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As a rule, Multi quote is a great tool, but as in everything in this world it's best in moderation and when the quotes are all specific to each other.
As with all rules, there's always an exception and in this case it's the yams..... I just want them 100% deid! No moderation/halfway house for them!
GGTTH
So either way they're getting very little if the spfl decide to advance them what they're due at the end of the season.Quote:
Originally Posted by HFCDaveA
I don't think they have to ring fence the footballing debt - just they might not get their history or play in Europe hahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by lord bunberry
I think it will be a condition that they pay the debts if they are allowed into the bottom league should they be put in the blenderQuote:
Originally Posted by ...WentToMowAnSPL
You're right about it being better if inside info is attributable, but if you do have conacts, and bandy their names around, very quickly you'll find you don't have contacts.Quote:
Originally Posted by keekaboo
From today's Scotsman page 10 for financial guru's on Here does this relate to the frozen shares ?
It is last paragraph from report on the fugitive Romanov.
"Ukio Bankas was declared insolvent, it's operations suspended, and the Russian-born businessmans accounts frozen by the Central bank"
Doesn't relate at all. The assets that are important in HMFC's case are UBIG's shares in HMFC.Quote:
Originally Posted by steviehibsleith
The Scotsman journo who hosted the webchat yesterday promised to ask BDO about them. Still waiting.....
Not necessarily. Increased income does not always result in increased profit (if any profit at all).Quote:
Originally Posted by Weststandwanab
And UKIO's shares in HMFC.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
There is no report of their having been frozen.Quote:
Originally Posted by desantos0773
:wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Deansy
It does in this case - assuming they survive.Quote:
Originally Posted by SmashinGlass
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Originally Posted by clerriehibs
There's also the other side of the argument that too many people claiming to have 'inside info' makes it more difficult to know who to believe, although some are quite obvious wind-up merchants (especially if their user name is 'KB something').
There have been a couple of real wallopers in this regard in the last few days that have left me in no doubt but, in their cases, I feel more pity than anything.
I'm a fan of WSW's multi quotes too. It's nice to have a succinct summary/comment/put down of posts, especially ones you know are invariably going to be rambling or nonsense.Quote:
Originally Posted by StevieC
It's become a signature and has a certain charm.
I appreciate that thank you DBS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dashing Bob S
The great thing about this Hearts case is it seems to follow a pattern:
1. No real news
2. A glimmer of positive hope
3. Ludicrous spin by FOH/media
4. Massive vainglorious trumpeting from Kickback
5. Note of caution from BDO
6. Devastatingly bad news/further delays from Lithland
(Repeat till liquidation)
Romanov's future to be decided on Thursday:
http://www.lithuaniatribune.com/6652...day-201466524/
Given Romanov owned 65% of Ukio I would be surprised if they were not frozen as they related to "bad" loans to UBIG and Hearts. Will try and find out.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
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Originally Posted by desantos0773
Don't forget the endless appeals, serious heart condition, and the rest.
Romanov won't be back in Lithland this side of Christmas unless he's been funding the wrong politicians or been caught selling Pussy Riot CD's out the back of his taxi. :greengrin
Double http://www.hibs.net/images/smilies/thumbs%20up.gifI wonder how Ian - I was an M.P - Murray will spin this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Golden Fleece
If I may be permitted, I would think that is a racing certaintyQuote:
Originally Posted by desantos0773
You can take that to the Bank just not UKIO
Also a link further down re the frozen assetsQuote:
Originally Posted by desantos0773
http://www.lithuaniatribune.com/3427...ets-201334278/
Heh haw!
Wow !!! Does this mean NO SALEQuote:
Originally Posted by BurghHibby
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Hi CWG Thanks for reply but as Burgh Hibby as posted I think The Scotsman lifted it from the Lithuania Tribune link and omitted the bit below which perhaps im reading it wrong but doesnt that imply UBIG investment is frozen as well .Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
The court in Kaunas seized assets controlled by Russian-born businessman Vladimir Romanov and his UBIG investment vehicle, which controls ‘Hearts’.
In a statement, the court said it had forbidden any transfer of the assets, after receiving a claim in a civil lawsuit brought by several companies.
He seems to have an ever increasing list of health complaints A stroke last year and now hospitalised with serious heart problems. Would appear that his time is coming, one way or another.... :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by desantos0773
Remember and check the article date, dunno how much has changed in the last year though...Quote:
Originally Posted by BurghHibby
That's harsh, because he seemed to be back to full health.Quote:
Originally Posted by SmashinGlass
Didn't that journo who bumped into him in a restaurant find him in good spirits, talking about how he was enjoying life in Moscow and making good money? And little did he know another health scare was just around the corner...
I did but just assumed as the Lithuanians were still trying to get Romanov in a court nothing had changed .Quote:
Originally Posted by EdinMike
Reading that article leaves me less convinced the frozen shares are a problem.
I was under the impression they were frozen by the Lith Financial crimes people. If, as that article states, they were frozen at the request of creditors then it will be the same creditors that just approved the share transfer. If they are happy then I imagine the court will be too.
We will have to wait and see.
Even if they get to keep Tynecrumble, they're still a wee league team with humungous problems.
I was introduced to a man this morning who runs a small " service " business .( four employees )
He was owed a four figure sum of money for repairs carried out at Tynecastle and lost out , receiving siltch
He was lucky (his words) that he managed to keep things going without paying off staff but feels very very bitter reading the quotes from Hearts supporters of how Hearts will be " debt free and go on to be a massive club again "
Can sympathise with him ( he is not a football man as he played rugby and follows his old club ) and wonder how many more small businesses were landed in the same position ?
:rolleyes:
Think you might be getting your Aprils mixed up. The Scotsman article was today, the Tribune 2013.Quote:
Originally Posted by steviehibsleith