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Don't think they will run out of cask as home game this week and derby hot on its heels If they get to split the consensus has been somehow there will be the will to make sure fixtures get completed So I think big L wouldn't happen till then and they will be planning for this depending on Brian Jackson s trip to Lithuania which unsurprisingly hasn't had a lot of coverage as there isn't a lot to Report .Quote:
Originally Posted by Weststandwanab
This is the google translate translation which gives the general gist of things: (Romanov in hiding, one unholy mess!)
For twelve thousand litas An Bank shares acquired from Kaunas middle age has not been admitted to the creditors' meeting , which began on Tuesday morning Kaunas " Girstutis theater hall.
It turned out that it was reported about the meeting or about the procedure to get the list of creditors . Most version lryts.lt interviewed depositors, even former employees of the Bank of Economy said with little hope to recover the money and threw the criticisms of a former Bank An investment group ( ŪBIG ) Vladimir Romanov .
The meeting must elect a creditors' committee of 7 members.
Even the 5 local creditors' committee under the state company Deposit and Investment Insurance. Market Committee members will also be offered Bank An employee representative and Sarunas Kraujalis company " Lifodas .
Kaunas district court bankruptcy proceedings Economy Bank raised the 2013 May 2nd. Last year, on October 17, the same court upheld the bank's overall financial creditors and the amount, which represents 1,439 billion . LTL .
The largest part of the financial requirements of the obligations of the second row to the creditor state company Deposit and Investment Insurance - 801 million . LTL .
One Economy 's ownership , the controversial businessman Vladimir Romanov , who is going to bring the prosecution allegations , currently in hiding abroad . ˙
He spared no criticism , and many of the creditors' meeting on Tuesday hurrying to depositors .
"For all the family savings shares purchased for 30 thousand , it is unlikely they will get back to the end of his life , if it is designed in such a way as Snoras case - feared 64 years Kaunas Richard.
More encouraging retired cherished Julia, saying : "Maybe the state will not hurt seniors ? Bank believed so much money that I Soci old age and this one has grandchildren . If money would not be reinstated , I will remain with nothing ."
era dressed man , introduced himself as a former bank employee, reluctantly went to the languages with the journalist . but hid grievances and accusing the former owner Vladimir Romanov actual bank , " he and other people, and us , the bank employees as enchanted , convinced that the bank is stable , bankruptcy threatened . inflated deposits here , buy shares , do not know when and how much money will be able to recover , " - said the gentleman .
Very disappointed with the middle-aged from Kaunas to have documentation showing that it has acquired the shares Economy Bank for 12 thousand.
It has not only been admitted to the hall and not included in the list of creditors , but they are still required to pay a fee for storage ˛lugusiame deposit in the bank.
"I know I did nothing that had to write a request to add me to the list of creditors submitted claims. Accidentally found out about the meeting , daughter found on the Internet. Unfamiliar with what to do now " - terrified woman tried to comfort himself .
A three-hour meeting , as planned, elected seven members of the creditors' committee . Meeting was attended by 85 lenders and 174 creditors voted in writing , but account for only 9.4 per cent . all the requirements.
During the meeting, proposals have been made as a result of the number of committee members , both on specific candidates , but they are not approved.
Agricultural Bank trustee Amber Adomonis by 10 months activity report and announced plans to continue the process of selling the bank's assets .
" The biggest value of the assets in which aspiring An Bank is a foreign country. Both on the structure of the transaction and on the same estate in the specifics of this are complicated processes , the success of which will depend on many factors ," - said G.Adomonis . Bank estate search extends to Russia , Ukraine, Scotland , Bosnia and Herzegovina .
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Originally Posted by Ronniekirk
They are burning about £ 100,000 a week so it won't last too long.
However the Merricks have not started mortgaging their houses or selling their children yet so there must be hope for them. :greengrin
Three things they still need.
1. Ukio creditors to approve the CVA.
2. Ubig to arrange a creditors meeting and then agree to the share transfer.
3. The Shares to be unfrozen by Kaunas district court.
This all happened during Dec-13 don't you know? Hearts are now debt free and the Levein / Houston dream team are lining up big summer signings as they fight it out with their new rivals celtic for the title next season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
5-1. 1902.
