Mrs doctor Budge is going to say she was bullied
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2500 to every away ground 😂Quote:
Originally Posted by lucky
I don't go into oneleagueback but follow JKB Meltdown on twitter. Oh my god, it is unbelievable that these morons walk amongst us. Some of the stuff the one out with is beyond belief
Potter and McPhee leaving at end of month
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Originally Posted by Garymcl
Still Desperate Dan could be staying. Does every town and hamlet in the Championship even have a wetherspoons?
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Actually thought they’d keep Levein for their big adventure in the championship. Be interesting to see who they trust to lead them back to the premier 🤔Quote:
Originally Posted by Garymcl
Feel like we should chip in for a wee gift or something. At the very least a card.Quote:
Originally Posted by Garymcl
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The comments are pretty funny. Reminds me of us getting rid of Butcher.
Amazing how Levein has hung about for so long. While he was a useless manager etc he hated Hibs and I’m sure drilled that into many a Hearts youth player etc.
Regarding McPhee he did have a lot of connections and set up a few links for Hearts.
Will be interesting to see which direction they go in next as Stendal will have more control but not confident he’s staying about so will need quite a rebuild if all 3 leave - at a time stability is important.
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I wonder if that means their Daniel is coming back? After all, if anyone could bring them straight back up it would be Potter and his rough-house tactics, no?Quote:
Originally Posted by Garymcl
They always were.Contracts end, end of season. She was hoping Craig might show the next manager the ropes before he goes and Nanny had no games to analyse for pre match. Money properly p@$$3d up a wall.Quote:
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Maybe get Craigy-boy a wee medal so he will have at least one from his footballing career!Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
Well as soon as it’s confirmed they are relegated Hearts will need to renegotiate a new contract for him due to the release clause.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnMcM
I said it yesterday Stendal has said he won’t be paid so it softens the blow if he leaves Hearts....makes him look a good guy (if he stayed full pay and left they would be raging at him - but makes him look better) - even though his win ratio was 29%.
The Natural Order Badge (NOB)Quote:
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😅 Keeping Natural Order Badge ?!Quote:
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We could always just have a silence K??Quote:
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Saw this one, would love to know the reasoning behind it:Quote:
Originally Posted by weecounty hibby
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Calling the season makes it less likely that we will be in the Championship because we can no longer be relegated.
Looked once on KB and FF and will never look again. Those two forums are the most insular, aggressive, sectarian & bigoted sites I have ever visited. Never again!! I really do care for my sanity.Quote:
Originally Posted by weecounty hibby
This from a club that hounded Neilson out the door after he delivered European football to them. They'll have the cheek to want him back ! May their pain continue for yearsQuote:
Originally Posted by GreenCastle
I am assuming Stendel won’t be back.
Anyone think they might try and poach Robertson from ICT? A bitter manager wrangle would be a great way to cement the new special relationship between these two clubs.
He might not want to.It can only go wrong.Look at how they've treated loyal servants this season?Quote:
Originally Posted by jacomo
Robertson as manager and DOF, visionaryQuote:
Originally Posted by jacomo
Another impressive sounding foreign name but this time one who has at least heard of them.
Steady Eddie Malofeev.
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Will be the first SPFL club to employ a female head coach - Shirley Yeroffski.
Nothing will be more pleasing than them turning on another of their own after he doesn’t meet their ridiculously high expectations.Quote:
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Originally Posted by Waxy
Who can resist the lure of The Famous? Or working for their highly successful and visionary leader, the Sage of Midlothian?
Apart from Jack Ross, obviously.
Plus money will be no object and free chips.Quote:
Originally Posted by jacomo
I think once the dust has settled and their relegation is confirmed they will start to turn on Budge.
They have had the SPFL bogey man to aim their ire at so far but once that’s effectively over I’m convinced we will see a tasty bit of infighting and finger pointing about how it all went so wrong.
Then they have the infamous ‘fan owned’ thing to deal with and a shortfall in cash.
Could be quite interesting for quite some time [emoji23][emoji23]
Isn't money a bit tight in ICT-land? The prospect of slightly more cash and no Potter might be very tempting for Robbo. And chips too.....:agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by Waxy
Serious question. Will the jambos play any matches at all next season? I can see TV money might mean the top league going ahead with safeguards e.g no fans in stadia. But everything else in the SPFL could be mothballed, surely there would be no way of permitting the usual crowds and hospitality and therefore no income to pay players?Quote:
Originally Posted by RyeSloan
I think they will.Crowds will be allowed back eventually this year and they'll backload the season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crazyhorse
I mentioned that elsewhere and it got my juices flowing what a thought that would beQuote:
Originally Posted by Crazyhorse
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The number of people permitted at mass gatherings is likely to be increased incrementally so lower league attendances will probably be back to normal ahead of the Premiership. However Hearts will still be stuffed in that regard.Quote:
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Originally Posted by CapitalGreen
I think this is highly unlikely.
A mass gathering is defined as anything above 50 - 500 people. Then it becomes about the measures you can put in place to mitigate risk, all of which will have a cost.
Lower league clubs will face all the same crowd management issues but fewer resources to deal with them.
What part do you believe is highly unlikely?Quote:
Originally Posted by jacomo
That the maximum number of attendees allowed at a mass gathering will be increased incrementally over time? or
That lower league clubs will be back to normal attendances before Premiership clubs?
I think the costs and measures required to host a couple of hundred people at Ainslie Park or Central Park would be a lot less than 16,000+ at Easter Road. Lower league teams also typically have a much larger excess capacity at their grounds than Premiership clubs.
