This Ian Murray is impressive. Hasn't directly answered a question for 40 minutes, takes some doing on a webchat.
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They have no idea how to turn this into a funded bid. Think we can forget about them as a bidder.
Not next season. The money from 6000 season tickets has already been spent. If any form of Hearts is around next season that money isn't going to be available and a lot of the people who bought those tickets will be unwilling or unable to fork out again. The player budget will be very low.
Add the costs required to overcome the neglect of the ground and the financial problems facing anyone taking over are considerable. If they survive at all it'll be a long time till they'll have the money to be back near the top.
It going to be tough explaining to the next generation of Hibs fans what Hearts were.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pi4PqihpK3Y :flag:
I've been singing this to myself for some reason today.
bag of wind, big talker, big-timer, bigmouth, blatherskite, blowhard, blusterer, boaster, brag, braggadocio, bragger, egotist, exhibitionist, gasbag, gascon, grandstander, hotshot, know-it-all, peacock, ranter, raver, show-off, strutter, swaggerer, swashbuckler, swelled head, trumpeter, windbag
Just heard Leslie Deans on Forth One news say that the 15 point deduction isn't guaranteed, as the new rules haven't been finalised yet.
They can keep thinking that, can you imagine the uproar if Hearts are let away with 0 points deduction from every other club that has went in to admin, sure the rules are not set in stone yet but they are not going to get around a points deduction. They were lucky to avoid it at the end of the season and have clearly manipulated £££ and people to achieve this.
The thing that really makes me laugh about last nights circus with the biggest clown McPherson going on about hearts being the 3rd biggest club, and an institution. :faf: Was he cant get it into his head their over spending and fraudulent actions over the last 30 years has given them these bigger crowds and little bits off success.
What a ****ing fandango that man is, perhaps if we'd have done the same he'd still be saying it, but it wouldn't make it right. :rolleyes:
Since the war Hibs have been historically the better supported club. If we'd had invested the same amount as them as them in the last 30 years, we'd be looking for bigger crowds than they had. (I won't say more SC wins, as that curse has nothing to do with the Yams, as much as they'd like to gatecrash it.)
Total keek, it's rule A6.8 of the SPL rules ratified on 3 Dec last year. What he's probably clinging to technically, aka lying, is that the new structure of Scottish football has not been formally ratified yet. Anyone who thinks SPL rules will not be implemented is incredibly naive, hello Danny boy!
Under the SFL Livingston were demoted to division 3 on the basis that they were unlikely to fulfill all of their fixtures in the first division, Given that hearts haven't started a season yet and are going into admin under a new single league body who administers all levels of the league system a 15 point deduction and remaining the SPL is probably best case scenario. what a welt
At least the new strips are still on their way!!
http://www.heartsfc.co.uk/articles/2...41384_3213128?
The Yams must have the web admin equivalent of the orchestra on the Titanic. Keep going son!
Quote:
New kit delayed
18.06.2013
Hearts would like to advise supporters there will be a short delay in the delivery of the new home kit.
The kits for season 2013-14 were due to arrive tomorrow but according to official supplier adidas, a delay in the Far East has meant the shipment is now expected to arrive in the UK next week with delivery to the club a few days later.
For those supporters who have pre-ordered the new strip, it is hoped to have them posted out on Monday, July 1.
Apologising for the unexpected delay, a Hearts spokesperson said: "We have only just been advised by adidas that there is going to be a delay in the delivery of the new kit and would like to apologise to those fans who were eagerly anticipating the arrival of the kits this week.
"It is very unfortunate and totally outwith our control. In the circumstances it is understandable people may put two and two together and assume it is a result of recent developments but we can assure everyone it is not.
"We have been told by adidas that there has been a delay in the container ship leaving port and that will obviously have a knock-on effect on delivery times."
Further details will be announced in due course.
Hearts would like to advise supporters there will be a short delay in the delivery of the new home kit.
