After looking at their comments on kickback i’d tell the delusional, arrogant, snidey ****s to ram it. Hopefully the hope as well as relegation sees them gone.
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After looking at their comments on kickback i’d tell the delusional, arrogant, snidey ****s to ram it. Hopefully the hope as well as relegation sees them gone.
It cannae be that tricky.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
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As is
Paper presented next week................unless Budge is in charge, which means she will spin it out.
Spin (like y'know, make it last) it (we're talking reconstruction here, in an unselfish way like y'know for the good of Scottish football so that no club, like, other clubs including us, don't loose out, in fair way), out (errm, aye.)Quote:
Originally Posted by green day
Like that, you mean.
Would hearts vote in favour of St Mirren?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kato
Turkeys voting for ChristmasQuote:
Originally Posted by Waxy
She’s got till Monday 😂
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/...-time-22039234
So sick of this. We should help Dundee with loan players next season because of this.
They are humouring the deluded incompetent fool.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heisenberg
Hearts relegated on monday then? I'll pick up the bottle of bubbly tomorrow.
Alcohol ban here in the Philippines but have a secret supply ready for the big day!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibeesmad
A booze ban?! There would be a riot if they tried that here!Quote:
Originally Posted by FilipinoHibs
Lol, same here mate. As soon as this crisis started the gun stores were deemed as essential 😂Quote:
Originally Posted by Haymaker
I thought they might’ve given her at least a week 😂Quote:
Originally Posted by bringbackbenny
They lifted it in a neighbouring state last week. Everybody ran out and got drunk. Social distancing broke down, there were numerous alcohol related driving accidents, fights and shootings. There is now a limit on how much alcohol you can buy in the state.Quote:
Originally Posted by Haymaker
For those who are not willing to click on the link, Mail Sport understands the move is doomed to fail.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heisenberg
Also the quote from the Stenhousemuir Chairman, McMenemy who can’t believe reconstruction talks are back on the agenda – and says Budge must get the proposal out quickly to avoid more weeks of in-fighting. McMenemy said: “When I heard, it was a bit of surprise, a feeling of deja vu.
“The message from the SPFL EGM was to draw a line under the last few weeks after Votegate – Dundee’s magic vote – and reconstruction talks that completely fell apart, come together and move on.
“Now, one of the big divisive issues is back again.
“If they’ve got something they want us to discuss, they have to let us know as soon as possible to avoid six more weeks of civil war.”
They’re biting like nothing I’ve seen for a long time on social media just now :hilarious
Its going to be a full on comfort blanketfest on Tuesday. It would be poetic if that’s the day relegation is finally confirmed.
And he is an orangeman as well. Shows the Gers agenda was only null and void and tarnish Celtic's 9 in a row.Quote:
Originally Posted by theonlywayisup
I wish they would just **** off. I am getting a bit bored with this now so have stopped following every but of info so someone can correct me if I'm wrong.
The tarts are at the bottom of the league, the league has been called as over. They should go down. They had an opportunity led by budge to set up a task force, not a working group, a task force to look at league reconstruction that would save the whole of Scottish football not just the tarts. She couldn't come up with anything new, anything revolutionary, anything that the majority of clubs could agree with. She was told this even before the vote took place. Now they expect this genius to come up with something radical before Monday??!! Get them down, get them into admin and hopefully oblivion. Self absorbed delusional fuds. Not to mention cheats and thieves
Boring as **** now. The game in Scotland is on a cliff edge, we need to focus on saving it, not on this nonsense.
P.s. Jambos on Twitter going tonto about the graphic used on the back page of the Mail (a bloody knife through the Hertz crest) tagging police Scotland etc lol.
Yup - this pretty much sums it up.Quote:
Originally Posted by weecounty hibby
Don’t worry it will be confirmed this week then sit back with the popcorn as reality finally sets in.
The classical allusion to the incompetence of their owner is clearly beyond their wit.Quote:
Originally Posted by HFCdeb
"Et tu, Budge".
It’s a pretty ****ty image to use tbfQuote:
Originally Posted by HFCdeb
Hearts if they do avoid relegation are being humiliated as they are literally begging to stay up. They wouldn’t be allowed to ever forget it.
Is this how big teams are supposed to behave?
Good entertainment though
The won't give a flying one how they stay up, and neither would I in the same position.
i think the picture must have changed for reconstruction to be up for consideration again, i hope hibs and the others stay firm as they absolutely deserve to be relegated
And how can she pull that off when she has been Guilty of gross misconduct of the finances at heartsQuote:
Originally Posted by SouthMoroccoStu
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Once relegation is confirmed.
I look forward to Budge “multi tasking” and continuing to do this through the summer.
In reality she will squirm off with tail between her legs - release an update on hearts website saying she tried everything to keep the club up and then never mention reconstruction ever again.