I've always seen 'lickers' as a likely destination on this journey they've set themselves on. I see the glamour of portakabins, wind swept parks, cake sales and raffles as very much their staple fare over the next decade. I have a suspicion though, that a Newco will still be less painless than the alternative as it will be a new company and not bound by any findings of the criminal investigations into the Romanov empire. Always had the gut feeling that these may bring further gloom for Hearts associates.Quote:
Originally Posted by Weststandwanab
Agreed. They should be working on a plan for the worst case scenario just to make sure they're playing somewhere, and in some league, next season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Weststandwanab
The longer they waste their time pouring scorn on hibs.net posters who have been pretty much spot on all the way along the more chance they won't be playing at all next season.
You forgot -Quote:
Originally Posted by JeMeSouviens
(Posted approx 1-2 weeks before the start of the season)
"with guaranteed full-houses every game, coupled with our young players talent and energy, I can see us vying for our usual European-slot"
Can the game really afford to lose the endless amounts of material these muppets supply ??
Disagree. If it really does hinder their chances of playing next season then I'd suggest that pouring scorn on Hibs.net is indeed the optimum use of their time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
I think they will just be spreading their unique brand of ironic supremacist humour to the lower divisions where it will be appreciated.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deansy
I'm sure there will be a collective swelling of pride from the Yams as they consider those poor families who entrusted Romanov with their life savings and are now very unlikely to get their money back.Quote:
Originally Posted by crewetollhibee
'Grandad, I really don't think you'll ever see the savings you built up over a lifetime again. The crook has vanished.'
'Yup, makes me sick with worry thinking about it. Still, 5-1 eh?'
I fully expect the next Oxfam advert to feature a Hearts fan looking mournfully into the distance with the headline "From as a little as two pounds a month, you can change their miserable little lives so that all Yams can dream on"Quote:
Originally Posted by Dashing Bob S
What fair minded person wouldn't contribute, especially as they've already suffered the tragedy of seeing their club die right in front of them.
I did not predict when they will run out of cash and with homes games coming perhaps not this month but without SPFL financial assistance getting to the end of this season I think is in serious doubt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronniekirk
Indeed that is why, like Sevco 5088 they will run out of cash eventually.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
Absolutely spot on and in the meantime the cash is burning.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
The plan B will have been made last year they just won't admit it or tell Murray.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
Brilliant !Quote:
Originally Posted by Dashing Bob S
I am more than certain that if they were any further forward after his trip to Lithland then it would of been shouted from the rooftops.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronniekirk
The silence from BJ/BDO/Banderson/FOF is deafing and must raise concerns as to their future.
As others have mentioned if they are still in admin come the end of the season I find it difficult to believe try will be out of it before the new season starts. No money... No players etc.
They are ****** and after a seasons long admin Liquidation will be the icing on the cake. That and with the new pyramid system coming into force they may struggle to keep their place in any of the lower leagues.
Struggle struggle struggle.
To all youse roasters looking in. I'm enjoying yur pain. It's pleasing.
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Originally Posted by Sergey
Don't forget a forward line ofQuote:
Originally Posted by Craig_in_Prague
Boyd, Goodwillie, May and Mackay.
Deluded roasters
WSWQuote:
Originally Posted by Weststandwanab
The SPFL are withholding their prize money of sorts to assist in paying their football debts which IIRC total around the £535,000 mark.
Doesn't leave much to help them survive. Suppose everything counts.
I was gonnae donate the steam off ma pish but decided against it cos they deserve nowt.
Are you suggesting the collective brain power of the kickback massive is up to the task of planning something? A fake raffle is about as good as it gets.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
I think this would be a good chance to put David Cameron to rights. He just referred to Ian Murray as "an honourable gentleman" during PMQ's.
He aint :cb
He only called him that as it's against the rules to call him a fat hearts nonentity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
Fake indeed. Remember they gave over 400 quid to a guy to run a bus to the CF and the boy ran away with the money.Quote:
Originally Posted by DaveF
They are rotten to the core.
