why is he reporting this when in his words there are no direct links between Hearts and Ukio? fannyQuote:
Originally Posted by Www1875hfc
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why is he reporting this when in his words there are no direct links between Hearts and Ukio? fannyQuote:
Originally Posted by Www1875hfc
There could be a barren landscape where Swynie once stood and Banderson would ask Sergejus Fedotovas "Will this affect Hearts going forward ?"Quote:
Originally Posted by Www1875hfc
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Originally Posted by Mon Dieu4
hahahah :greengrin :aok:
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Originally Posted by Mon Dieu4
Thats because it would require the application of logic and clear thinking, none of which apply to the thick welt.
its also what happens when you simply parrot what the hearts board feed you, eventually the web of lies and deceit trip you up, moron that he is
Banderson was tweeted by a Lithuanian journalist which is very strange, this would imply that he has used a bit of nous to find out more and be kept abreast of developments. Like I said strange as he is a sports journo and not a business one and doesn't like his integrity called into question.:loser:
Brilliant! :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by TrinityHibs
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Things are moving a little faster now. :greengrin
The puddle drinkers over the road are starting to realise they are in deep sheee!te.
The funny thing is, the majority of them still don't see it. There are one or two who realise, but most of them are trotting the "it won't have an effect on us" line.Quote:
Originally Posted by Www1875hfc
Oh it will be painful for them when it happens....:greengrin
I think in the psychiatry game its called denial.:dead:Quote:
Originally Posted by SmashinGlass
Only after the bad loans have been removed, so, maybe not so encouraging for them after all! :tee hee:Quote:
Originally Posted by Part/Time Supporter
I didn't see any reference to this in the Bank of Lithuania press release? It says that they "decided to transfer the assets, rights, transactions and liabilities" to Šiaulių bankas. It makes no mention of removing the bad loans? Or have I missed something?Quote:
Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
It'll have an effect on me, I'll laugh so hard my heid will fall off. :agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by SmashinGlass
Now that wid be a sight to see J.Quote:
Originally Posted by Desperate Dan
I am really really hoping they get screwed over and the sooner the better.
Tick tock tick tock.... I'm waiting!!!
So it's gone fae no effect at all to impact unclear. He is just guessing ain't heQuote:
Originally Posted by Www1875hfc
had a wee peak there on kickback (looks like a website a pub team would set up) and im more shocked, not at their dilusion that this wont affect them but more at none of them know anything about it.
total :ostrich::monkey::vladsheep:
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Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
maybe he thought he was giving a speech to the playing staff of his mingin football club
* wee airdrie jambo agrees*
No you're quite right.It's basically a transfer of the business -the receiving will then start to examine the business they've got-just as Lloyds did with Bank of Scotland.It won't be quick and will be complicated if as I think is right UBIG are part owners of Ukio Bankus not just customers.Quote:
Originally Posted by grunt
He claims he doesn't cover business matters soa after a dusting down on twitter during which he comes over all high and mighty he then starts posting business news. He's a big bandy, baby-brain who is clueless as to what is happening/has happened at Hearts. All he's good for is PR for the sparryheids.Quote:
Originally Posted by Www1875hfc
From the Bloomberg piece:Quote:
Originally Posted by grunt
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It was not clear whether Siauliu would agree to acquire any of the foreign assets that Ukio’s majority owner Vladimir Romanov, or companies related to him, had pledged to the bank as loan security, Vasiliauskas said. Those included assets related to Edinburgh soccer club Heart of Midlothian, the Birac AD alumina producer in Bosnia and Herzegovina, real estate in Moscow and other things, he said.
Unhealthy assets would be split off and, if recovered, distributed to Ukio creditors, the central banker said.
Temporary administrator Adomas Audickas’s report on Ukio found that the bank’s liabilities exceeded its assets by about 1.1 billion litai.
In order to proceed quickly, that preliminary estimate would be the basis for negotiations with Siauliu, Audickas told reporters at the same press conference. An independent appraiser would then value the property in detail, and any differences would be settled between the parties later, he said.
And I, for one, will join you in that! :greengrin:agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by Desperate Dan
Thanks for posting that, I hadn't seen it.Quote:
Originally Posted by JeMeSouviens
Here's the link http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-0...-takeover.html
Dunno if someone has already posted it.. And I don't care cause it's worth another look !!
http://sphotos-e.ak.fbcdn.net/hphoto...93663270_n.jpg
Haha that's classQuote:
Originally Posted by EdinMike
Ok so the Ukio Bankas are in administration im calling for a immediate 18 point deduction for **** just to get the ball rolling .
Hows the table looking now :na na:
Haha 'All is Barry' but of a sly dig there :DQuote:
Originally Posted by EdinMike
Fantastic where did it come fae?
Successful transfer of Ukio’s assets, rights and liabilities to Siauliu Bankas, after removing the bad loans, would mean the insurance fund will only have to pay out about 800 million litai ($309 million), Vasiliauskas said.Quote:
Originally Posted by grunt
Taken from the Bloomberg link further up the page.
http://www.scotsman.com/edinburgh-ev...toon-1-2796972Quote:
Originally Posted by M6hibee
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Originally Posted by M6hibee
Methinks something may have been lost in translation between Banderson and his Lith connection - I've adjusted your post to reflect that :greengrin
The inclusion of the tracksuited figure in the second row is fantastic.Quote:
Originally Posted by EdinMike