It’s not just the fact they should be relegated but we would then be stuck with at least 2 years in some pretend league. I can’t see Sky liking it either as it would be a very uneven distribution of big games. Hibs would lose out financially as there would be many hundreds who ask for a ST refund if we changed the structure just to save Hearts. Then three if not four teams from the bottom eight would face relegation in two years. It would be turkeys voting for Christmas.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gmack7
Thread on kickback expelled not relegated 😅
https://www.hmfckickback.co.uk/index...ated/#comments
Let's keep it simple.
Going down Hearts are going down, nah naha...
Can't see 14-14-14 working - it either means 36 or 40 games for the top 6/8 and noone is going to vote for fewer gate receipts and 40 is too many for UEFA.Quote:
Originally Posted by green day
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Originally Posted by 04Sauzee
Bunch of whingeing cry babies. It’s pitiful to see.
I think they'll extend the size of the league to thirteen teams next season, just to save Hearts.
Expelled or relegated means the same thing. The fact that they are in a position to be expelled or relegated is their real issue and glossing over it and pointing the blame at others would put the OF to shame in terms of conspiracy theories.
Steady. Don't want to hamper Dundee's chances!Quote:
Originally Posted by Waxy
Isn’t that how they see things? Stabbed in the back by us selfish, self serving clubs!Quote:
Originally Posted by BoomtownHibeys
Expelled implies great hardship, a struggle against authority and departing honourably.Quote:
Originally Posted by NORTHERNHIBBY
Relegated - which is reality - means they’re ****, and have been **** all season except, as usual, against us.
The graphic is ridiculous though. I’m with them on that.Quote:
Originally Posted by HFCdeb
She'll be hailed as the Saviour of Hearts if she pulls this off - at least for a few weeks and months, until Hearts realise she was the main reason for the mess they find themselves in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Greenworld
I fear Budge has threatened legal action unless she gets a fair hearing on reconstruction. Her success will depend on how strong the SPFL feel that case is.
Let them call it expelled and then ask them why them and not, say, Motherwell or us?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jones28
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Just clicked on that Kickback link myself......some debate over what to call it, expelled/relegated, seems rather pointless to me but to keep them happy lets just meet in the middle as say they were ejaculated :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by NORTHERNHIBBY
ExcretedQuote:
Originally Posted by Raymond Weil
😂😂😂Quote:
Originally Posted by JAY-ESS GREEN
Prematurely?Quote:
Originally Posted by Raymond Weil
Not really, just after a few humpingsQuote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Just placed in a league suitable to their abilityQuote:
Originally Posted by JAY-ESS GREEN
Its not up to the SPL board they can only agree to put it to the clubs, the clubs will throw it out AGAIN!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Onion
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Originally Posted by Andy74
Maybe they got bored of using the image of the Hearts crest broken in two along a jagged line, and some variation of the word ‘broken’ in the headline?
Looks like tomorrow is D-Day after UEFA have given the SPFL the green light to crown Celtic Champions and relegate the Big team
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They're not being expelled if they were they would be out the SPFL altogether playing in the Lowland League or Juniors. That was that twat Deans slavering on last week they are being relegated because they are bottom of the league when the league is being deemed to be finished by the SPFL board as per the rules or articles of the SPFL.Quote:
Originally Posted by 04Sauzee
However that image on the back of the Sunday Mail is ****ing disgusting but we shouldn't be surprised by that rag.
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Originally Posted by Aldo
Yeah, but relegation will be subject to reconstruction and they'll drag the arse out of it.
While punting all their players and Stendel on relegation release contracts?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
Yeah that’s the downside however does she not have until 10 tomorrow to put forward the proposal?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
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Tell me that’s 10am?Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
Yes! However as others have mentioned it may drag on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe6-2
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Could work as a temporary restructure, but, with an option for a further temporary restructure to 14 the following season depending on who ends up bottom.Quote:
Originally Posted by Keith_M
Mrs doctor Budge should have the sole power to decide if and when to call these changes so as to prevent Scottish football being dragged through the mud again, and to ensure sporting integrity.
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Am I right I’m thinking that back in April Budge had a meeting with the SPFL, floated the idea of reconstruction and they said fine go away and try to get backing and have a credible plan then we’ll consider it. She then had a meeting with the premier league clubs in the last couple of weeks and they said nah, don’t really fancy it so she went in the cream puff. There was a meeting with the SPFL again last week and they said fine go away and try to get backing and have a credible plan and we can have a vote on it.
Am I missing something here but nothing seems to have changed over the last month and this is yet another example of Budge being out of her depth and simply unable to navigate a fairly simple governance process.
