The man is a total slaver, he's been banging on about hearts being self sufficient for a while when its obvious that's far from the case which tells me he's not got a dink what's goin on.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Todd
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The man is a total slaver, he's been banging on about hearts being self sufficient for a while when its obvious that's far from the case which tells me he's not got a dink what's goin on.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Todd
136 guests viewing this thread - must be a few Yams. How does it feel? Sinking in at last that your crappy wee ground and club are going under in Vlad's submarine?
Got to get the truth from somewhere I suppose!
You could almost say they've been taken for mugs but that would suggest that they're not mugs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dashing Bob S
This is going to be a wonderful week. I have a feelin'
I also have the same feeling.something major is going to happen.
Slipping down the plughole.
Don't mean to burst your bubble or hopes fellas, but I think they will limp on for a we while yet! None of the major announcements re UBIG have been made therefore, until this occurs then they will continue to struggle on!
To paraphrase a recent film: when they come to Easter Road next month and are royally humped and humiliated, when they have one last total doing to take with them, when their rotten club and stadium lie in ashes, when they finally have to face their debts and the price for their unchecked arrogance of the last few years, when they leave the field at Easter Road for the last time in their history deafened by the cheering of thousands of celebrating hibees....
......then they have our permission to die.
I'm just wondering, does this League Cup final between the 2nd and 3rd bottom SPL clubs qualify for this romantic title? When was the last team two such lowly placed competed in a national final? I think even hearts and Gretna were better placed than this in the Scottish Cup final.
God point Bob but am struggling with the title, how about Beauty & the Beasts? I have a good friend who is a Saints fan so they can be the beauty :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dashing Bob S
It used to be called the Consolation Cup when I played school fitba.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dashing Bob S
Saints and Scroungers Cup?
The most likely scenario is that the yellow cardigan brigade will acquire their club for peanuts and all will be well in noddyland.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrSmith
Unfortunately.
http://scotslawthoughts.wordpress.co...ect-on-hearts/
Decent read :-)
...albeit wrong. Its basic errors devalue it for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by cam75
That's certainly the best case scenario that they hope for, while we hope for the worst, which is lose Tynecastle, get demoted to third and carry on with scant investment groundsharing with Livvy/Pars/Spartans.Quote:
Originally Posted by Golden Bear
The truth is, nobody knows. We are in the hands of Lithuanian banks re asset disposal in the first instance, and probably a long investigation into where Vlad's money came from and went to in the second instance.
I think Hearts will stagger on till the end of the season. Its not in the Scottish Football authorities interests to act in any way before then, as in the Gretna scenario, owing to the fixture chaos this produces.
However, if those Lith bank/authorities investigations are ongoing into the close season, the Scottish football authorities will be compelled to act. The funding of the salaries of Kingston et all is potentially at least as big corruption as Rangers ETB's. The money for these payments came from somewhere. It seems now inevitable, given the new Lith government's priorities, that it will be investigated.
Aye or Saints and Sinners .... don't think there's any level they haven't lowered themselves to or whored themselves for over the past decade.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cilla Black
Their demise can't come quick enough for me so that Scottish football can rid itself of them for a good while, preferably for ever.
Does anyone know how the league would look if Hearts went to the wall? ie 3-0 victories awarded to the other sides or just matches scrubbed?
The league would look absolutely beautiful.Quote:
Originally Posted by PatHead
"Club ceasing to play and be a member of the LeagueQuote:
Originally Posted by PatHead
H5
If any Club
in the League ceases to operate or to be member of
the League for any reason, its playing record in the League may
be expunged and the number of relegation places from the
League shall be reduced accordingly."
If they went to the wall now and couldn't fulfil their fixtures then their results would be wiped out.Quote:
Originally Posted by PatHead
We would lose 2 points but Killie would lose 9 and so on.
I could see the benefit in it.:greengrin
Meanwhile, at the Wonga Dome.
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Tbh I wouldn't give a flying F bout the points. They'd be wiped out of existence and that would do me.Quote:
Originally Posted by PatHead
No dig intended mate good point raised but the points for me are irrelevant.
Seems to be the case these days that smug, Sellik-minded bloggers appear to mark themselves as no end of experts on the financial affairs of other football clubs.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
They should stick to their tedious hysteria over Rangers.
This :top marksQuote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
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Originally Posted by Aldo
**** aye.
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Originally Posted by Aldo
News item inferring Hearts are a "bad asset" and that bankruptcy will ensue.
http://www.15min.lt/en/article/busin...tcy-527-310301
The temporary administrator told BNS later that the 'bad' part of Ūkio Bankas was valued between 400 million and 500 million litas (EUR 116-145m).
"Ūkio Bankas' bad assets are very risky. These include properties in Russia and Scotland. The recovery of these assets could be more difficult," he said at the news conference.
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Originally Posted by Kato
Is the bad asset the bank he tried toset up or that pink thing (so called stadium ):confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kato