That's not Stephen Fry in drag,that's just Stephen Fry in his everyday attire.Quote:
Originally Posted by robinp
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That's not Stephen Fry in drag,that's just Stephen Fry in his everyday attire.Quote:
Originally Posted by robinp
He has some balls for attending, I'll give him that.... How did the moronic masses react, did they all hail their hero??Quote:
Originally Posted by macca70
How fitting if that was his last match.....A perfect ending to his charade....
Have they been paid this month yet??
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Originally Posted by SmashinGlass
All his expenses, cabs included, will go through Hearts books.
Ha! In other words, his trip is on tick and those who will ultimately finance it will be the creditors of Hmfc/ubig. (Delete as appropriate)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kato
No need for that Vlad says he is going to start a new Bank.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kato
http://www.lithuaniatribune.com/3180...ank-201331809/
All will be Barry again ! :greengrin
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Originally Posted by greenginger
He might be an arse, but he makes me laugh he really does. Maybe he should give up finance and go into Stand up !Quote:
“I live like a Jew under the German occupation, Romanov said. “Only I’m not Jewish and the Germans are nowhere to be seen.”
A fringe festival show with him would be a sell out. :greengrin
Seemingly Vlad left the ground after 68 minutes when they went 3-1 down..... We'll support you ever more (but not financially).
usually paid wages is big news. So were they paid on time?
We have to assume so on this occasion with the monies they had going into the 'club' of late, right?
Norrmally it's "business as usual" when they shout from the rooftops that they have paid. I've seen no announcement as of yet ! Are they now soooo self-sufficient that they don't have to declare such normalities !?Quote:
Originally Posted by Craig_in_Prague
Few mins later. I ken the lad who was his driver and he got the call on 73 mins that vlad was going.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1875er
Did he take him straight to the airport? Or is Vlad hanging about to take part in these 'talks' with fan groups re parting with his shares?Quote:
Originally Posted by jodjam
Back to the Waverley train stationQuote:
Originally Posted by green glory
Press conference at Tynecastle this afternoon apparently.
Impending Jambogeddon hopefully.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Foooommm!
A statement is expected to be released with regards to transfer of Ownership of HeartsQuote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21820730
So basically Vlad hands over his shares to 'Supporters Direct', not only do they get these wonderful shares but also £24 million debt and UBIG will continue to have 1st charge on Tynecastle should they fall behind in repayments.
If it goes through, its just delaying the inevitible.
Romanovs parting gift of the league cup and handing over the club.
Oh wait
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Originally Posted by macca70
Isn't it the case that UKIO Bankas now have the security over Tynecastle?
As far as I understood it, UBIG owe money to UKIO and UKIO have the security against Tynecastle, which they invoke in the case of a re-payment default.
Could one of our resident financial geniuses confirm/deny this?
Again. :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by macca70
Vlad doesn't have any shares in HMFC. UBIG do, and Vlad isn't on their Board.
Its amazing how so many folk still think Romanov is pulling the strings at tynecastle? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
So how can BBC publish this headline yesterday:Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Hearts: Talks over fans' takeover of Vladimir Romanov's shares
I get the impression that even Vlad doesn't know what he owns or is allowed to own these days. The waters have been murkied even further.
That's pretty much how I understand it - Ukio definitely held a security over HoMFC's assets to the extent of £6.8m plus interest and charges while UBIG hold full security over anything above that. The security appears to cover a debt owed by UBIG rather than HoMFC although another poster on this thread has quoted a communication from Ukio that said they had a claim against HoMFC - that could be read as suggesting that HoMFC owe Ukio direct, so it's not entirely clear.Quote:
Originally Posted by keekaboo
Now that Ukio has been broken up the debt/security apperars to be in the hands of the Lithuanian state bank who will presumably seek to recoup as much of the debt as possible from whichever source is appropriate.
Because, not for the first time, they don't know what they're talking about. As has been the case throughout the Sevco/Jambo saga, we have sports journalists talking about issues they don't understand.Quote:
Originally Posted by macca70
I would prefer to get my facts from Companies House and, indeed, Hibs.net :greengrin
He looks like he's 'aged' too an awful lot in that BBC picture.Quote:
Originally Posted by Golden Bear
Nae wonder. His dodgy businesses have caught up with him.
Another good point for Dundee yesterday. Yaministration now puts the Yams 4 points behind with 7 games to go. :wink:
I remember the Succulent Yam tweeted last month the share certificates would be sent out mid-March. Seems there's no news on this.
CWG and Cav, have the shares been lodged with Companies House yet?
Just to confirm that even after yesterday's poor result...allisbarryQuote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Now, grab yourself a slice of the white hot atmosphere of tynecastle by getting a season ticket for 2013/14. All your money will not go to Gary's fund but you can be reassured it is going somewhere. Just sit back, relax and order a pie online whilst watching the best youngsters EVER, fact, ENDOF.
No, they haven't. It's three months tomorrow since the share offer closed and they're supposed to be registered within one month of allotment.Quote:
Originally Posted by green glory
So we can take it from that they've been royally fleeced? Probably premeditated too?Quote:
Originally Posted by Caversham Green