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The consequence for them has been relegation, they also will have to face the consequence of no investment in a stadium, lack of working capital, borrowing power for decades. Not only that they will have to get the heads round fan ownership which will be like herding arrogant, unrealistic cats. Plenty fun still to be had without liquidation. Even better if we can finally get our act together as a club.

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Originally Posted by heid the baw

The consequence for them has been relegation, they also will have to face the consequence of no investment in a stadium, lack of working capital, borrowing power for decades. Not only that they will have to get the heads round fan ownership which will be like herding arrogant, unrealistic cats. Plenty fun still to be had without liquidation. Even better if we can finally get our act together as a club.

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Personally, I want them to suffer, and to continue suffering, until not one of them is squealing "it was all worth it".

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Originally Posted by heid the baw

The consequence for them has been relegation, they also will have to face the consequence of no investment in a stadium, lack of working capital, borrowing power for decades. Not only that they will have to get the heads round fan ownership which will be like herding arrogant, unrealistic cats. Plenty fun still to be had without liquidation. Even better if we can finally get our act together as a club.

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Is a consequence receiving a stadium for a minimal percentage of it's actual value?

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Originally Posted by heid the baw

The consequence for them has been relegation, they also will have to face the consequence of no investment in a stadium, lack of working capital, borrowing power for decades. Not only that they will have to get the heads round fan ownership which will be like herding arrogant, unrealistic cats. Plenty fun still to be had without liquidation. Even better if we can finally get our act together as a club.

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Naw naw naw, death after liquidation will be the best scenario for me. Another team will eventually rise again, but i will have the time of my life laughing at them while they do. And of course it won't be Heart of Midlothian because that team died. I will never accept any other scenario.

Any new club that plays in that ****ty coloured strip, and tries to say they are the gimps will not be acknowledged by me. And as for history, they will have none.

Get that right up ye's ya pink scarf twirling fairy tossers. And now the end is near. Now thats irony. :faf:

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Originally Posted by heid the baw

The consequence for them has been relegation, they also will have to face the consequence of no investment in a stadium, lack of working capital, borrowing power for decades. Not only that they will have to get the heads round fan ownership which will be like herding arrogant, unrealistic cats. Plenty fun still to be had without liquidation. Even better if we can finally get our act together as a club.

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Nah yer awrite, I'll settle for them getting liquidated and losing their ground, playing in the bottom division as a newco and tae always be reminded of that fact. That'll be much mair fun.

1) For what they have cheated and stolen, the maximum penalty must be paid.

2) That is the club that tried tae kill mine and the vast majority of that support backed the decision tae dae that. The ultimate GIRFUY for that is tae lose theirs.

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Originally Posted by 07hibee

The one after yes/no ,what other one ?

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Aye, I'm sure thats what you meant.

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Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY

Aye, I'm sure thats what you meant.

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Good

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Originally Posted by 500miles

Once again, read the thread. Lewis, not Lithuania.

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Fair play to him for trying though eh?

They must be getting desperate wheeling out a B list politician to talk to 8 islanders 4 sheep and a collie dug. Doubt this will save them myself like. Shame its not the real deal, the liths might be impressed by the dug right enough but I imagine they have probably had their fill of chancers from Scotland wi Foulkes and the famous :-)

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Originally Posted by Aldo

We are all football fans... After the fun we have had in the last year I only want one out come (btw I've wanted this from the off) them totally and utterly wiped off the face of this earth.

And after what that FTB tried to do to our club this is payback.

As for your last comment about this thread being an embarrassment...... Is there better reading elsewhere??

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Praise the lord that I don't have 10,000 posts. I must have a life. :-)

My problem with the heid the baw scenario is quite simple. If they survive they will not be back in the SPFL for many years, ergo we will not be playing them. If they do get back to the SPFL and we make them our bitches then every other team will be doing the same ergo they will be straight back down.

Let them die.

Any news about pay day in Gorgie? Today isn't it?

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Originally Posted by Juice-Terry

Any news about pay day in Gorgie? Today isn't it?

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There's a queue of 18 year olds looking confused at the Gorgski cashpoint just now.

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Originally Posted by Juice-Terry

Any news about pay day in Gorgie? Today isn't it?

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Theyll have been paid so i wouldnt get your hopes up.

On that note though, i know bdo cant create new creditors but does that include employees?

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Originally Posted by EdinCapitals

There's a queue of 18 year olds looking confused at the Gorgski cashpoint just now.

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Take it they've been paid then? ;-)

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Originally Posted by bingo70

On that note though, i know bdo cant create new creditors but does that include employees?

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They can make them redundant.

If they have been paid then maybe thats the end of the funds. El skinto? £27.30p in the bank? End of funding?

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Originally Posted by Waxy

If they have been paid then maybe thats the end of the funds. El skinto? £27.30p in the bank? End of funding?

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I think by their own admission thats not too far off the mark.

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Originally Posted by Waxy

If they have been paid then maybe thats the end of the funds. El skinto? £27.30p in the bank? End of funding?

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Don't think things are as bleak as that £70.62

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Originally Posted by monktonharp

I think they are being a bit presumtious, booking it for the 25th of may. Is that not the same date, or indeed the previous name of that old battleship from the Argentinian navy? sunk without trace with a loss of approx. 200 lives? ex-Military experts on here may inform otherwise, but , £200 tae kick a ba' about a fitba' grund soon to be out of the equation? sounds a bit dear, to me. mind you, alan preston, drop the ba' henry smith and possibly the presence of that auld warhorse referee who's name will not be mentioned on here, could be enough to fill the place:rolleyes:

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We are only charging £90 :greengrin

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Originally Posted by Desperate Dan

Nah yer awrite, I'll settle for them getting liquidated and losing their ground, playing in the bottom division as a newco and tae always be reminded of that fact. That'll be much mair fun.

