Threy have added a Chris Hoy signed shirt to the auction, it sounds like they are relying a bit too much on this auction, me thinks.
http://www.heartsfc.co.uk/articles/2...241384_2979255
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Threy have added a Chris Hoy signed shirt to the auction, it sounds like they are relying a bit too much on this auction, me thinks.
http://www.heartsfc.co.uk/articles/2...241384_2979255
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Originally Posted by YehButNo But
Sure they'll do quite well from it, whether there's £100k+ worth of stuff there is another matter.
Bear in mind that a lot of people who could help financially, will have done so over the weekend.
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Maybe this is what Vlad was waiting for - it is not enough for Hearts to die, it has to be a humiliating death.Quote:
Originally Posted by degenerated
I'm waiting for the Official Big Team car boot sale, where the Yammish horde park up their Rovers and try to flog used golf balls and half-worn leisure wear to raise a few more pounds for the cause.
Meanwhile, Paul Hartley and Medals will park their van round the corner to flog some gear for their own fund.
Could someone in the Gorgie area not remove the light bulb thus cancelling the Auction on H & S grounds. :greengrin
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Posted Today, 15:26
Haven't seen it mentioned anywhere else but it's doing the rounds on Twitter that he's done his bit for HMFC and bought shares.
If this is true it's a fantastic gesture!
Does the fact that tickets are now on sale for the cup tie indicate that Hibs have been given some assurances that Hearts will survive beyond Thursday?
Wonder if they'll have the heating turned on for the auction, could be a bit chilly tonight. :lolyam:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibees07
I suspect it's more a case of Hearts trying to get extra money in asap.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stevie Reid
We sack our DJ and give them tickets to sell. Nice one :rolleyes:
Most of the raffle stuff on there looks like things they couldn't get rid of on Ebay :)Quote:
Originally Posted by YehButNo But
FFS - Calum (the dancer) Elliot's home kit (signed by players)
Kids home top from 04/05 (signed by 1st team)
Top signed by Darren Jackson 99/00
That's to name but a few lol
As for the auction....reeks of pure desparation - a mahogany cigar box presented by Standard Liege before their UEFA fixture in '92. Maybe this is the only thing left in their 'gifts from other teams played' display cabinet. Or maybe the submariner has already unloaded anything of value or has it sitting in his home lol
Whatever, it will maybe make a couple of thousand but looooong way to go to get their 2.45 million for tax and survival to end of season. :greengrin
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Wouldn't necessarily argue with this. My original point was Yams have effectively enjoyed an interest free loan for a number of years. I still believe this may be the case, I'm not convinced Yams have always paid off all debts due, as you know it's usually in HMRC's interest to keep entities viable. I think fact Oldco owed such a colossal sum backs that up. £18mm is way more than 1/4 of outstanding VAT/PAYE.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
I don't agree. The interest would have been applied to outstanding debts, and included in every WUA that HMRC have made in the past year or so. Until this latest situation, that would have been paid.Quote:
Originally Posted by brog
That's what I was thinking. I'm surprised the Scottish Cup is still in the country and hasn't been smuggled abroad for smelting.Quote:
Originally Posted by woody47
What a load of deeply crappy tat.Quote:
Originally Posted by woody47
It's like a car boot sale where the utter keech displayed is tolerated because it's been donated by some special needs kid.
Embarrassing beyond belief.
"Who'll give me a tenner for a soup spoon that might once have been at the same table as Husref Musemic (one of 5,200 produced)".
:hilarious They be better throwing that ***** on a couple of auld pasting tables and calling it a jumble saleQuote:
Originally Posted by woody47
Thats brilliant. :tee hee::tee hee:Quote:
Originally Posted by woody47
I thought that fact that we have now announced details of our sale may have meant some private assurances - not that that would have meant much anyway!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
The real cup doesn't leave Hampden. The one they've got is a replica. Still a good weight of silver in it though ...Quote:
Originally Posted by jacomoseven
Meanwhile, round the corner, at the Alt.Hearts firesale.... Gary Mackay is doing his own impression of the replica Cup.Quote:
Originally Posted by JeMeSouviens
It's a fire sale so should be nice and cosyQuote:
Originally Posted by YehButNo But
Good call by the SFA on that one. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by JeMeSouviens
I saw this comment on the BBC site:
"Excellent news if this is even close to being accurate. I still don't see how we are going to be able to service the debt currently outstanding to Romanov's bank though. The best thing for us I guess would be for Mad Vlad's Ukio Bankas to go under, leaving us relatively free from the debts owed to it.
Something tells me it's not going to be that simple though!!"
You couldn't make these up!
They can huddle around the 100W bulb.Quote:
Originally Posted by YehButNo But
Only a yam could deflect and morally condemn somebody who was happy to see them being punished for cheating.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spike Mandela
Hearts supporters now 'warning' Romanov, you couldn't make it up Ha Ha........Quote:
Originally Posted by The Green Goblin
“@gordonchree: Supporters Direct tell STV News the Foundation of Hearts consortium is credible and warn Romanov there is "no white knight" on horizon”
lets say the get the £450k. Wages are due again on Friday what are they going to do about that?
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Originally Posted by Spike Mandela
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It gets funnier.......
“@mrewanmurray: Foundation offer to buy Hearts rejected. Parties remain in positive dialogue.”
Wash cars presumably.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gatecrasher
Didn't think he'd accept 5p.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Spike Mandela