Sheer desperationQuote:
Originally Posted by Clarence
The statement from the SPFL after their resolution was passed stated:-Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
“ The SPFL board has also committed to consult on possible league restructuring in time for season 2020/21 around an expanded Premiership model and has appointed Hearts chair Ann Budge and Hamilton Academical chair Les Gray to jointly lead a reconstruction task force, bringing in other football figures to provide input and support. The SPFL executive will provide all possible services and support to make the work of the task force a success.”
So they are committed to consult on restructuring. The report that Mrs Budge will submit tomorrow will presumably describe the consultations that the Restructuring Task Force has carried out. I would imagine that the SPFL will want to circulate the report to all clubs to sound out opinion, but it looks like the Board will make the decision on whether to pursue reconstruction and there will be no need for a further resolution if they decide not to proceed with it. Given that the Premiership clubs rejected it last week I’d expect the SPFL to say “Thanks but no thanks.“
They can’t vote on it tomorrow as it’s the SPFL board meeting, it’s not a meeting of all the clubs so I’ve no idea what’s going on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clarence
Nope, I think you're right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clarence
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Always make me laugh when Doncaster or Petrie are scapegoated. Only the clubs can change anything by voting. They then vote in their own interests then whinge when it doesn’t go their way. Hysterical.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibeerealist
The only thing that is stopping the club coming out and saying we are getting expelled is because it would bite them on the arse when it comes to a clause on players contracts if the club gets relegated .Quote:
Originally Posted by NORTHERNHIBBY
If they were a dog you put it down .
The spfl board meeting is after the 10Am meeting which i assume prem clubs will be involved in ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Real Emerald
At least thats how I've read it
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..and what happens if they finish bottom of a 14 team league?
Increase to 16? What would defo happen is i would pee ma pants in mirth! 😅😅
The meeting tomorrow is to rubber stamp the calling of the leagues as agreed on Friday y. Allegedly that’s a formality. To have a vote on reconstruction I assume there will have to be yet another meeting of all 42 clubs. What has changed since they said reconstruction ain’t happening. Seems all just white noise to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Real Emerald
That’s my understanding, they would have to look at Budge’s proposal and decide whether they agree to let clubs vote on it. Unless the majority of Premiership clubs have changed their minds then there’s no point having the vote. I think the SPFL board will throw it out before it gets to a vote.Quote:
Originally Posted by mjhibby
Never in the 130 years of the football league in Scotland has there been a less dignified relegation.
If you had to predict who that club might have been your first guess would always have been Hearts.
...but not yet flushed.Quote:
Originally Posted by JAY-ESS GREEN
Relegate hertz first, then vote on reconstruction
Tomorrow the SPFL Board will ask to see the report and ask Dr Mrs Budge if she has gained any support for her proposal. Dr Mrs Budge will then have to admit that the Premier League clubs by and large told her where to put it.
The Board will theN thank Dr Mrs Budge for her work, congratulate her on her multi-tasking and give her their best wishes for next season in the Championship. ‘And could you close the door on the way out, Dr Mrs Budge’.
Hearts haven't come out of this well at all. No class whatsoever
Evacuated :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by JAY-ESS GREEN
You have just noticed?Quote:
Originally Posted by Since452
I’m extremely biased but I think an objective observer would see how amateur she has been in the way she has conducted herself. She must be someone who has got her own way by causing a fuss and making overblown threats, based on not much else other than hot air. The press coverage of the situation has been equally amateur or nothing more than clickbate.
Bloody hell, sounds crazy.Quote:
Originally Posted by FilipinoHibs
You live in Texas, of course gun stores are essential!Quote:
Originally Posted by HoboHarry
And what happens if next season is interrupted by a second wave of CV? Do we have no relegation again and up to a 16 team league?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sudds_1
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Ozzy as i said earlier if this is temp fix and we are to go back to 12 from 14 potentially 4 teams could be relegated no one is going to vote for that...i don't see what new solution she can offer .Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
I cannot work this out at all .
As for going to court how can you take your fellow club members to court for voting as per the rules for what they want.
When you think it through this must be all over tomorrow lunchtime . All things settled and hearts down
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I am now of the mind that if we could find a way to finish the league then let’s do it. I know it’s not going to happen, not now, but imagine the shock the maroon mutants would get if they were expected to play 8 remaining games.
They have sickened the players with pay cuts and the way they went about it and by all accounts the players have little fitness programmes given the uncertainty with the staff and manager and coaches.
“Right Mrs Budge hand in your homework”Quote:
Originally Posted by Seveno
“Err well you see, the dug ate it”.
“Ah right, so are you telling us today’s plan is now tomorrow’s dug s-h-I-t-e”?
“Eh aye”
“Nothing ever changes with that club, pure dug *****”. 😂
Hearts r like that 💩 that won’t go away no matter how much times u flush 🚽
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Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
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It should be clear by now that is not ok to relegate Hearts under any circumstances.
