The only source here is Barry. It isn't listed on any Lithuanian website (when all of the other meetings have been) and no-one inside Hearts knows anything about it.
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The only source here is Barry. It isn't listed on any Lithuanian website (when all of the other meetings have been) and no-one inside Hearts knows anything about it.
Ooops. He can't help himself can he.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
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Originally Posted by Mikey
They will do anything to try to sell that rag you can just see all the thick hear7s fans clambouring down to the newsagent to see this propeganda in the paper and then convincing each other it must be true cos its in the paper.
strange this news has not appeared anywhere else :not worth
@jamb0skickback:Hi @BarryAnderson_ are we definitely definitely sure there's a meeting on 28th? There seems to be a whole lot of confusion over this :-/
@BarryAnderson_: @jamb0skickback That's the info at the moment. Delays always possible with these things overseas, but hopefully not this time.
@jamb0skickback: @BarryAnderson_ Ah ok, cheers Barry - so BDO have definitely confirmed this is happening?
He didn't respond to the last question. His first tweet has a get out clause as well.
Barry has always been nothing but accurate in the past though.
Fixed that for you :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Bajillions
Hey! Lockie is secretly a financial genius. That's why he's rubbish at being a football manager.Quote:
Originally Posted by jacomoseven
(Remember, you heard it here first. STF has Lockie earmarked to take over when Rodders moves on in 2050.)
FACT. :agree:
So is this a bigger fail from BAnderson than the 1 million from wonga ?
We shall see.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hero76
Surely this would be the end of him at the EEN if he was wrong, again?
As hilarious as this is from a Hibs point of view, if he's making this up to sell newspapers, then it's a pretty despicable way to treat fans, and if I was a Yam I'd be very angry. I'm highly suspicious that FOH aren't all over it and that BDO haven't said anything about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
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Originally Posted by Dashing Bob S
This just oozes sincerity...
They get the reporters they deserve.
Although when I questioned Banderson's story earlier (before it had been published), it was mostly in jest. I didn't realise the buffoon was going to clown it up all over again.
He's going all out for the Pulitzer prize.
He wouldn't win the pullover prize !.Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenLake
Barry sounds pretty positive that this meeting is happening and that it will include a vote on releasing the Hearts shares.
I'm still to be convinced he's right given there is no legal notice on the web regarding this meeting whereas there has been solid online documentation for others.
If this is a figment of his imagination then he's really gone tonto this time.
If it's real then he has actually gone and done the journalistic thing and got himself some contacts.
It's funny that the 1st ever mention of this meeting was a rumour on JKB ...... I seem to remember similar with the Wonga "millions" .... Hmmmmm
The Yam pips are squeaking but there is literally no coverage of this meeting, upon which the whole transfer process and perhaps even Yam survival could hang ??? If it was such a formality and all was rosy in the Yam garden, then FOH/BDO would be all over this. Something smells :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Kato
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Originally Posted by Onion
Yeah but it's hard to discern what among the usual stench.
But he would win the pullthewoolover prize.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenpaper55
Am I right in saying it still doesnae matter what is decided at this meeting until LivGov leave the shares out in the spring time Kaunas sun? Unless the creditors say no thanks right enough, which would as the saying goes be "pleasing".
Event: No news from BDO or Lithuania.
AllisBarry: Hearts close to exiting Administration.
Rumbled! Well I tried my best...Quote:
Originally Posted by jacomoseven
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Originally Posted by Kato
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:agree: Onlooking yams will struggle with all of the above anyway but can I just throw into the mix under point 3 that the courts may well look at the bigger picture and consider the precendent they might be setting if they unfreeze any one specific asset prematurely?Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
You can indeed :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Bostonhibby
If the courts defrost the shares for Hearts in isolation, can any of the creditors lodge an appeal?
What makes you think the Courts will plug in the micro wave ?Quote:
Originally Posted by 3pm
I don't know. It's a question.Quote:
Originally Posted by Weststandwanab
He would get a pair with maroon tint, soak them in Bulgarian saline and put them in back to front.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kato
Not sure why the creditors would appeal.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3pm
If it gets to that stage, it's because UKIO and UBIG are both happy with what they're getting.
Ah right. Ta.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
In UK courts they can certainly cite the precedent in support of any arguments for "unfeezing" they might want to make - there are some pretty substantial frozen assets of more relevance outside the UK that aren't a valueless debt ridden lower tier football team so they would typically need to differentiate why they are acting early or differently for the yam, or any other shares that they may eventually release.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3pm