1) For what they have cheated and stolen, the maximum penalty must be paid.

2) That is the club that tried tae kill mine and the fast majority of that support backed the decision tae dae that. The ultimate GIRFUY for that is tae lose theirs.

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Nail on the Head DD - No amount of revisionism can take away how the vast majority were easy about us being taken over- Yams GTF, take your ' it was worth it' to the grave.

Love the rumour on the Scotsman taken from the Sun :greengrin

Hearts face anxious wait over Ukio Bankas
HEARTS administrator Bryan Jackson is reportedly ready to fly to Lithuania at a moment’s notice as he bids to save the club from liquidation.
Jackson - and Hearts fans - are hopeful that Ukio Bankas creditors will vote on the CVA proposal later this week.
Fellow creditor UBIG accepted Jackson’s plan last week, pushing Hearts closer to survival.
But Ukio, who own a 29.5 per cent stake in the club and Tynecastle, need to vote in Hearts’ favour before Jackson can seal the deal.
Funds at Tynecastle are running out, and administrators BDO are keen to avoid further delays, with Lithuanian administrators hopeful that the Ukio meeting will go ahead this week. (The Scottish Sun)

That will be the meeting that Desantos says is going ahead, and Sergey says isn't. I'm waiting with baited breath.

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Originally Posted by Golden Fleece

Love the rumour on the Scotsman taken from the Sun :greengrin

Hearts face anxious wait over Ukio Bankas
HEARTS administrator Bryan Jackson is reportedly ready to fly to Lithuania at a moment’s notice as he bids to save the club from liquidation.
Jackson - and Hearts fans - are hopeful that Ukio Bankas creditors will vote on the CVA proposal later this week.
Fellow creditor UBIG accepted Jackson’s plan last week, pushing Hearts closer to survival.
But Ukio, who own a 29.5 per cent stake in the club and Tynecastle, need to vote in Hearts’ favour before Jackson can seal the deal.
Funds at Tynecastle are running out, and administrators BDO are keen to avoid further delays, with Lithuanian administrators hopeful that the Ukio meeting will go ahead this week. (The Scottish Sun)

That will be the meeting that Desantos says is going ahead, and Sergey says isn't. I'm waiting with baited breath.

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Jambo in my work is hopeful they will get good news at Fridays meeting??

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Originally Posted by nribs

Jambo in my work is hopeful they will get good news at Fridays meeting??

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Which meeting is this?

And in what church? :greengrin

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Originally Posted by Sergey

I've been working for almost 10 years in bringing your club down - and one day you'll maybe know half the story.

GIRFUY

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I have to say I find it quite sad that someone would say this. Also the fact that subsequent posts seem to be degenerating into the threatening stance is , to me, quite worrying.

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Originally Posted by nribs

Jambo in my work is hopeful they will get good news at Fridays meeting??

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and this Friday is good Friday...Happy Easter to our scarf-twirling pink chums :)

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Originally Posted by Desperate Dan

Nah yer awrite, I'll settle for them getting liquidated and losing their ground, playing in the bottom division as a newco and tae always be reminded of that fact. That'll be much mair fun.

1) For what they have cheated and stolen, the maximum penalty must be paid.

2) That is the club that tried tae kill mine and the fast majority of that support backed the decision tae dae that. The ultimate GIRFUY for that is tae lose theirs.

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The coolest part of that is ... we didn't do a thing, them did it all to themselfs!

We tried to warn ya!

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Originally Posted by HappyAsHellas

Also the fact that subsequent posts seem to be degenerating into the threatening stance is , to me, quite worrying.

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Sergey has done some great work on this thread, but, does seem to have got a bit carried away recently. Back to the script Sergey please.

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Originally Posted by Golden Fleece

Love the rumour on the Scotsman taken from the Sun :greengrin

Hearts face anxious wait over Ukio Bankas
HEARTS administrator Bryan Jackson is reportedly ready to fly to Lithuania at a moment’s notice as he bids to save the club from liquidation.
Jackson - and Hearts fans - are hopeful that Ukio Bankas creditors will vote on the CVA proposal later this week.
Fellow creditor UBIG accepted Jackson’s plan last week, pushing Hearts closer to survival.
But Ukio, who own a 29.5 per cent stake in the club and Tynecastle, need to vote in Hearts’ favour before Jackson can seal the deal.
Funds at Tynecastle are running out, and administrators BDO are keen to avoid further delays, with Lithuanian administrators hopeful that the Ukio meeting will go ahead this week. (The Scottish Sun)

That will be the meeting that Desantos says is going ahead, and Sergey says isn't. I'm waiting with baited breath.

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I said no earlier than 22nd. Given info yesterday they look close to having the meeting. Do not know how much notice they need to give given it is postponed meeting from 28 March which had sufficient notice. According to lawyers of Ukio close to accepting CVA unless new offer/info comes to light.
Don't know how reliable that lawyers view is.

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Originally Posted by desantos0773

I said no earlier than 22nd. Given info yesterday they look close to having the meeting. Do not know how much notice they need to give given it is postponed meeting from 28 March which had sufficient notice. According to lawyers of Ukio close to accepting CVA unless new offer/info comes to light.
Don't know how reliable that lawyers view is.

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Was that notice published anywhere?