Share Transfers Agreed/Cooling off period

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

Over on Kickback they are still arguing this is a breach of employment law. They want to go to court!

Nobody is stopping them from employing him. They just can't register him as a player. If they loved him so much they could still give him a job as a coach or something. Maybe use his nose to cover the pitch when it rains?

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I'm going to take Barcelona to court because I want to play for them but they won't let me.

Surely this is breach of Employment law?

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

The seethe from King Conk is delicious. Tears and snotters etc. Does he not know Hearts will be out of Administration by April? Just sign then Rudolph, everything will be fine, no?

There's another irony in his interview: Someone with a nose that size complaining about how much something stinks. I bet he could smell a dog turd in Bathgate if he was stood on Princes Street.

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Tough luck Skacel , that's the way it goes,big nose

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Originally Posted by SurferRosa

Do they still wonder why they`re known as diet-huns?

They demand to know who they are. I never realised the SPFL website was so hard to find.


They seem to be to thick to find it themselves. Here ye go....took me about 30 seconds..

" The current SPFL Board is made up of Neil Doncaster (CEO), Ralph Topping (Chairman), Eric Riley (Celtic), Stephen Thompson (Dundee United), Duncan Fraser (Aberdeen), Les Gray (Hamilton Academical), Mike Mulraney (Alloa Athletic) and Bill Darroch (Stenhousemuir). "

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Well known fact that Les, Mike and Bill never liked Rudi :bye:

I heard the vote was 5-1 :thumbsup:

Good to see their car park income is less than their car park outgoings :greengrin

Cooling off period 28 days after the whole-process is completed.
Another yam myth busted,they think that period elapsed after there CVA acceptance spin.

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Originally Posted by Weststandwanab

LP I would comment on as follows : -

1) CWG will I am sure comment on in due course
2) I suspect you are correct.

The other thing this report confirm is that it is all dependent on the frozen shares being available !

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Can you screenshot that? It would be handy for proving to yams once and for all.

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Originally Posted by MehHFC

I'm going to take Barcelona to court because I want to play for them but they won't let me.

Surely this is breach of Employment law?

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I do employment law for a living. PM me, we'll slap a Tribunal claim on them and you'll be playing in the Nou Camp before Hearts get relegated. What number do you fancy on your shirt?

Skacel on the other hand; wouldn't touch that case with a bargepole. No chance of success there.

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Originally Posted by SteveHFC

Dear Mr Gustas

I write to you as a concerned and ashamed Scotsman to inform you of an attempt by fellow Scottish people to defraud the Republic of Lithuania of many millions of pounds. You are no doubt aware of the plight of Ukio Bankas, UBIG and the dreadful conduct of the major shareholder in both of these companies Vladimir Romanov. But it is another of his ventures, namely his interest in Heart of Midlothian football club in Edinburgh I would like to draw your attention to. Since 2006 Mr Romanov has ploughed many millions of pounds, estimates believed to be as much as £85million, which has now turned out to be money he nor his banking groups could afford to invest, and these concerns raised many times over by the financial and football authorities here in Scotland. These concerns were continually ignored by officials at Hearts and also by their support who were happy to accept the success that has turned out to be the people of your countries money. Please also note that Romanov was refused permission to purchase shares at 2 other clubs. This is because he could not fund the regimes he was looking to put in place. This was ignored by Heart of Midlothian. They operated throughout his tenure with substantial losses which have now come to be at the Lithuanian tax payers expense. I would like to reiterate at this point that they have spent £85 million pounds of your money. I would also like to bring to your attention their failure to pay charities, police costs, healthcare costs and uk taxes owed during this time.
The current state of affairs at Heart of Midlothian sees them in administration and seeking a deal whereby the shares currently owned by UBIG, Ukio bankas and Ukio Bankas security on Tynecastle stadium in Edinburgh is sold to Bidco for the paltry sum of £2.5million. It is at this point I would like to make you aware of several areas of prime development land in Edinburgh that have sold recently for many millions of pounds over the £2.5million currently being offered to your people. It is at this point I would also say that it is my opinion that you would not be serving the people of Lithuania if you did not recover as much of their money that this organisation has taken with no intention of paying back. I would urge you to seek trustworthy advice on the value of the assets before proceeding with any deal as there is no doubt accepting an offer of £2.5 million is depriving your people of many of millions of pounds.
Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to apologise for the disgusting way in which this organisation has squandered many millions of pounds of your countries money. I find it totally unacceptable and would urge you to use all of your power in recouping your peoples money. If the tables were turned, it would be the least I would expect of my government. I would also appreciate your thoughts on the issues I have raised and if you are able to, your intentions in the future regarding these.
I look forward to your reply

Mr Kevin Moffat

Stolen from kickback

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Sorry if I'm being daft, but who is this meant to be getting sent to and who from? (Who's Kevin Moffat)

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Originally Posted by SteveHFC

My thoughts exactly :agree:

Embarrassing :rolleyes:

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For those of us who are a little slow on the uptake... what exactly is going on here?

