Anyone notice that Adolf Hitler plays for the jobbys?
aka Patterson.
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Anyone notice that Adolf Hitler plays for the jobbys?
aka Patterson.
I don't get your argument. Hearts are going out of business and as our oldest and biggest rival I think it would be odd for there to be no interest. It's also still a running story, we know they won't be in the top flight anymore that's obvious, but will they even exist anymore?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sammy7nil
As for concentrating on our own problems, well sure we can. There's countless other threads discussing just that. If you really don't like the subject why not just give the thread a body swerve? For the rest of us it's big news.
So what was the earth shattering news Jim?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
Is this an early April foolQuote:
BBC just announced that fresh news emanating from Lithuania indicates that if the situation is not resolved in the next few weeks the likelihood of liquidation will become a reality. They are going to keep us up to speed with the course of events. The way it was reported it seems that it's not just regurgitation of recent information but that something is afoot.
Getting back on topic, the Jambos are dismissing the BBC announcement as mischief-making and say it's just old news. One of their stalwarts says in fact "I actually think this is good news. Get your arse in gear or get duck all." The blind leading the blind.
Just heard it myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by Greenworld
Another creditor has thrown the spanner into the works by saying that he £2.5 million offer is totally unacceptable. If the share transfer deal is not completed within the next 4 weeks then it's looking increasingly likely that Liquidation will be the outcome.
Such a shame eh.
Ok keep talking im warming to this news :cb
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Originally Posted by Golden Bear
McLauchlan was putting more emphasis on one of the main creditors ( don't know if said Saulius or another) objecting to £2.5M. I don't see that this is fresh news but there seemed to be a bit more gravity about the situation.
And Jimmy Savile was in the crowd too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibernia Na Eir
Keep talking folks, I'm nearly there!
Just the BBC catching up with Hibs.Net.:wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
What is your authority for this? :cbQuote:
Originally Posted by Sammy7nil
I think that is a tad optimistic considering the big L looms larger everyday.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Keep the faith.
Article now on the BBC websiteQuote:
Originally Posted by Weststandwanab
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/26817253 :aok:
Last paragraph, almost a throwaway
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UBIG, which was controlled by former Hearts owner Vladimir Romanov, had its assets frozen in April 2013 after declaring insolvency, while Ukio collapsed more than a year ago.
About time these journalists started pointing out that FoH are trying to buy a £20m asset for £2.5 million. It may help people understand the magnitude of the task.
It would also bring balance to the story and maybe help Johnny Yam to face facts. Up until now the media have been complicit in the whole charade. They should have a look at Kickback, and weep at the creatures they have created.
Exactly how does this thread embarrass you? There's plenty of other threads discussing how ***** we are. The only embarrassment here is Heart of Midlothian football club.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sammy7nil
This has brightened up my Monday morning, just a bit!
'With all of the uncertainty at Tynecastle, BDO are not selling season tickets, but with around £100,000 a month required to keep the club going, revenue would need to be raised over the summer months.'
Eh? The cost of running Yak is £1.2m a year? I think he means £100k a week.
You can tell you haven't been reading this thread. If they make the 1st division it'll be a minor miracle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sammy7nil
Leigh said said it best yesterday "Hearts are going bust"
Isn't this a bit of a red herring now? As a example, Vlad bought the old bank building on St. Andrews Square for £20m and its now valued in the region of £4m. I recall reading an article in the EEN when the empire collapsed and this figure given. May not be fact could be the "EEN understands" but my question is, is Tynie worth £20m given what would require to be done to bring it up to development status? The land is def worth more than £2.5m but reality?Quote:
Originally Posted by Filled Rolls
What about this in the EN , http://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.co...-cva-1-3359075
next fat Eck will flying over to beg them to get a move on.
Nothing to do with Eck, more like the Labour diddies Foulkes and Murray.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenpaper55
Is this the Yam way? Good news stories come out after a bad result on the park to deflect from the result and bad news stories come out after a good result as their hoards are too busy wallowing in beating the wee team and too hung over to notice that they are in reality ****ed.
Not the first time they've tried this. The Lithuanian ambassador for the UK was over here a few months ago and Jackson tried to set up a meeting. His request was ignored.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenpaper55
Seems that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Sea-gull
What a fat slavering eejit Foulkes is.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenpaper55
"If we move towards liquidation the creditors get nothing at all". Actually Georgie boy they'd get more from liquidation than a cva. Roaster
Seriously Baj what odds would you give forQuote:
Originally Posted by Bajillions
Hearts exiting admin prior to the start of next season
Hearts still being in admin at the start of next season
Hearts being Liquidated before the start of next season :wink:
Hardly.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenpaper55
Things seem to be panning out ever so nicely.