Not seen the figures for this year, sure they must be out there, but the bottom club got £730k last year....so they are going to have £195k (plus any lift for this year) to aid the gap in funding....tick tockQuote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
Not doubting you but how on earth are they managing to lose that per week.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
They're not losing £100k per week. That's how much it costs to keep them running.Quote:
Originally Posted by scoopyboy
OK, I'll rephrase, how does it cost £100,000 a week to keep them running?Quote:
Originally Posted by Geo_1875
They are but when you are as royally Donalded as they are a£100k is another week they avoid the big L.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
Was Murray Chuntering ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
I think you may find it is even less than that but otherwise you are correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by Platinum Scotty
WSWQuote:
Originally Posted by Weststandwanab
You are indeed correct. They probably have their youth team out looking for scrap or empty Barr's bottles trying to gather in as much dosh as possible
It costs about £130k a week to run Hibs. It shouldn't be that surprising?Quote:
Originally Posted by scoopyboy
Yup - think it's highly unlikely 'Skint FC' were the only business Vlad ran honestly. I'm sure I read somewhere that the rule re 'profiting from criminal activity' (or words to that effect) is an automatic stripping of any/all titles/trophies won during the period concerned ??. 5-1 being wiped out would be the death-knell for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dashing Bob S
Can anyone more clued-up on the rules regarding this confirm/correct ??
They will have about 1500 paying p(m)unters on Friday at about £15 a pop. This will hardly cover their outgoings for the week. As I have stated previously the sooner they go out of business the better!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronniekirk
It certain that they weren't ran honestly. We have to remember that they sometimes actually did players, and when they did it was far more handsomely than their modest revenue stream allowed for. What will be harder to determine, and what a lot of Lithuanian state accountants and clerks might be working their way through right now, is where the money that was going in and out of the club came from and went to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deansy
Pretty sure that's a myth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deansy
A quick trawl of the SFA site shows nothing in that connection, but feel free to have a closer look.
I see "our" tribute thread over on brokeback has been bumped up again. (Thanks guys we know you love us really :D )
Interestingly one bod mentions finding stuff on here re agendas meeting dates etc and that it would have been good to know about and discuss it, as usual though he's slapped down with summat about being available via google...... Totally missing the point that some of the "entellyjunt" guys might want to discuss stuff.
Heads truly in the sand!
It's not Gorgie Farm, it's Animal Farm over there
They also need to avoid events which might place everything of minor significance on the back burners.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
1. Escalation of military activity in Ukraine.
2. National, European or global economic downturn.
Any of which are not impossible in the coming weeks or months.
I think some clarification is needed re liquidation, there are some comments on here which seem to indicate that liquidation before the end of the season yet Yams continuing to fulfil fixtures is possible. As others have pointed out that scenario is incompatible. Once the L word is announced Yams are dead, they cease to exist. Now that would be good news for us as we would effectively gain 3 points but the bad news is ( IMO ) it won't happen before the end of the season. The main reason is the football authorities advanced Yams £823,895 earlier this season. Per BDO's statement of 30 Jan, These funds are contingent on the Club completing the full 2013/14 season. As there's only 8 weeks or so to go it would be foolhardy, even by Yam standards to throw this money away. The good news is I believe liquidation is now more likely than not & the momentum is definitely with the big L. If there is no good news before season end, I expect an announcement before the final moving goodbye to fans at the last game, though it will be hard to trump the scenes from PBS last year. :wink:
Pretty sure there won't be any notice given before last game. The will announce and put padlocks on the same morning. There are assets inside Tynecastle that will need to be protected.Quote:
Originally Posted by brog
wow, didn't realise that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
In our last accounts, our turnover was £8m, and our costs just short of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by scoopyboy
So £130k a week is not far off the mark.
Last year the league had a sponsor. As we don't have one now there is no guarantee prize money will be as high.Quote:
Originally Posted by Platinum Scotty
The reason why Romanov bought Hearts has never been fully explained. After all, he wasn't a fan and certainly didn't make any money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dashing Bob S
Football clubs do have a lot of cash going through them, however. Maybe he used HMFC as a Laundromat to wash dirty money??