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Originally Posted by NumberSeven

The only reason hearts fans have such an over infatuation and obsession to rat boy is because he is constantly digging it hibs, giving it the 5-1 and Looser sign at every opportunity. I bet if he didn't hate hibs as much they wouldn't have nearly as big a lovin with him. Thats how he sucks up to them, not by bigging up his "love" for hearts but by bigging up his hatred for hibs. The guy seems utterly obsessed with us, his whole career has revolved around hibs.

What I don't get however is how he was allowed to get away with his lovin with hearts when he went to Dundee Utd. If a player of anouther SPL club signed for us and wanted a scoreline from his previous club as his hibs shirt number and still gave it the big licks to the previous clubs fans when we played them and even refused to take a penalty against them in a cup tie then i would be furious!

Like I say, hes a less than average player hense why he can't make it anywhere else but hearts make him feel like some big super star and feed his over inflated ego with their cringey obsession with him.

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Expect Alex Salmon to step in and over-rule the SPFL. The Scottish economy needs unskilled foreign workers like Rudi to pull pints and do jobs that no one else wants .... like playing for Hearts :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by stevehfc

dear mr gustas

i write to you as a concerned and ashamed scotsman to inform you of an attempt by fellow scottish people to defraud the republic of lithuania of many millions of pounds. You are no doubt aware of the plight of ukio bankas, ubig and the dreadful conduct of the major shareholder in both of these companies vladimir romanov. But it is another of his ventures, namely his interest in heart of midlothian football club in edinburgh i would like to draw your attention to. Since 2006 mr romanov has ploughed many millions of pounds, estimates believed to be as much as £85million, which has now turned out to be money he nor his banking groups could afford to invest, and these concerns raised many times over by the financial and football authorities here in scotland. These concerns were continually ignored by officials at hearts and also by their support who were happy to accept the success that has turned out to be the people of your countries money. Please also note that romanov was refused permission to purchase shares at 2 other clubs. This is because he could not fund the regimes he was looking to put in place. This was ignored by heart of midlothian. They operated throughout his tenure with substantial losses which have now come to be at the lithuanian tax payers expense. I would like to reiterate at this point that they have spent £85 million pounds of your money. I would also like to bring to your attention their failure to pay charities, police costs, healthcare costs and uk taxes owed during this time.
The current state of affairs at heart of midlothian sees them in administration and seeking a deal whereby the shares currently owned by ubig, ukio bankas and ukio bankas security on tynecastle stadium in edinburgh is sold to bidco for the paltry sum of £2.5million. It is at this point i would like to make you aware of several areas of prime development land in edinburgh that have sold recently for many millions of pounds over the £2.5million currently being offered to your people. It is at this point i would also say that it is my opinion that you would not be serving the people of lithuania if you did not recover as much of their money that this organisation has taken with no intention of paying back. I would urge you to seek trustworthy advice on the value of the assets before proceeding with any deal as there is no doubt accepting an offer of £2.5 million is depriving your people of many of millions of pounds.
Finally, i would like to take this opportunity to apologise for the disgusting way in which this organisation has squandered many millions of pounds of your countries money. I find it totally unacceptable and would urge you to use all of your power in recouping your peoples money. If the tables were turned, it would be the least i would expect of my government. I would also appreciate your thoughts on the issues i have raised and if you are able to, your intentions in the future regarding these.
I look forward to your reply

mr kevin moffat

stolen from kickback

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wtf

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Originally Posted by jacomoseven

For those of us who are a little slow on the uptake... what exactly is going on here?

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http://www.hmfckickback.co.uk/index....6#entry4037376

Apparently a Hibs fan sent the e-mail to the Lithuanian president

Is Sidney spelling his name with a "K" now? And an "evin"?

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Originally Posted by SteveHFC

http://www.hmfckickback.co.uk/index....6#entry4037376

Apparently a Hibs fan sent the e-mail to the Lithuanian president

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Hopefully it doesn't get past the SPAM filter.
Embarrassing.

I feel sorry for the decent hearts fans who wanted all this done with dignity. The last thing they probably wanted was to come across as another Sevco.

The end of mr Skacel and his career has well and truly ruined that. Not only was he an artificial hero who helped win tainted trophies, he has now shown his true colours as a petulant, immature individual who isn't as desired as some people would have you believe.