The kits for season 2013-14 were due to arrive tomorrow but according to official supplier adidas, a delay in the Far East has meant the shipment is now expected to arrive in the UK next week with delivery to the club a few days later.
and still the lying goes on, they just cant help themselves. :rolleyes:
This just snaffled from werenoinadminyet.co.uk
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I'm beginning to wonder if Southern called them in but the directors won't sign off on it. :o
EDIT: I just received a message indicating this is a very strong possibility. This is worrying.
I wasn't giving what he said any credence, and it did sound very desperate.
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This just snaffled from werenoinadminyet.co.uk
What does that mean then? #dumbQuote:
I'm beginning to wonder if Southern called them in but the directors won't sign off on it. :o
EDIT: I just received a message indicating this is a very strong possibility. This is worrying.
My source at the SPL tells me this is utter nonsense. The deduction works out as the same in both sets of rules as they are very similar when it comes to Admin etc. If the new rules aren't ratified in time then we would simply revert back to the previous set. So basically
A) Hearts will be deducted -15 under the old rules
or
B) Hearts will be deducted -15 under the new rules.
As it stands, there is no option C)
Every other Adidas kit seems to have arrived on time.
Someone's lying.Quote:
Notice of intention to appoint administrator
17.06.2013
Heart of Midlothian plc can today confirm that it has served a notice of intention to appoint an administrator.
The notice was served at the Court of Session in Edinburgh this afternoon.
How many of their directors are Lithuanian? If any are still there that is..
Just wondering if that could have any bearing on a reluctance to sign this off..
I import stuff into the UK all the time, when you order goods and pack them in a container, you get a bill of lading connected to that container, you can then track that container as it travels the world (and believe me they do). IF there has been a delay, you can tell exactly what day it is due into port by checking your shipping lines website (a bit like courier tracking, just on a bigger scale).
This leads me to believe this statement is total BS, adidas have pulled the plug or want cash up front before releasing the goods, either way I can't see the punters getting their preordered strips ever :agree:
Sorry if this has been mentioned elsewhere but it's easier for him to dodge questions about him not doing his job as an MP in the context of a web chat about his "hobby".
Maybe we should start asking him questions in the context of his job as an MP?
You can write to him about this (or anything else that takes your fancy especially stuff that may fall within his purview as Shadow Minister for Business, Innovation and Skills) at:
http://www.writetothem.com/write?who=46877&pc=EH9+2BT
Or via his parliamentary email [email protected]
It would be a real shame if his office became so busy that his free time to involve himself with desperately trying to un-flush a turd were to be compromised.......
Posted Today, 01:06I am in no way arrogant about my club.
Hearts is, undeniably, a massive club in Scottish football. A massive club, with over a hundred jobs on the line, thousands of fans worries sick that this massive club could stop existing at any time.
Will somebody please send a mail to Adidas and attach this..... How dare the yam strips be late... yamtoids are in seige mentality at Tincastle to purchase a piece of..... History... :devil:
Vitalijus Vasiliauskas
Non-executive Director
Vitalijus Vasiliauskas was appointed to the Board in March 2009. His position incorporates the role of project manager for infrastructure and development at the club and he is responsible for the Tynecastle Stadium redevelopment as well as overlooking certain commercial aspects of the club.
Based full-time in Edinburgh at the UK headquarters of UBIG where he is Projects Manager, Vitalijus has significant experience in a variety of commercial and development fields.
He was previously director general at SEVEN entertainment, the biggest entertainment group in the Baltics and held similar positions in arenas, water parks and ticketing systems in Lithuania.
He gained a degree in engineering and construction at Gediminas Technical University in Vilnius before going on to obtain an MBA at Vilnius University International Business School in 2006.
Monumental infact!!!
http://www.heartsfc.co.uk/javaImages...3534023,00.jpg
"Here you are Mr Milligan, my vision of Swynecastle!"
http://urbanparadise.files.wordpress...f9067d316f.jpg
http://www.youtube.com/v/GSqyswviLQg
7 mins 55 secs.
