And there's no big yam story at the moment :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
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And there's no big yam story at the moment :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
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Originally Posted by clerriehibs
Agreed. There's a big difference from churning out the usual 'No we definitely won't be selling player x during the transfer window' type nonsense and writing this kind of toadying crap that is helping to convince mugs to hand over every penny they have to the 'cause' when really they should be trying to inform the fans of what the reality is.Quote:
Originally Posted by clerriehibs
At the end of the day, as funny as some of this nonsense has been, people not smart enough or too blinded by emotion to know better are pouring their cash into this mess believing it to be the right thing to do. I hope the knowledge that come the inevitable end of this when the club could well be gone and that money will have made itself at home in Vlad's cash pile won't stop ****holes like Barry Anderson sleeping at night, because while the bosses over at the PBS can spout whatever nonsense they want, it is the duty of those calling themselves 'journalists' to seek the truth.
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Originally Posted by Hibercelona
I know that some of the journos agree with you but the editors don't want to rock the boat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiberlin
If I was a jambo right now I'd be wanting those questions answered but I'm guessing there's not the same demand for answers across on jkb just now? Speaking of which I can't believe there's not at least been a protest against Vlad after one of there recent home games considering the stick they gave the pieman
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Originally Posted by bingo70
The pieman didn't stroke their egos.
It's more than their ego's he's stroking.....it's their collective upturned bottoms as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by clerriehibs
I think they always thought they could oust the Pieman.Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
Vlad's a different kettle of fish,as he's got them by the short and curlies, and more!
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Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
They also have face to save, having worshipped him and made declarations of eternal love and devotion. Protesting means admitting to themselves and others that they were taken for a ride.
And they have.Quote:
Originally Posted by s.a.m
But they will say, what a ride
That's how they describe their mothers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
They also describe their mothers as their sistersQuote:
Originally Posted by Geo_1875
As Richard Nixon once said, "When you've got them by the balls, their hearts and minds will follow !"Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
Poppy Shirt scam...
**** right off with this 'Poppy - WWI' scam. I simply stuck a fiver in the British Legion tin and wore one with pride.Quote:
Auction 2 is a signed mehdi taouil match worn strip, worn by medhi at the game v Inverness on rememberance weekend, the strip includes the poppy badge, the strip also comes with a Letter of authenticity signed by David southern. Bearing in mind Jason holts poppy strip went last week for £1150 these are sought after items so please dig deep for the cause.
I really do detest those
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Originally Posted by Sergey
:hilarious that'll be worth a lot coming from anybody involved with the running of that club.Quote:
a Letter of authenticity
get yer cash oot ya mugs :jamboclow
Did we ever find out if they donated anything from the sale of the poppy shirts sold in the club shop at £12 more than the normal one ? Mmm I wonderQuote:
Originally Posted by Sergey
I'd always thought it was LBJ - but according to Wiki it was Nixon's strategist Chuck Colson who had it pinned to the wall of his office.Quote:
Originally Posted by delbert
I have it on good authority that Zalsuckass's cup final shirt fetched £1500 at auction, the new owner is...............................zalsuckass.
In his vain attempt to push the bidding he ended up paying for his own shirt..........a true fud
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Originally Posted by Budgies Gloves
No he didn't. He drove up the bidding then backed down letting someone else in. He bought the Steven Gerrard shirt he swapped at the recent Europa match. He had donated it himself. Personally I respect him for doing his bit including deferring his wages.
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Originally Posted by Budgies Gloves
They can take his donation off the wages he is due but will never see. :greengrin
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Originally Posted by PatHead
That's what I heard also ... :agree: :wink:
oh contraire, I think that the een getting shunned by tha gorgie mob, would sell much more papers to Hibernian minded readers:greengrin I'D buy a dozen extra a day and pop them into the doors of some of the older folk in my street, free of charge:greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
:agree:well said. to a point anyway, as they'd still never get me on board when it comes to saving the gorgie mob:wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiberlin
you ask all the real questions here Mikey , :agree:but as a few others say,it's possible that young journos are under instructions not to actually rock boats etc, although they might be itching to do so. the man you refer to is an A1 fud imho but nevertheless the bold Sergie has answered in a way that I'm quite delighted and that is by saying; meanwhile we are working on improving the business of the club ,that will make it more competative and more attractive to investors. I nearly pished masel at that bit. then,:we are prepaired to speak to any reasonable buyer.meanwhile there "was" no reasonable offer from the foundation. that looks like they are definately out of the equation, and will no longer be involved or even considered. when Sergie said "was" ,does he mean not yet/ or forget that lot?:wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
unless he got done as the 2nd higest bidder (as the top bidder was a phone bidder and maybe didnt pay) i would say this is untrue :wink: also it didnt go for quite that muchQuote:
Originally Posted by Budgies Gloves
The actual deal is £5m for club free of debt but no assets - Romanov will accept that I am reliably advised.Quote:
Originally Posted by Part/Time Supporter
The real problem area for any buyer is the subject of "football rights". FOH have no chance so it's all wind and pash from them. :aok:
Aye, ok then.Quote:
Originally Posted by alexedwards
Is that just free of UKIO debts, or will it also include HMRC debts?Quote:
Originally Posted by alexedwards
Even if the deal was as good as that, there is no way that bank finance will be involved on those terms. Whoever buys Hearts will have to use their own money. That almost never happens on Football. Can't see it happening with the Yams.Quote:
Originally Posted by alexedwards
What's that you repeatedly accuse Hibs fans of? Wishful thinking? File it under that.Quote:
Originally Posted by alexedwards
I don't think Romanov knows what Romanov wants, so I doubt whether your "reliable" advisor knows anything useful.
You are in touch with someone who knows Romanov and has reliable advice?Quote:
Originally Posted by alexedwards
Lethargy amongst the Jambos
The pace an momentum seems to have died aroun their fundraising . 3 weeks after they realised they face oblivion , thy have not even 50 percent of ht is required to secure themselves for the rest of the season.
They have not sold out their game tonight . So they managed 1 sell out
I think there is still some waking up and coffee smelling to do over there...
It certainly lacks the intensity of our Hands off Hibs campaign