Goodbye. Your time at hearts will be remembered for cheating by those outside the crumbling walls of tynecastle. Your beloved employers were cheating and your club will forever be in that shadow and no amount of hand signs will change that.

Any more twists in this amusing little side-show that is hearts and their come-uppance?

Is that letter genuine? :greengrin

Now, i dislike what Hearts have done as much as the next man but that really is something special.

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Originally Posted by Weststandwanab

Here we go

http://www.scribd.com/doc/204800547/...editors-Report

Perhaps bean counters other than myself can give you their opinions ?

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"Ransom payments £4,446.30".

:greengrin

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Originally Posted by SteveHFC

Dear Mr Gustas

I write to you as a concerned and ashamed Scotsman to inform you of an attempt by fellow Scottish people to defraud the Republic of Lithuania of many millions of pounds. You are no doubt aware of the plight of Ukio Bankas, UBIG and the dreadful conduct of the major shareholder in both of these companies Vladimir Romanov. But it is another of his ventures, namely his interest in Heart of Midlothian football club in Edinburgh I would like to draw your attention to. Since 2006 Mr Romanov has ploughed many millions of pounds, estimates believed to be as much as £85million, which has now turned out to be money he nor his banking groups could afford to invest, and these concerns raised many times over by the financial and football authorities here in Scotland. These concerns were continually ignored by officials at Hearts and also by their support who were happy to accept the success that has turned out to be the people of your countries money. Please also note that Romanov was refused permission to purchase shares at 2 other clubs. This is because he could not fund the regimes he was looking to put in place. This was ignored by Heart of Midlothian. They operated throughout his tenure with substantial losses which have now come to be at the Lithuanian tax payers expense. I would like to reiterate at this point that they have spent £85 million pounds of your money. I would also like to bring to your attention their failure to pay charities, police costs, healthcare costs and uk taxes owed during this time.
The current state of affairs at Heart of Midlothian sees them in administration and seeking a deal whereby the shares currently owned by UBIG, Ukio bankas and Ukio Bankas security on Tynecastle stadium in Edinburgh is sold to Bidco for the paltry sum of £2.5million. It is at this point I would like to make you aware of several areas of prime development land in Edinburgh that have sold recently for many millions of pounds over the £2.5million currently being offered to your people. It is at this point I would also say that it is my opinion that you would not be serving the people of Lithuania if you did not recover as much of their money that this organisation has taken with no intention of paying back. I would urge you to seek trustworthy advice on the value of the assets before proceeding with any deal as there is no doubt accepting an offer of £2.5 million is depriving your people of many of millions of pounds.
Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to apologise for the disgusting way in which this organisation has squandered many millions of pounds of your countries money. I find it totally unacceptable and would urge you to use all of your power in recouping your peoples money. If the tables were turned, it would be the least I would expect of my government. I would also appreciate your thoughts on the issues I have raised and if you are able to, your intentions in the future regarding these.
I look forward to your reply

Mr Kevin Moffat

Stolen from kickback

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This letter will likely end up in the trash beside those composed by Ian Murray and Lord Foulkes

Where is this email supposed to have come from?

Reading through some posts on Facebook, it seems the author of the letter posted it on his twitter page for all to see. I could be wrong and may have picked it up incorrectly, so don't quote me on that. I'm not trawling through Hearts related facebook pages that some of my mates have obviously commented on.

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Originally Posted by The Governor

Is Sidney spelling his name with a "K" now? And an "evin"?

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Kid Nevin?

:hmmm: Pat's wee boy does have form for noising up yams.

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Originally Posted by SteveHFC