Had anyone else heard the rumour that Danny boy liked frequenting the hostelries of Gorgie a little bit too much... his big purple conk would certainly point to that .
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The muppets over on KeekBoak think the rejection of the action by two lower league Dutch teams somehow supports their case. Actually it contains a stark warning.
The judge ruled that the league "acted within its rules". I have no doubt that a similar legal principle applies here too as the Board acted within the rules and was empowered by an 81% vote to apply it.
Sold 3k season tickets now
I suppose the FOMO on the opportunity to be in that singing section belting our their big cousins' favourite "same old Alloa, always cheating" must be starting to pay off.Quote:
Originally Posted by 04Sauzee
Unless Hearts charge £25 per league next season it would be cheaper just walking up every week than buying a season ticket.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smartie
If I was them I'd buy the season ticket as early as possible before the next fund raising exercise starts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smartie
Low sales = bigger deficit and there's still no flour on the supermarket shelves and there's only so many faces one can paint, even if it could be done with a 2m long paint brush.
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Belgian league called now.
Brugge champions with Waasland Beveren relegated.
They really were a match made in heaven! Yams have no morals, no concept of right and wrong and certainly any connection to sporting integrity are just hollow words!
If this was headed up the Forth right now then they would be rejoicing in the streets up gorgie way!
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Its still going on.Not sure why.Quote:
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Budge is having trouble logging on to Zoom
A detective would think they're going to call it tonight if it's taking this long.
Apparently the delay is due to Plug and Potter having locked Ann in the lavy and are strutting about the piggery with pencils stuffed up their noses and underpants on their head!
Perhaps her internet has been cut off its worse than we thoughtQuote:
Originally Posted by Keith_M
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Lol we never will grow up.I love it.Quote:
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Just another Friday night then..🙄Quote:
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Maybe the spfl committee are now ratifying it before press releaseQuote:
Originally Posted by Waxy
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To be fair i think we knew from early on that "their daniel" loved a scoop, either that he loves eating beetroot right out the jarQuote:
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Fax machine is on the blink again 😃Quote:
Originally Posted by Green Blood
SPFL meeting finished. League season won’t be called this evening. More likely next week.
It’s not getting called tonight.
FFS just call the bloody thing!
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They’re waiting for Budge’s vote.
Given the movements made elsewhere, do you think they're giving it (or being seen to give) every chance of playing out the season?
Been reported all agreed to end it, but is that after the last possible chance is gone by the 25th.
That would make sense. It just means that the Premiership clubs wait a week or so longer for their money while keeping on option the miniscule possibility of finishing the season (probably at the request of the usual suspects).Quote:
Originally Posted by Wakeyhibee
Didn`t the likes of Killie and Hamilton say that they wouldn`t have enough footballers on their books to actually play the games?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wakeyhibee
They probably don’t want to announce the decision on a Friday night, I know it’s not a normal Friday but probably safer on Monday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wakeyhibee
Thing that gets me about them taking this to court;
Do you not think when the SPFL put the resolution forward to end the leagues as they are at the moment, that they didn’t seek legal advice in regards to Hearts Partick or even Stranraer taking them to court they? For all that Doncaster and the SPFL board seem sometimes they haven’t got a clue I don’t think there’s absolute danger at all they will have unforeseen that happening and just thought “**** it let’s just hope they don’t appeal or get legal advice”
They will know more than any how unlikely any action from any of they clubs will be of succeeding. There is no chance they are that negligent. Yet every hearts flump online think it’s cast iron they will win any case and sue for millions in damages because Leslie Deans said so.
Didn't see that particular one, but heard general concerns.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irish_Steve
I can see a concession being made to give it the full term but not a change to the end result, not enough time, too many hurdles to overcome.
The fact Belgium have called their league with relegation. English league 2 and 1 are following same route so come monday the SPFL will finalise the legal bits and call it
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There is a list of players the length of leith walk out of contract on 31st MayQuote:
Originally Posted by Wakeyhibee
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They have to agree to the rules of the league to be part of it.The league acted within its rules.Get doon.Quote:
Originally Posted by 90+2
Such moaners. Hearts had the same problem for years, but managed through keeping the ball in the air.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irish_Steve
Lets not forget that until the league is offishially finished there is “STILL HOPE” for our big neighbours over at gorgie park.
Lets not forget that it is the HOPE that kills ya.
Get doon an stop squealing like little piggies.
This relegation battle must go down in history as being one of the most exciting for many years.
Haaaaaaaaa, ****in haaaaaaaaaaaaaa.
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This season in Scotland is 100% finished.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wakeyhibee
They aren’t calling it on a Friday as Celtic fans would be celebrating over weekend and more chance of bother.
They are actually doing quite well to stretch it out and say they did everything possible but clubs voted for it to end.
100% will be announced next week - Celtic champions - Wee huns RELEGATED / Utd Promoted.
I’m hoping it’s the 19th May - would be funny.
SPFL board meeting on Monday meant to be to finish the season.
There is still HOPE, this relegation battle continues until the wee fat lady sings.Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenCastle
Hearing the ventilator is being switched off with the patient expected to expire within 72hrs...
Thats Belgium and France now both Called their leagues with champions called and relegation.
Top two ranked countries in the world.
How many times have Hearts been relegated in their history?
They were a proper yo-yo club in the early 1980s before Mercer got involved. Something else their fans conveniently forget...Quote:
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This will be the fifth time.
Yo yo more like a orange clubQuote:
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Next season they're technically a caramel wafer club as they've bravely fought their way into that cup haven't they.?Quote:
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Now that would be almost poetic :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by GreenCastle
the point about avoiding celebrations is a good call.
19th May? You’re two days out. 21st May we won the cup.Quote:
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