How long would it take to tippex out the "2" in the "£2.5m" and replace it with a "3" ... and then a "4" ... and then ... :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by CapitalGreen
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How long would it take to tippex out the "2" in the "£2.5m" and replace it with a "3" ... and then a "4" ... and then ... :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by CapitalGreen
I am an MP post from KB, some very pleasing points in there.Quote:
Apologies for not posting this earlier but there has been difficulties getting on to Kickback this afternoon. Just shows you how important a service it provides. We are obviously disappointed that both creditors meetings for UKIO and UBIG did not take place. However, the positive news about the UBIG creditors meeting agreeing the transfer of their 50% shareholding in Hearts is a significant step forward. This should not be underestimated. We understand that lengthy discussions have taken place between Hearts Administrators, BDO, and the lawyers administrating Ukio Bankas. The outcome of these discussions were positive and it is hoped that a Ukio creditors meeting will take place before the end of next week (Easter). It has transpired that there was not to be a formal Ukio creditors meeting today so nothing has been delayed or postponed. The date will be set shortly. We are working on the information as we receive it.
We have taken a huge step towards delivering the Creditors Voluntary Agreement (CVA) today and, to use a football analogy, we would have taken this result before the game. However, we do appreciate how frustrating this is for the supporters and for everyone connected to the Club. We would have wanted a final conclusion. One major hurdle has been cleared with one to go.
We will continue to work closely with BDO and BIDCO to get this deal over the line as quickly as possible and thank all the supporters for their continued patience at this time.
Tonight Hearts is much closer to being out of administration than it was yesterday. It is a considerable achievement to have got this far. We thank BDO and the teams at UKIO Bankas and UBIG for their sterling efforts and look forward to a positive outcome as soon as possible. I, and FoH, will provide as much information as we can in the coming days.
Most notably the, "it has transpired" sentence.
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Originally Posted by desantos0773
Do you really have a contact in Lithuania?
Yes one of the Bloomberg reporters.
No long in from work and boy it loos like I e missed a very very interesting afternoon. Not to mention loads of fun.
Just had my dad on phone and he says "son wouldn't it be funny if they went pop tomorrow"
Indeed it would as it's his 70th birthday (7-0)
They have certainly had it roond them several times. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
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Originally Posted by desantos0773
Would that be Bryan Bradley ?
They used all the blu tack and tippex to overwrite Ukio Bancas with Wonga on their turd coloured shirts.Quote:
Originally Posted by StevieC
I think that, in a very narrow Stevie Fail sense, if you choose your own parameters (look it up Fail!) and ignore the creditors, the hubris, the Big Team bragging, and ignore McKay, Billy Broon, the repeated pleading with the SFA to break the rules they themselves voted for, and the way they have presented a take over proposal from a wealthy individual as supporter ownership, then... yes, perhaps you can say they've behaved with a bit of dignity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Filled Rolls
Please wish your Dad a very, very, very happy birthday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
Indeed. Tell you what though if banderson told be the sky was blue and the grass was green I'd still check to make sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Filled Rolls
I think IM ImAnMP will find that hibs.net offers a far more valuable and accurate service which also doesn't fall flat on its arse with a few thousand visitors.
See if I was him, I'd be trying to dampen expectations right now... stop talking about 'significant steps forward' and stressing the difficulties in doing a deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by GlasgowHibee
But then, who's his audience here? The great unwashed? The Diddies? Ann Budge?
I will indeed. Very good Hibs man (and Newcastle).Quote:
Originally Posted by Seveno
They surely don't think Budge is buying all this cloak and dagger ****, do they?Quote:
Originally Posted by jacomoseven
I think it's a matter of time till they start talking about a man in a black cloak standing at the end of the street.
I thought this UKIO administrator gadge said he expected the CVA to be finalised today?? Even though there was no creditor's meeting planned??
So he's pretty much outed himself as a slavouring ****.
Basically the Liths are seriously taking the pish big style!
Who knows?Quote:
Originally Posted by Filled Rolls
Was Ann Budge trying to force through the CVA? Or is she genuinely getting cold feet at the thought she could now be left with a loss-making basket case of a football club?
If it's the latter, FoH need to do all they can to convince her a deal is imminent and all will be fine. You'd think she'd have her own people involved by now though.
My god....STV news just announcing they are almost there and great news today....completely missing the point that UKIO meeting did not even take place, never mind get a decision!! ha ha :greengrin
BBC doing the same. .. Poor poor journalism, but what do you expect from these amateur Scottish supposed news networks !!Quote:
Originally Posted by marti1875
Same with the BBC .................... 'new hope' after today's meeting. No mention of the second meeting not materialising or of the anti climax when they discovered that allwasnotreallybarryQuote:
Originally Posted by marti1875
And then a sparryheed on stv news in his mums maroon blouse saying they will shortly be fan ownedQuote:
Originally Posted by marti1875
Are they finished yet??
Budge has acted in good faith and has probably drawn a line in the sand regarding the extent of her involvement. I can't see her being dragged into 'what if' games of scamming and delays.Quote:
Originally Posted by Filled Rolls
There is more than one journalist on the desk in a Lithuania but he is one of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
Such lazy journalism beggars belief at times :confused:
We should send them a .net link to keep them up to date!
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Yes AFP reported it hanging in the balance early afternoon.Quote:
Originally Posted by marti1875
http://news.stv.tv/east-central/2708...nly-half-done/Quote:
Originally Posted by HIBERNIAN-0762
Seems to be based on whatever Ian Murray says. Much cheaper journalism than actually investigating.
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http://finance.yahoo.com/news/rt-hon...061000794.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by DaveF
Dear Tazio - I assume your source wasn't that impeccable after all? Or did Alex teleport to Lithuania soon after his engagement in NY.
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Originally Posted by jodjam
Hang fire.... He's not paid the £5 over there, can't see him paying £10 :lol yam:Quote:
Originally Posted by jonty