That almost certain but I doubt it will affect the club going forward.Quote:
Originally Posted by jacomoseven
Looming liquidation much more likely.
There is no chance of the big L procedures commencing before the end of this season for exactly the reason you state.Quote:
Originally Posted by brog
However, once the last league match is played I would not rule out a massive acceleration in that direction.
Absolutely spot on.Quote:
Originally Posted by PatHead
I think in the fullness of time this will be sown to be the case.Quote:
Originally Posted by jacomoseven
Always thought that this was the case. No chance that some funny money didn't come through the door at tincastle.Quote:
Originally Posted by jacomoseven
It could affect some personnel or ex personnel individually though. Never mind Vlad, always thought Fedotovas' sudden exit was suspicious - he definitely knows where the bodies are buried.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
David Southern might have questions to answer esp re: £1m of cash that disappeared from the 'share issue', but will probably claim the 'thick as mince' defence.
not disagreeing but the muppet that is Doncaster claimed in October last year that the prize money wasnt affected.....either way its not going to buy that lot time!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by PatHead
http://www.express.co.uk/sport/footb...yout-from-SPFL
A classic way of laundering money is to inflate the reported income of a business beyond its normal income.Quote:
Originally Posted by TRC
Just saying. :whistle:
Posted Today, 07:41 by Fannie Boy
For the TrackedArms.net to digest over their methadone breakfast, study the following sentences from yesterday's meeting, "Sounds Scottish football club Hearts managing the company's "Heart of Midlothian Plc Debt Economy Bank seeks to 61.6 million. LTL. All interested parties are covered by the decision of the creditors' peaceful way of an agreement. High probability that the bank will recover part of the loan." Two words stand out to me and they are peaceful and probability, we need another p word to add to that and it's patience, difficult I know but in sure we will get there.
And that p word is pumped, as in you are well and truly. :faf:
:lolyam:
True there's a couple of genuine Victorian calor gas heaters in the john Robertson suite and of course there's medals Mackay's Scotland top, replacing that lot could run into three figures.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
even Locke is looking forward!!!
http://www.scotsman.com/sport/footba...ocke-1-3346446
Is this the beginning of the end? A few words that it may collapse... Softening them up?Quote:
Originally Posted by Platinum Scotty
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Originally Posted by scoopyboy
Sorry, should have said spending £ 100,000 per week.
The figures are from the BDO interim statement for the first 26 weeks in admin.
Trading expenditure was £ 2,443,169.00 or £ 94,000/week.
CWG it is but I do not think that is the case with the Yams.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
A few cases of the skitters over at jambos.cheatsQuote:
Originally Posted by Haymaker
they just have to throw in big nose may return.Quote:
Originally Posted by Platinum Scotty
actually all the sweeter when the big L comes and he's hanging about the club like a bad smell
Pleasing.
in all seriousness, it finally sounds like Locke is given up hope of them coming out of admin. They are a bit slow, but at least he's aware how important the next month or so is.
tick tock
150p :-DQuote:
Originally Posted by lord bunberry
:agree: Locke has no future with Hearts and will have been properly briefed on what to say and how to say should the Admin question get asked (which was inevitable). A definite shift in their usual upbeat, holding statement where salvation is just a few weeks away and a mere formality. Expect BDO/BJ and others to start rolling out the cautionary soundbites in the next few days. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Haymaker
http://www.orwellhearts.pwp.blueyond...ynecastle.html
Never seen this site before.... They really did believe every word from vlad
They'll find out what is happening in a month. Which month? Which year?
More chance of Concorde flying again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Craig_in_Prague
I think you will be proved correct here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Onion
Hilarious, all they will have is...."I have a pic"!Quote:
Originally Posted by DAG013
That's what im thinking. They've done it so many times this last year, so obvious!Quote:
Originally Posted by Onion
Just read the end of the first sentence " a deal agreed to save the club". When the **** did that happen then? Usual EEN pish. Time is running out roastersQuote:
Originally Posted by Platinum Scotty
"Has the look of a Reebok Stadium .....................but still has the smell of a ReebokTrainer"Quote:
Originally Posted by DAG013
That really is scary that despite ripping all expenditure to the bare bones and paying their players buttons its only a difference of 40 grand a week between the clubs.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenginger
It illustrates really well, in their case, how much money is still being spent on non playing stuff, like maintaining the wongadome, that will still be with them IF they manage to hold on to it. Here's hoping they do.