Budge has ‘invested’ a lot of money and if they aren’t quite off the bottom of the table it’s definitely not their fault.
Yup. Rivalry aside, I’d imagine that Hearts would be near enough everybody in Scotland’s first guess other than Hearts fans. They really are embarrassing themselves. And that’s saying something.Quote:
Originally Posted by Carheenlea
I'm with you on this for sure but we really have to have a provision for Hearts landing in last place again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
Maybe a Save Hearts In Trouble type clause that applies only to Hearts if they face relegation as they are the only club that won't accept finishing bottom as a result of their off pitch decisions and on pitch performances. Another first.
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They don’t do embarrassmentQuote:
Originally Posted by calumhibee1
I'd genuinely be embarrassed if that was my team. Classless. Their fans are lapping it up though. Becoming more like their Govan brothers with every passing day. The funny thing is I couldn't be any prouder of how we've conducted ourselves lately and not just with the Coronavirus situation. That's the difference.Quote:
Originally Posted by calumhibee1
Imagine Leith in a strict lock down for two months with all drugs banned including alcohol!Quote:
Originally Posted by Haymaker
Looks like league called tomorrow, Budge not submitted any reconstruction plans to the league yet. This is her last chance but a classic DR “source” has said there’s an appetite for reconstruction or giving hearts some financial compensation if relegated.
Someone tell me they are definitely down tomorrow, please!
According to KB, The Sun and the Daily Ranger Bagpuss has until the end of the week to sub!it her paper and reconstruction or compensation almost a certaintyQuote:
Originally Posted by Joe6-2
Not what I want to hear, I will be raging if they get out of this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sammy7nil
Who will be paying this compensation?
I'm probably in a minority who doesn't think it's fair that anyone is being relegated like this, and is therefore open to reconstruction...but will this pay out lessen anything we are entitled to?
Also, wouldn't compensation be unfair on their Championship rivals?
Only fair that compensation should be the same as Partick and Stranraer. £10,000 should do the trick.
I don’t mind if they get some sort of compensation but I’d be surprised if they get reconstruction. If they get reconstruction, it will be because Celtic, Rangers and Aberdeen have persuaded all of the Premiership to accept it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sammy7nil
What could they say to persuade Hamilton and St Mirren etc...?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
Also, when people mention 'appetite for reconstruction', they maybe mean that the big teams are open to the idea. What they might forget is that in a democracy, the will of St Mirren is just as important as that of Aberdeen or Rangers and their single votes will count exactly the same.
During the Romanov era I wrote a fairly well informed piece for this website on the state of Hearts finances at the time. It was based on EN reports and Hearts own statements at the time so how could it be anything but accurate? I would remind anyone who might consider voting in favour of a reconstruction of the league that, if we are to believe recent reports, the financial situation at Tynecastle still appears to be something of an issue. It would seem obvious to me that reconstruction is not the answer if Hearts finances are the problem as more teams in the SPL would mean they would get even less than they do currently. If Hearts finances are not the problem then let them go down so that they can no doubt return stronger and in better shape in a few years. Wouldn’t that be the best thing for them?
Eh no that would not be best for them for everyone else yes but not them.Quote:
Originally Posted by tomf
Reconstruction - fair to Hearts not fair to Dundee. While Hearts get saved, ICT get promotion, far better off. If Hearts can make the points up, so can Dundee.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pete
The fair thing is to promote one team, United. So 13 team team top league.....work that one out. As soon as Budge claims promoting ICT is fair, she loses the argument about no-one being disadvantaged.
The situation is crap, but the simplest solution is the most obvious.
Dear god...Quote:
Originally Posted by FilipinoHibs
Some cracking quotes from Mad Vlad.
“Our goal has to be champions of Europe. I want us to be at the stage where to do anything else, to come back without the trophy, would be shameful. I think we’re looking at three years.”
— Vladimir Romanov, October 15, 2005
“I think that the club will no longer be in debt at end of the year and a budget of £10m will be made available. Buying players will be the decision of the head coach and Anatoly Byshovets [the then director of football]. They will look after the team, my only input will be to ensure that their transfer activity is within the club’s budget.”
— Vladimir Romanov outlines his strategy for Hearts in an interview with Russian newspaper Izvestia, October 3, 2004
“I’ll put all my efforts into keeping the stadium and build an even better venue to meet the requirements of today and tomorrow — better than anything in Glasgow,” — Vladimir Romanov, November 30, 2004
The voice of a lunatic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kojock
Does anyone know when the court dates are for the accused in the UKIO Bankas case in Lithuania?
If Mad Vlad is found guilty in his absence, should there be a concerted campaign with the SFA to have HMFC stripped of their cups? Who fancies leading that charge? Stick the knife in when they are down.