Can you imagine all the people out there saying "aye but, five-one-nineteen-o-two" to themselves over and over again just now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sergey
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Can you imagine all the people out there saying "aye but, five-one-nineteen-o-two" to themselves over and over again just now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sergey
You just spoiled my dinnerQuote:
Originally Posted by Kato
Bazza on BT Sport tonight?
Looks like we were all wrong. Just had a look on the Hearts ticketing website and only 5 out of 19 sections are sold out. They must have enough money and we are all Hobos.
Big teams don't do dominoes.Quote:
Originally Posted by BroxburnHibee
More likely a ruined whist drive at the golf club snug or an upturned backgammon board somewhere in midlothian.
Meantime real jambos who go to games, or say they do are ripping up their bingo cards in frustration.
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Originally Posted by GreenLake
Strangely enough, this story is no longer visible either on the Scotsman Home Page (where it was earlier today) or even the Sports Page.....
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:faf: hibs.net has killed banderson as a journalist. Forever in our shadow barry.Quote:
Originally Posted by keekaboo
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Originally Posted by GreenLake
Her lawyers are DLA Piper, at least that is the outfit that set up Bidco 1874.
http://www.dlapiper.com/uk/
Worldwide operators. Pity they don't have a Lithuanian Office. :greengrin
looks like theres around 16000 there tonight
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Originally Posted by Gmack7
Dundee United bring 2000 down tonight then. :confused:
i forgot the:wink: in my postQuote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
:hilariousQuote:
Originally Posted by keekaboo
Jump the gun
It's an anagram of Barry Anderson
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Originally Posted by Gmack7
:aok:
You will not be missing much.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sergey
Which Friday ?Quote:
Originally Posted by inglisavhibs
Men only, you think that would be illegal these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by peter douglas
Stop it that will drive them radio rental.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sergey
That is a different IrenaQuote:
Originally Posted by The Falcon
Gonny splain what you mean to an auld technophobe? I can still see it......Quote:
Originally Posted by keekaboo
ps the auld technophobe has also mobilised his Twatter contacts to try and nail Bazza on BTSport tonight. :greengrin
Well it seems to be on the "rumours" page, now:Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
http://www.scotsman.com/sport/footba...gers-1-3348913
And they're attributing it to the Daily Mail ? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by atomheartfather
"Oi... here's a buck... let me pass it to you...."
And their source is the daily mail. :faf: buck passing already.:greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by atomheartfather
Damn. Beaten by the technophobe :greengrin
My Twatter person typed that.Quote:
Originally Posted by jonty
Talking of twats..... is he on at half time?
:faf::faf::faf:Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
They're doubting the fact that I've been in touch with the administrator - sad really that it takes a sad-sack like me to garner the truth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Weststandwanab
I hope Budges solicitors and legal team speak Lithuanian, as the UBIG admins don't speak one word of English.
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Originally Posted by jonty
The DM would have printed it today, filching it from Barry's "story" yesterday. Metro had it.
If it's still available could someone copy it on here? I would but I'm on the phone.
Ta.
Can you teach them to say GIRFUY?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sergey
It's a pretty low trick to step aside from the story now, and attribute it to someone else.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kato
HEARTS are hoping to take a major step towards exiting administration next Friday when UBIG’s eagerly-awaited creditors meeting takes place.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
The Tynecastle club need the creditors to agree to release the 50 per cent shareholding that is held by the collapsed Lithuanian investment company for a token fee of around £50,000. The transfer of the stake to new owner-in-waiting Ann Budge’s holding company (BIDCO) is regarded as one of the last significant hurdles to overcome in what has been a complex and protracted administration process. UBIG agreed to hand over the shareholding at the beginning of February but that decision has to be ratified by their creditors.
Millionaire businesswoman and Hearts season-ticket holder Budge is personally funding the £2.5 million for Ukio Bankas’ 29.9 per cent stake.
Former Hearts owner Vladimir Romanov’s fallen bank was due £15.5 million of the club’s total £28.5 million arrears and also held Tynecastle stadium as a security against its debt. UBIG, another of Romanov’s former companies, were owed £8.2 million. But even if Hearts’ administrators BDO get the result they are looking for next Friday, it could still be a matter of weeks before Budge is handed control at Tynecastle.
Behind the scenes, it is thought that mid-April is the earliest time that the new owner could take over. Budge is set to manage Hearts for a minimum of five years before handing over the majority shareholding to the Foundation of Hearts, who are backed by over 8,000 supporters making monthly direct debit contributions.
Another work of fiction from gorgie
"Heart of Midlothian (@JamTarts)
21/03/2014 21:04
Tonight's attendance is 13,448. Thanks to everyone here for their support"
Ground looks v empty to me
Crucial day looms for Hearts administration hopesQuote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
By Darren Johnstone
HEARTS are hoping to take a major step towards exiting administration next Friday when UBIG’s eagerly-awaited creditors meeting takes place.
The Tynecastle club need the creditors to agree to release the 50 per cent shareholding that is held by the collapsed Lithuanian investment company for a token fee of around £50,000. The transfer of the stake to new owner-in-waiting Ann Budge’s holding company (BIDCO) is regarded as one of the last significant hurdles to overcome in what has been a complex and protracted administration process. UBIG agreed to hand over the shareholding at the beginning of February but that decision has to be ratified by their creditors.
Millionaire businesswoman and Hearts season-ticket holder Budge is personally funding the £2.5 million for Ukio Bankas’ 29.9 per cent stake.
Former Hearts owner Vladimir Romanov’s fallen bank was due £15.5 million of the club’s total £28.5 million arrears and also held Tynecastle stadium as a security against its debt. UBIG, another of Romanov’s former companies, were owed £8.2 million. But even if Hearts’ administrators BDO get the result they are looking for next Friday, it could still be a matter of weeks before Budge is handed control at Tynecastle.
Behind the scenes, it is thought that mid-April is the earliest time that the new owner could take over. Budge is set to manage Hearts for a minimum of five years before handing over the majority shareholding to the Foundation of Hearts, who are backed by over 8,000 supporters making monthly direct debit contributions.
Edit: Slower than CWG and technically less competent