Dear Mr Gustas

I write to you as a concerned and ashamed Scotsman to inform you of an attempt by fellow Scottish people to defraud the Republic of Lithuania of many millions of pounds. You are no doubt aware of the plight of Ukio Bankas, UBIG and the dreadful conduct of the major shareholder in both of these companies Vladimir Romanov. But it is another of his ventures, namely his interest in Heart of Midlothian football club in Edinburgh I would like to draw your attention to. Since 2006 Mr Romanov has ploughed many millions of pounds, estimates believed to be as much as £85million, which has now turned out to be money he nor his banking groups could afford to invest, and these concerns raised many times over by the financial and football authorities here in Scotland. These concerns were continually ignored by officials at Hearts and also by their support who were happy to accept the success that has turned out to be the people of your countries money. Please also note that Romanov was refused permission to purchase shares at 2 other clubs. This is because he could not fund the regimes he was looking to put in place. This was ignored by Heart of Midlothian. They operated throughout his tenure with substantial losses which have now come to be at the Lithuanian tax payers expense. I would like to reiterate at this point that they have spent £85 million pounds of your money. I would also like to bring to your attention their failure to pay charities, police costs, healthcare costs and uk taxes owed during this time.
The current state of affairs at Heart of Midlothian sees them in administration and seeking a deal whereby the shares currently owned by UBIG, Ukio bankas and Ukio Bankas security on Tynecastle stadium in Edinburgh is sold to Bidco for the paltry sum of £2.5million. It is at this point I would like to make you aware of several areas of prime development land in Edinburgh that have sold recently for many millions of pounds over the £2.5million currently being offered to your people. It is at this point I would also say that it is my opinion that you would not be serving the people of Lithuania if you did not recover as much of their money that this organisation has taken with no intention of paying back. I would urge you to seek trustworthy advice on the value of the assets before proceeding with any deal as there is no doubt accepting an offer of £2.5 million is depriving your people of many of millions of pounds.
Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to apologise for the disgusting way in which this organisation has squandered many millions of pounds of your countries money. I find it totally unacceptable and would urge you to use all of your power in recouping your peoples money. If the tables were turned, it would be the least I would expect of my government. I would also appreciate your thoughts on the issues I have raised and if you are able to, your intentions in the future regarding these.
I look forward to your reply

Mr Kevin Moffat

Stolen from kickback

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I have no problems whatsoever with that letter. Hope it's genuine. Goan Big Kev! :greengrin

I have my doubts as to the authenticity of that email, and the Hibby credentials of the author.

See post number 37981 on this thread for the author?

Dinnae worry Jambos. It looks like Killie are going bust

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/26052607

Well, I'm sure that will be all over howmanypointsback in a minute

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Originally Posted by SteveHFC

Dear Mr Gustas

I write to you as a concerned and ashamed Scotsman to inform you of an attempt by fellow Scottish people to defraud the Republic of Lithuania of many millions of pounds. You are no doubt aware of the plight of Ukio Bankas, UBIG and the dreadful conduct of the major shareholder in both of these companies Vladimir Romanov. But it is another of his ventures, namely his interest in Heart of Midlothian football club in Edinburgh I would like to draw your attention to. Since 2006 Mr Romanov has ploughed many millions of pounds, estimates believed to be as much as £85million, which has now turned out to be money he nor his banking groups could afford to invest, and these concerns raised many times over by the financial and football authorities here in Scotland. These concerns were continually ignored by officials at Hearts and also by their support who were happy to accept the success that has turned out to be the people of your countries money. Please also note that Romanov was refused permission to purchase shares at 2 other clubs. This is because he could not fund the regimes he was looking to put in place. This was ignored by Heart of Midlothian. They operated throughout his tenure with substantial losses which have now come to be at the Lithuanian tax payers expense. I would like to reiterate at this point that they have spent £85 million pounds of your money. I would also like to bring to your attention their failure to pay charities, police costs, healthcare costs and uk taxes owed during this time.
The current state of affairs at Heart of Midlothian sees them in administration and seeking a deal whereby the shares currently owned by UBIG, Ukio bankas and Ukio Bankas security on Tynecastle stadium in Edinburgh is sold to Bidco for the paltry sum of £2.5million. It is at this point I would like to make you aware of several areas of prime development land in Edinburgh that have sold recently for many millions of pounds over the £2.5million currently being offered to your people. It is at this point I would also say that it is my opinion that you would not be serving the people of Lithuania if you did not recover as much of their money that this organisation has taken with no intention of paying back. I would urge you to seek trustworthy advice on the value of the assets before proceeding with any deal as there is no doubt accepting an offer of £2.5 million is depriving your people of many of millions of pounds.
Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to apologise for the disgusting way in which this organisation has squandered many millions of pounds of your countries money. I find it totally unacceptable and would urge you to use all of your power in recouping your peoples money. If the tables were turned, it would be the least I would expect of my government. I would also appreciate your thoughts on the issues I have raised and if you are able to, your intentions in the future regarding these.
I look forward to your reply

Mr Kevin Moffat

Stolen from kickback

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I find this disgraceful. Imagine apologising on their behalf.

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Originally Posted by Juice-Terry

I have no problems whatsoever with that letter. Hope it's genuine. Goan Big Kev! :greengrin

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If it hasn't been sent it certainly should.

It would be funny if it had it's desired effect.:greengrin

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Originally Posted by Leith Mo

See post number 37981 on this thread for the author?

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:top marks

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Originally Posted by Golden Fleece

Dinnae worry Jambos. It looks like Killie are going bust

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/26052607

Well, I'm sure that will be all over howmanypointsback in a minute

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Are you being serious or are you being sarcastic? Is this a lifeline for Hearts?