Of course savings could be found at Riccarton, unlikely a Lowland League club would need anything as fancy.
A deal has been agreed. That's what the CVA is. Agreeing and completing it are 2 completely different things though.Quote:
Originally Posted by BH Hibs
Now 5 days of twitter silence from FoH.
They must be really busy.
:-)
They are very unhappy with Locke over on knockedback. He'll be accused of being Bajillion's secret source shortly. I think it is Donald Ford myself, but I could be wrong.
I wonder if I am an MP has stopped returning their calls. Run out of spare time / focusing on the day job, as he might say.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
Riccarton costs £330k per annum. A lot for a team moving the championship. A fortune for a new club starting in the fourth tier of Scottish football.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack
Locke is just a bitter Hobo. He's never even spoken to Bryan Jackson. Whit does he ken?
They also need to find a microwave.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bajillions
I'm an M.P. was I the Commons today Chunterring wih Cameron.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
Superb pictorial history of a stadium in transition. 40,000 with a plush Gorgie Rd hotel....what a delusion fantasy.Quote:
Originally Posted by DAG013
Most ironic bit is the painted writing above the entrance turnstiles warning the Jambos that "money will not be returned under any circumstances! ".
I knew the catering in the Robertson Lounge was sub par - but microwaved food, really?Quote:
Originally Posted by Weststandwanab
We got an oven baked pie with beans in that beaten up social club in Cumbernauld that Mikey's .net buses took us to before the CIS Cup final!
From this web site for the Lowland League
http://slfl.co.uk
While 27 clubs had registered their interest, the Lowland League received 17 applications to join. After the meeting on 17 June, it was announced there would be 12 teams in the league, and that they would be Dalbeattie Star, East Kilbride, Edinburgh City, Gala Fairydean Rovers, Gretna 2008, Preston Athletic, Selkirk, Spartans, Stirling University, Threave Rovers, Vale of Leithen & Whitehill Welfare.
I wonder if "THE Heart of Midlothian FC" were one of the 27?
Interesting to see the trips they will make if it comes to the big L. I can see some results like:
Hearts 1 Dalbeattie Star 0
Gala Fairydean 4 Hearts 0
Gretna 2008 3 Hearts 2014 1
Stirling University 2 Hearts University of Cheating 2
Hearts 0 Vale of Leithen 7
Hearts Thieves 1 Threave Rovers 1
I have only ate once in that lounge - a charity bash supported heavily by Celtic supporting client - in Pieman's day and I think my fish out a box and six chips would have tasted better had it been microwaved.Quote:
Originally Posted by robinp
Still it was for a good cause just hope they got the money !
You were in the wrong transport in 2007 we went in a private car Champagne on the way through ( all gone) Tennents lager on the way back (thank you driver) ASDA was open not that I drank any !
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Originally Posted by Bajillions
It's nothing more than:
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Sensationalism
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Poor journalism
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not really anything more than a means of getting click throughs to their website
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Daily Mail-esque, that headline.
They don't quite grasp where they're currently at.Quote:
Typical Rag Journalism
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Originally Posted by dag013
Attachment 12205
hahahahahahahahhahahaha
This is the stadium that appears on the UBIG website. Only theQuote:
Originally Posted by DAG013
main stand has been upgraded, naw its no :greengrin
Thanks Bajillions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sergey
Pish game last night, you didn't miss much.
Orwellian Hearts would have been a better name surely. Big Brother sets the agenda and everyone follows suit. All management speak with doubleplusbad doublespeak and the eejits lap it up. :na na:Quote:
Originally Posted by DAG013
Locke must be very proud knowing he will be the last manager of the yams.
