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What's find remarkable is almost 6 days after the doomsday announcement re winding up order they STILL haven't sold out the St Mirren home game!!!! Still 700 home tickers to sell! Don't get me wrong it will sell out but I thought they needed to sell out the other home games as well?
Also it's all gone quiet on the hearts official website..... wonder if they are busy counting the notes and hiding them in the suitcases?!?
It may be irrelevant anyway. The last time I looked Friday was after Thursday.Quote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
And everything stops on Thursday :greengrin
They're maybe charged per article :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Col2
Wonderful timing if they do get through Thursday though!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
Lot of tickets apparently free to kids etc. in regard tithe Scottish government, what's the latest with them? Surely they can't get involved?
How many FREE tickets did the hand out to the school kids for this game?Quote:
Originally Posted by JeMeSouviens
Will that be 5pm or 23:59 on Thursday......just want to make sure I don't doze off :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
Said they'll do "all they can". Looks like they have.Quote:
Originally Posted by euansdad
Can somebody enlighten me but would Vlad going bust not be, in theory at least, the best thing that could happen to the Yams in their current situation?Quote:
Originally Posted by Judas Iscariot
Whether or not they get through this round of financial crises, the fact remains that they have gone public with the begging bowl.
We have known for years of their situation and have lost what little respect we might have had for them. Now the whole of the UK and beyond knows what a shambles they really are.
Respect in this club (country wide) has plummeted faster than Ukio Bankas shares.
No longer can they hold their heads high and call themselves a big team.
By Vlad, I take it you mean UBIG.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Falcon
Actually, it wouldn't help at all. Indeed, it would probably be worse. The liquidator, or its equivalent in Lithuania, would pursue Hearts for the money they owe UBIG... which would mean exercising their security and taking over Tynie.
Don't think so.....Quote:
Originally Posted by The Falcon
with the huns it was a gradual change from one entity into a new one..... with our "friends" across the city it would be a crash.... no team, no stadium, no anything in fact... they'd be gone. a new club would need to be created and take on the name of HoMFC but they'd need to apply for access to the leagues.... with Rankgers there was a semblance of continuity which meant the powers that be could be somewhat flexible.... in the Yams situation that wouldn't be open. ... If they can hold on until Feb/March then go the Admin route they might just survive but at great cost of being uncompetitive for years......and if it's UBIG that goes 1st, then we're looking at a house of cards falling (i.e a Crash as per above!) ..... IMHO of course! :wink:
:thumbsup::top marksQuote:
Originally Posted by Seveno
Whats this fighting fund all about?
Maybe it has something tae do with this :hilariousQuote:
Originally Posted by Craig_in_Prague
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyOnlq0bUR4
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Originally Posted by Craig_in_Prague
Can we persuade Skacel to set one up ? I'd gladly pay for the pleasure of battering the horrible welt senseless :thumbsup:
I heard on the news that an under-20 game between Motherwell and Hearts at Fir Park has been moved to the PBS to allow them to get some cash.
Seems to be an independent effort backed by a few ex-players. It would make sense if it was specifically to help reconstruction of the club after whatever happens next... but Gary Locke seemed to be saying that it could be used to settle bills for the current company.Quote:
Originally Posted by Craig_in_Prague
Basically, if Vlad has a bill he can't be bothered to pay, he'll just dip into this wee stash as well.
Presumably all the various factions, committees and groups that claim to represent the Hearts support will have their own fund by the end of the week too, and then will fight over who gets to pay the next bill so they can call a press conference about it.
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Originally Posted by jacomoseven
At least they know where the share money is going.Quote:
Originally Posted by BBC Article
And as was mentioned earlier, I'm sure Alloa would have loved a personal donation from their Player/Manager, rather than him giving it to another club.
I'm sure they'll understand, after all, Alloa - small club as they undoubtedly are - aren't on the brink of being wiped off the erse of the planet, unlike the Yams.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
http://www.hmfckickback.co.uk/index..../#entry3244296
Looks like they have just worked out that Vlad's company might be in a bit of bother. First time I've seen a thread like this over there. They really are an incurious bunch.
The best bit is this "HMFC's debt is around £24 million, around 70% of the current market cap of UKIO".Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
GAME OVER
Couple of cracking posts over on that Kickback thread.
One guy consoles himself with the thought Vlad ain't funding the Yams now because he has no money, rather than because he does not care anymore.
Another guy thinks the ukio Bankas share price collapse has more to do with Lithuania not entering the Euro any time soon than anything else.
:greengrin :greengrin :greengrin
Talk about being slow on the up-take, all Vlad's businesses have been a basket case for years.
I've never ever read kickback nor am I ever tempted, but a Hearts supporter told me today that its all over that site that a consortium of businessmen are planning to buy them for £30 million - needless to say GG I phoned the ambulance and have informed his next of kin.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
Cloud cuckoo land has a plot reserved for the new Tynecastle I tell ya.
You mean to save the bus fare.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
or because they have not paid Newtongrange for the use of their pitch,Quote:
Originally Posted by Seveno
Isn't it because Newtongrange have told them to bolt for not paying to use their ground?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
Vlad doesn't have anywhere near as much cash as people are led to believe. :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
One of my all time favourites :greengrin I worked with one of the boys fighting brother a couple of years ago:lolyam: certainly one I will be showing the kids and grand kids in years to come.Quote:
Originally Posted by Desperate Dan
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Originally Posted by Sir Alf R
Think your supposition is just about spot on
Problem is no one ,but no one outside Romanov and his Mafioso knows the true state of play .
It is all rumour and counter rumour as far as the supporters and ' non interested parties' like us are concerned .
I suppose it now all revolves around HMRC and what action they intend to take or are granted .:greengrin
Good post :thumbsup:
Looks like the penny might have dropped for Martin T on kickback
'All of which could mean that £5 million in real money is better than £24 million on paper for Vlad currently. '
He should get a prize IMO :agree:
Thinking a cake or something