Tick Tock, Tick Tock, Tick Tock.........KABOOM!!!
It's been a lengthy wait, but at long last it looks like the Grim Reaper is about to kick the front door in at the PBS ................. Oh Ya ****in' Dancer!!!
GIRUY Yams!!!
:greengrin
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Tick Tock, Tick Tock, Tick Tock.........KABOOM!!!
It's been a lengthy wait, but at long last it looks like the Grim Reaper is about to kick the front door in at the PBS ................. Oh Ya ****in' Dancer!!!
GIRUY Yams!!!
:greengrin
Whats the process if it comes clear after the 7th theres no resolution imminent?
Liquidation on the 8th or is there likely to be further deadlines set after this?
Maybe if STF bought the whole shambles, and saved it for the community. Then put Rod bloody Petrie in charge of it, perhaps then we'd have a chance of getting one over them now and again. :rolleyes:
Why is there more than 50% of people who voted on this thread want these tramps to survive?
Liquidation will happen immediately, but BDO and the footballing authorities won't let it happen until the last game has been played. They'll make sure they limp along so the season is completed.
I've been saying this for some time now.
It's game on once the final whistle goes on the last day though :greengrin
I agree. They need circa £600k to get them to the seasons end then that's when the plug will be pulled. Nothing is going to be agreed in Lithuania between now and then and BDO (given their experience with Portsmouth) will probably already know the game is as good as over.
They're not just dealing with one face any more - as Adomonis isn't the one who has the final say-so. There's the good folks at the Lithuanian State Insurance Dept who hold the majority vote on the Ukio Bankas creditors committee and there's Vytautas Sinius and his team at Siauliu Bank who know the deal is wrong in too many ways. They are probably on both the creditors lists of UBIG and Ukio and will want every last Lita that is owed.
The Yams are way-way down the pecking-order in the broad scheme of things and an email from Pishy Breeks and the Lith ambassador will be laughed all the way from Kaunas to Vilnius and back.
Also, lest we forget, all of UBIG's assets are still frozen.
The Jambos are discussing the Celtic view of their situation - http://videocelts.com/2014/03/blogs/...f-liquidation?
I think people have different interpretations of "getting away with it". I wouldn't be too impressed with anything less than League 2 and losing the PBS but that still wouldn't be enough for some.
There will be a team called Hearts (well, referred to as Hearts by the MSM) playing in maroon in some league and in some stadium next season. That you can be pretty sure of.
Im so peeved they are facing liquidation but yet they are able to beat us. Im sick of this thread lol please hearts die and disappear!
At an open sale the holder of the security can outbid the lowball bidder and "pay" itself the purchase price. The good bank which owns the Ukio/UBIG assets should want to make the PBS a flat pad and hold it to reap a significant profit in the future. That is what banks that are profitable do and they are in no rush. Ukio's and UBIG's assets have probably already been sold at a fraction of the cost and thus to some other bank that is looking to make fat banker profits over time (e.g. Sauliu Bank who are stable and not in financial stress?). The laugh might well be that the Yams and the PBS have already been shifted for a fraction of $2.5m to another private Lithuanian bank. Checkmate! :greengrin
:lolyam:
Cue the entry of Salmond with a " Political " plea to save a "Scottish Sporting Institution "
" You heard it here first "
Had a phone call from a friend who is an SNP "Insider" (Aberdeen ST holder) at 21.30 suggesting this could " seriously be on the cards " !!!:na na:
I caught ten minutes of Radio Scotland when I was in the car tonight - it was either the boy from BDO (Bajillions or whatever his name is) or Ian Murray MP - he seemed to be saying the Lithuanians have no option but to take the £2.5m. If they don't they'll get nothing or some such.