Foulkes on Romanov - "....and made the appropriate checks to find out his background and it was on that basis that I was happy for him to be approached, and I'm convinced that he's not a shady charachter."
Ok then.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/13544414
Remember this day? This was them effectively taking the piss on a whole new level than previous - absolutely everyone know they had zero money and had barely paid their players the last three seasons but they just went "so ****ing what, let's offer three out of contract SPL players three times the wages they're already on."
Oh, and I bet you anything they would have announced only two signings if Jamie Hamill hadn't been a very public Hibs transfer target for the best part of a month.
This and stories like it guarantee they will recieve absolutely no sympathy from me and get exactly what they ****ing deserve. Sucks. :bye: ("naff green goodbye smiley" just for you, Mr Lawson)
According to press association. And it is Ukio Bankas's administrators and not UBIG - as I said earlier how can an insolvent company with no directors employ an administrator to protect its assets? More guff from Brian Jimbo!
At least the new strips are still on their way!!
http://www.heartsfc.co.uk/articles/2...41384_3213128?
---- perhaps the container ship was sunk by some submarine....well Romanov has nothing else to do nowadays..
So are they in admin or not was the celebrations premature?
Ach, FFS, gie them a chance
All 400,000 Yams have ordered one
http://i39.tinypic.com/1zr0rdi.jpg
I seem to remember this word getting quite a lot of use last summer re the Sevco situation, i think it might of been someone from Fudd & Phelps who originally coined it.
Do we think that with the current situation at the PBS that we might see it re-emerge?
Still battling over who the administrator will be so the papers are yet to be lodged.
http://sport.stv.tv/football/229815-...of-midlothian/
A battle is under way to be named administrator of Heart of Midlothian Football Club with two firms in the frame.
The Tynecastle side signalled their intent to apply to the Court of Session on Monday.
STV understands the club’s creditors in Lithuania want BDO to take on the role while those in charge of the club in Edinburgh have approached KPMG.
Papers are yet to be lodged with the court, meaning the case can not yet be assigned to a judge.
15% of Hearts is held by a company called Quantum Holdings.
Does that count?
:dunno:
I think mercer Junior hung around on the fringes of various take-over schemes over the years.
What p*sses me off is everybody asked comes away with the line,
" and hopefully the Club can emerge stronger from the process ... "
Can one of the Merricks not just say ... and hopefully we can emerge in any shape or form ! :greengrin
Also he still owns the handful of shares Wallace had when he fell off the twig.
The administrators would not be doing their job if they did not see if any of these bids were real and for how much. Clearly most of them are fake or will be no where the money that they know they could get from just selling the stadium. That will be pahse two - sell the stadium on its own and a few bob for the Hearts name and youth players!
Yep - I would imagine HMRC are watching closely, as are other creditors. If HMFC and/or UKIO don't sort it out amongst themselves soon who the administrator will be, you will probably find HMRC going to Court and asking for their own administrator to be appointed. When is that PAYE payment due again?
Yes that is my view and always has been. No bidder is real or has the money to come close to what the Ukio Bankas's administrators believe they can obtain from the selling the stadium on its own for property development. This will mean a liquidation sale. I predicted liquidation for RFC when they went into administration in February 2012. This is a different but equally complex situation if not more. HMFC will completely disappear for a period but comeback into Div 3 as new company at some point in the future. The risk for the SPL and it is very high that they cannot even begin to fulfill their fixtures never mind see them out for next season. Of course nobody believed the Hobo economists on here because they were too thick or deluded. An aware SPL would have given them the 18 points penalty on UBIG's self-insolvency and given the problem to SFL.
I have been thinking about the whole stadium being sold seperately from the club. At first i thought no chance it will happen as bidders will back out if its not lock stock, however, the fans will always cobble a bid together for the brand and history, probably through FOH. No danger will Hearts fans want to lose the 5-1 so they will definately want to buy at least the brand and history.
Sounds like the lithuanians are going to go to war to appoint their own administrator, silly move as we all know the Yams always win wars