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Shame, looks like Fedotovas is going to be emptied from his new venture before he gets started.
Looks like he was appointed to a government post by his own bidey-in burd !
Shocking, that sort of thing would never happen in Scotland. :greengrin
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Originally Posted by keekaboo
Telegraph had 18th which Bloomberg confirmed but now provisionally 22nd according to Bloomberg news hounds.
Just thinking earlier does anyone think they will have to drop to being a part-time club to reduce costs
I've got general rule of thumb with any main stream media. Unless it's a quote from a named individual i always regard it as bollocksQuote:
Originally Posted by Sergey
They've always been a part-time football club. The have, however, been full-time in cheating, swindling, sex offending and self-pitying.Quote:
Originally Posted by leggeto
now THAT would be funny! :aok:Quote:
Originally Posted by leggeto
It's a definite possibility if it's a new club starting in league 2 playing at Livi or Dunfermline.Quote:
Originally Posted by leggeto
If the "main stream media" aren't telling us anything what are the non-main stream media telling us? And who are they?
That would be a terrible thing to happen to them - hopefully it does. :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by leggeto
I didn't realise the Telegraph took much interest in Scotland, let alone Scottish Football. Can you post a link to the Telegraph article so we can read the rest of it?Quote:
Originally Posted by desantos0773
Maybe this?Quote:
Originally Posted by Golden Fleece
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...val-plans.html
"April 18 at the earliest" sounds like a guess to me.....
Hearts have enough money to keep running until the end of the month but further cavilling in Vilnius could see the 140-year-old Edinburgh club forced into liquidation.Quote:
Originally Posted by McS****y
I love the word "Cavilling" in relation to what is hapenning in Lithuania :greengrin
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/cavilling
Cavil... rhymes with Saville.... :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Golden Fleece
I too like the word but I don't think it can be appropriately applied to the situation in Lithuania. I fear the Telegraph have subjected the administrators and creditors of Ukio to a dreadful calumny.Quote:
Originally Posted by Golden Fleece
I think Ewing Grahame is a freelancer, his articles turn up in various papers. He was unusually good during the Hun saga. There's a small echo of that in this article:Quote:
Originally Posted by McS****y
"Should Hearts be forced into liquidation then they could emulate Rangers – who suffered the same fate in 2012 – by forming a new club, playing out of Tynecastle and beginning life in the bottom tier, but BDO remains optimistic that a deal can be done to maintain their unbroken lineage."
Not many hacks will admit that the old Huns' lineage broke. :wink:
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Originally Posted by Golden Fleece
Yep, the laws ,rules and procedures of another country are a mere irritation when they get in the way of saving the Famous.
Even bigger surprise is comments STILL not welcome on Vlad's arrest/release - 'The Scotsman' can't run the risk of their system crashing due to all the messages of support ('Stay safe sweet Prince' being the forelock-tuggers most popular phrase) from the Muppets ??Quote:
Originally Posted by keekaboo
Yes was on the Bloomberg news pages. That's what UKIO told Bloomberg as well before they realised it was Easter Friday now 22nd at the earliest. Ukio obviously doing some more due dilligence on value of Tynie and other bids.Quote:
Originally Posted by McS****y
If you repeat this very quickly it sounds like "Foundation O' Farts".Quote:
Originally Posted by GordonHFC
Did anyone ever get a good translation of Section 3.10.3. Heart of Midlothian Plc (Škotija) ??
Attachment 12409
the google translate is quite poor; but you can see the Administrators (BDO) have said there's high chance of not being able to replace the stadium for residential purposes etc (hooliganism, factories, dangerous materials etc)
Note: One section translated as:
Realization of the stadium features. Completed property assessment report reveals that Tynecastle stadium the biggest market value should, if an authorization to develop it as a densely built-up residential area. But there is a high probability that a permit is not obtained, because the site is set advisory / safety zone for near Stocked Hazardous Materials
(alcohol and ethanol plant containers and plant medicine). According to the club's football administrator, the chances are high that investors would not want to buy a property for fear of the continuing bullying, institutions of political pressure (due to the collapse of the football club).
'Irritating or unnecessary'? The Yams will like that. How very dare these Lithuanians query the offer put in front of them, and refuse to stick to a timetable that suits the Famous!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Geo_1875
Pishy Breeks is no doubt composing a strongly worded letter - or incoherent verbal rant - intimating that the Liths had better shape up soon or face the consequences.
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Originally Posted by desantos0773
Cheers for the info (and the Telegraph link).
I still have serious doubts about the truth of any meeting dates, as it seems you really can't believe anybody in the Media. There are almost never any quotes from the actual 'sources' of the information (e.g. UKIO Admins). Even when there are, in the case of Adomonis, it never seems to turn out quite the way the media present it.
I have my doubts that the UKIO Admins would be stupid enough to arrange a meeting for next Friday, having forgotten it was a holiday. All sounds like a scam to me.
The only meeting of creditors (as opposed to creditors' committee) that we know definitely took place was the very first one. That was advertised with due notice and agenda.Quote:
Originally Posted by keekaboo
Whether the subsequent meetings have to be so advertised is not clear.
The non main stream media are people who - while not calling themselves journalists - ask the right questions to the right people, then post the reality of the situation on Internet sites like this one. Cwg has written a very good blog on the subject inviting the MSM to "just ask"Quote:
Originally Posted by Danderhall Hibs
Why should we believe them? Legitimate question and the answer is they've been by and large spot on so far, stretching back 18 months now. Track record, in other words
The date of the meeting is dependent on UKIO having enough time to gather information about the real value of the ground and any issues with selling it and other bids. They do not believe according to the Bloomberg journalist that they could do this before the end of next week. Hence people saying 18th at earliest but that is Easter so no earlier than 22nd. That is a best case senario. Given the scale and comlexity of their task it looks to be going to happen much later. But as you say there will be announcement.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Any people claiming to know the date are dealing in speculation which is of course alien to the practices on this board.
Looking at the report I attached earlier, it looks to me like they've clued onto the fact they have been had, by BDO and the low valuations of the stadium / land in the past year or two. Now they are exploring that, and I don't expect any meeting any time soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by desantos0773
:thumbsup::agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by Craig_in_Prague
have they ethanol containers not been decommissionedQuote:
Originally Posted by Craig_in_Prague
Blatant lying there from BDO I see :agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by Craig_in_Prague
It's just as well us pesky hobos are keeping them informed. :wink:
the chances are high that investors would not want to buy a property for fear of the continuing bullying, institutions of political pressure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coco Bryce
LOL !!
What, more kicking of Russian hats ?