'' humiliated@1-5
Posted Today, 17:42
And considering Brian Jackson is in Lithuania you're not likely to hear from him until he returns and reports to those involved the state of his negotiations and Locke is not one of them involved.For me it's going swimmingly and Now I expect rapid movement over the next week or so.Our problems were yesterday and that is out the way now. ''
From kickback.
Sounds like they're saved.
:-(
A pleasing TM spat brewing nicely on Sicksack between the 'Keep Calm and Bury Your Head in the Sand' brigade, and the Yams for whom the coin is starting to drop, and who are growing increasingly perturbed by the ominous silence from BDO/FOH/lack of shares/date set for UBIG creds meeting.
I don't think next week is going to very pretty over there. (As I type, I realise the immense folly of that statement...)
Soaking.:agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack
PleasingQuote:
Originally Posted by GreenLake
That has to be a hibby - opps sorry if you are whreas if you are not here is always The SamaritansQuote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
"Our problems were yesterday and that is out the way now"
Eh! What a teapot if he thinks their problems were resolved yesterday, so wrong in so many ways. They really are clueless across there
"Soon to be dead rag"? Is the Scotsman going out of business? Do we really trust a Yam to spot a company that might be about to go out of business? In a race between the 2 I'm confident Hearts will be dead long before the Scotsman.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geoff Kilpatrick
Same reaction every time something bad is written about them. "It's all lies. Lies a tell ye" closely followed by "Aye well they are going bust anaw" They did it with Hibs, Rangers, Killie the SPFL and now they are doing it with a newspaper!
Swimmingly indeed !Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
It's almost sad the way that Kickback is populated by the naive, deluded and just plain dumb. I worry for these guys, the will be the first to take a kicking when Newyam gets going.
You have to feel that the silent majority will turn on these people with a vengeance.
It's particularly worrying that they feel they have superior knowledge, of what's going on in Lithuania, to a man that works at the club everyday. They have started to confuse their thoughts with reality, and are denying the existence of any fact that contradicts their delusion.
The fact is they have missed every deadline they were supposed to hit. What makes them think that thus trend is anything other than a map of their demise?
All this in a week where no announcement from Lithuania is buried in a story about trying to sign Skacel. FFS, do they really believe that Hearts had forgotten about Sutton until now?
I wish someone would do the kind thing and put a (metaphorical) bullet inside their head. It's beyond pitiful, it's a living testament to the dark places humanity travels to.
That guy is one of the biggest twats in christendom.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bajillions
Wouldn't that be an unfair preference for the football creditors over the ordinary creditors?Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
I'd rather that they got the prize money for finishing bottom in full and then got liquidated because it would be a condition of the football licence being transferred to the new club that Yamco 2014 has to assume responsibility for the £535k football debts (think this happened with Sevco Huns). Just what a newly formed and homeless Division Two team needs :greengrin
Was it not "conditionally" agreed?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bajillions
I recall someone on this thread claimed to have a "conditional" agreement to ride Mila Kunis with, I would guess, the same amount of success.
I thought Mr. Jackson has already said that March was the longest this farce could run? In that case, Mr. Locke can hardly be accused of saying things the Yams haven't been told already.
Is it possible they just haven't been listening to Mr. Jackson? Mrs. Budge has a mountain to climb, or possibly a back door to find.
I expect Lord Foulkes will have stern words to say.
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Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
Humiliated isnt losing a football match.
Humiliated is not paying for poppy's, thieving from charities and robbing Lithuanian savers, local businesses and taxpayers in both countries. Then celebrating these acts.
"You stay classy gorgie gunts."
Wisnae them. A big boy did it and ran away....HonestQuote:
Originally Posted by Kaiser1962
That roaster won't be around for long (Geoff Killpatrick)and will likely be tarred and feathered with a few of the other ringleaders on kickback - the ones who said everything was fine and that it was all worth it. They are always right and the average Hearts fan is a pant wetting traitor for seeking out what is really happening. Anyone who doesn't drink the gassman's Kool-Aide is quickly rounded on. There will be blood.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bajillions
I particularly like the irony of the "No money returned under any circumstances" at the turnstile.Quote:
Originally Posted by DAG013
I think the Gassman is one of us trying to keep them all nice and complacent.Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenLake
Ssssssssssh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby