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Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod

Probably because they have been given an advance on their SPFL money. In the event that they stopped trading, that would be repayable.

Enabling them to trade until the end of the season would avoid that, it would also give them some additional income, as well as entitling them to a further SPFL payout. That would make sure all post-admin bills were paid.

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Would BDO be liable for any post admin debts?

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Originally Posted by Waxy

Correct. Anytime there has been a big derby, they've been given outrageous decisions in thier favour.Anyone hear about when we could gave relegated them in 1977 only for them to equalise with a goal from a player metres offside? The cup final penalty that was nearer the stand than the penalty box.It never has been a level playing field in the Edinburgh derby. Clearly they have supporters inside.

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Yep, but they still got relegated that season.


That's now two seasons in a row where we've not been awarded a perfectly legitimate goal against them. Hibs have been dreadful this season but it really doesn't help when you have such blatantly wrong refereeing decisions go against you.

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Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod

Probably because they have been given an advance on their SPFL money. In the event that they stopped trading, that would be repayable.

Enabling them to trade until the end of the season would avoid that, it would also give them some additional income, as well as entitling them to a further SPFL payout. That would make sure all post-admin bills were paid.

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It could also affect BDO's chances of getting future business if they withdraw a club mid season.

Patience folks, mid May will come round soon enough :greengrin

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Originally Posted by Mikey

It could also affect BDO's chances of getting future business if they withdraw a club mid season.

Patience folks, mid May will come round soon enough :greengrin

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Surely that is an unprofessional attitude and could get them into trouble with the creditors if they cannot prove they are acting in creditors interests when the firm is insolvent.

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Originally Posted by Glesgahibby

To use a Garry Locke phrase "this isn't a n excuse but"
"our hands are tied behind our back"when the officials quite blatantly where never going to allow us our day.

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They can chalk off 1 offside goal, they'll struggle to chalk off 4 and keep their careers.

If we'd have gone out hell bent on destroying them, the officials would have been able to do nothing about it.

The last winner we had in charge was John Collins who sadly couldn't spot a player with the assistance of the global MH370 search crews. What he could do was prepare a team to destroy the opposition. His cup final preparations go down as the greatest modern day case study in how to get Hibs to win.

Jumbo and Strugglin' were in charge of the opposition. Final score 5-1 Hibs.

No messin'.

Butcher is proving himself to be a pussy.

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Originally Posted by PatHead

Surely that is an unprofessional attitude and could get them into trouble with the creditors if they cannot prove they are acting in creditors interests when the firm is insolvent.

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Maybe so, but it would benefit the football club and that's where they get their fees from!

You have a valid point about pulling the plug after the split though. It would give them more time to get something in place for next season.

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Originally Posted by Speedway

They can chalk off 1 offside goal, they'll struggle to chalk off 4 and keep their careers.

If we'd have gone out hell bent on destroying them, the officials would have been able to do nothing about it.

The last winner we had in charge was John Collins who sadly couldn't spot a player with the assistance of the global MH370 search crews. What he could do was prepare a team to destroy the opposition. His cup final preparations go down as the greatest modern day case study in how to get Hibs to win.

Jumbo and Strugglin' were in charge of the opposition. Final score 5-1 Hibs.

No messin'.

Butcher is proving himself to be a pussy.

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Either that or maybe we just had a much better squad back then.

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Originally Posted by Speedway

They can chalk off 1 offside goal, they'll struggle to chalk off 4 and keep their careers.

If we'd have gone out hell bent on destroying them, the officials would have been able to do nothing about it.

The last winner we had in charge was John Collins who sadly couldn't spot a player with the assistance of the global MH370 search crews. What he could do was prepare a team to destroy the opposition. His cup final preparations go down as the greatest modern day case study in how to get Hibs to win.

Jumbo and Strugglin' were in charge of the opposition. Final score 5-1 Hibs.

No messin'.

Butcher is proving himself to be a pussy.

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I think that Alasdair Ross's career is already on the skids. No more jolly's to far off lands I suspect. He can pretty much do as he pleases with nothing much to lose.

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From http://footballrefereeing.blogspot.c...l#.UzqLj9wqY_c

More interesting things are happening in Scottish refereeing: Derek Rose and Alasdair Ross of Scotland have not been invited to the seminar. Both committed crucial mistakes in Borussia Dortmund - Málaga CF in the Champions League quarterfinals, where specially Ross revealed a lack of alertness and mental concentration on his duty in extremely tense moments. This probably led to a loss of trust in this assistant referee (who never came across any controversy before and actually performed very well at Euro 2012). For this reason, Massimo Busacca, head of FIFA Refereeing, erased Alasdair Ross from the short list for the next World Cup as well, while Rose may stay. Alan Mulvanny replaces Ross on the pre-list. Alan Mulvanny attended the seminar which is a clear hint at a change in the Scottish team also on UEFA level. Concerning Alasdair Ross, the decision to drop him might be logical, but is and stays brutal.

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Not as brutal as the blunder he made chalking off Forster's excellent goal.

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Originally Posted by Speedway

They can chalk off 1 offside goal, they'll struggle to chalk off 4 and keep their careers. If we'd have gone out hell bent on destroying them, the officials would have been able to do nothing about it. The last winner we had in charge was John Collins who sadly couldn't spot a player with the assistance of the global MH370 search crews. What he could do was prepare a team to destroy the opposition. His cup final preparations go down as the greatest modern day case study in how to get Hibs to win. Jumbo and Strugglin' were in charge of the opposition. Final score 5-1 Hibs. No messin'. Butcher is proving himself to be a pussy.

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You are hurting speedars mate.

Think Bryan Jackson is really Dr Evil and it's all been a master plan to make as much for BDO from Hearts and then liquidate, below is the latest BDO meeting after it was announced that the big L is likely.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfUM5xHUY4M

“That’s a sign of the discourtesy and dishonesty they have been dealing with all the way through but even by Lithuanian standards this was extreme."

Isn't that racist or at least xenophobic. How to make friends and influence people!

Blame shifting, pass the buck, doing our best but our hands are tied, it winsae me honest. No surprise there but as a previous poster hinted they have some brass neck. Yet again they cannot own up that they shafted creditors, charities and scottish football in general.

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Originally Posted by NadeAteMyLunch!

I'm sure calling them discourteous and dishonest will spark them into life and speed up the rubbing stamping process right enough

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Two words in there that helped them win silverware under the previous regime.

Take your time Vilnius boys and girls.

The Beast is nearing it's ugly end.

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Originally Posted by YehButNoBut

Think Bryan Jackson is really Dr Evil and it's all been a master plan to make as much for BDO from Hearts and then liquidate, below is the latest BDO meeting after it was announced that the big L is likely.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfUM5xHUY4M

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:top marks - borrowed for ma FaceBook. Cheers :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by GordonHFC

Why don't they just die gracefully. If it were up to me the life support machine would be switched off, the plug pulled out and the fuse removed just to be certain.

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They've been undignified in life and they'll die the same way.

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Originally Posted by keekaboo

Yep, but they still got relegated that season.


That's now two seasons in a row where we've not been awarded a perfectly legitimate goal against them. Hibs have been dreadful this season but it really doesn't help when you have such blatantly wrong refereeing decisions go against you.

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As with leighs goal we didnt get last season the fact of the matter is the game should have been 1-1 irrelevant how bad we played.They are going down,probably tomorrow night anyway,so in the grand scheme of things it doesnt really mean a lot.Be nice if the linesman apologised for the error but it seems only epl officials do that.Still nice to see all the jambos getting excited and ignoring the fact that their team could be tatas in a few weeks. Ta lk about fiddling while rome burns.They deserve evrything thats coming to them and if they do get liquidated then im sure the press will be full of sympathy for a team trying to pay back less than a tenth they owe creditors.They are such a joke of a club.

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Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod

Probably because they have been given an advance on their SPFL money. In the event that they stopped trading, that would be repayable.

Enabling them to trade until the end of the season would avoid that, it would also give them some additional income, as well as entitling them to a further SPFL payout. That would make sure all post-admin bills were paid.

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............. plus it it would possibly put them in a better light when they have to apply for membership of the SPFL.

How pathetic is THIS? What strings do they actually think these people can pull? I think Jackson's been rubbing shoulders with too many 'important :rotflmao: politicians' of late.

If they fail to finish the season it will be harder to try and claim they are the same club.

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Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod

Probably because they have been given an advance on their SPFL money. In the event that they stopped trading, that would be repayable.

Enabling them to trade until the end of the season would avoid that, it would also give them some additional income, as well as entitling them to a further SPFL payout. That would make sure all post-admin bills were paid.

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As CWG says. Yams have already received £824k from SPFL. To quote BDO, These funds are contingent on the club completing the 2013/14 season. IMO, Yams may go into liquidation pre May 10 but may try to complete their fixtures. This appears a contradiction in terms as liquidation really means life support immediately shut off but I think SPFL may move the goalposts to avoid the administrative carnage that would arise from Yams failing to finish the season.

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Originally Posted by brog

As CWG says. Yams have already received £824k from SPFL. To quote BDO, These funds are contingent on the club completing the 2013/14 season. IMO, Yams may go into liquidation pre May 10 but may try to complete their fixtures. This appears a contradiction in terms as liquidation really means life support immediately shut off but I think SPFL may move the goalposts to avoid the administrative carnage that would arise from Yams failing to finish the season.

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Not sure they can do that. It's not the SPFL that would lay down or change the rules. If they go into liquidation, they have to stop trading immediately.

Or have I misunderstood you?

Maybe it's too late whatever happens. Looks like thats them flatlining.

If things are really bad then Pathead may be onto something. Hearts will already be down and they're not needed for the last round of fixtures.

I still think they'll see out the season but you never know............

Bryan Jackson on Radio Scotland at 12

And when they do get liquidated it'll be.......

Big Team No Cups
Wee Team Both Cups

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Originally Posted by Mikey

And when they do get liquidated it'll be.......

Big Team No Cups
Wee Team Both Cups

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One team

This thread has had more up and downs than a Michael Nelson passing school.

The cynic in me is expecting another turn for the worse!

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Originally Posted by 3pm

This thread has had more up and downs than a Michael Nelson passing school.

The cynic in me is expecting another turn for the worse!

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Cannae think of too many downs for us so far on the thread.

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Originally Posted by 3pm

This thread has had more up and downs than a Michael Nelson passing school.

The cynic in me is expecting another turn for the worse!

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His next pass will be his first one

:wink:

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Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY

Cannae think of too many downs for us so far on the thread.

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There are times when it has looked good but some good news for they pricks has been leaked. Maybe it's never been as bad as I have thought!

I wish they would just hurry up and die.

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Originally Posted by Mikey

And when they do get liquidated it'll be.......

Big Team No Cups
Wee Team Both Cups

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Or

5-1 You never won 5-1

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Originally Posted by Ozyhibby

Bryan Jackson on Radio Scotland at 12

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What did he say?

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Originally Posted by nribs

What did he say?

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"Can I just say hi to everyone that knows me?"

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Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod

"Can I just say hi to everyone that knows me?"

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:greengrin

Their 'expert' appears to be getting a bit of stick.

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scott_jambo, on 01 April 2014 - 12:02 PM, said:
The Gasman. Gets fed information from FOH Directors. i.e. folk who run buses. :facepalm:

ITK.

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He's reading the thread but the encylopedia of fantasy is offering nothing. Fud:greengrin

..and more

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Sorry, but you've got to be joking? You've fed us hint, hint - nudge, nudge posts and thumbsup smileys all year and been wrong nearly every time. Can we drop the pretence you know any more than the rest of us.

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Originally Posted by nribs

What did he say?

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He's just coming on

The delay has changed scenario to one of certainty to one of uncertainty. Not had the approvals they expected. Cash to last until the end of April only.

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Originally Posted by TQM

The delay has changed scenario to one of certainty to one of uncertainty. Not had the approvals they expected. Cash to last until the end of April only.

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Cocke then came on to talk about young boys .. I may have paraphrased on the last bit :wink: :greengrin

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Originally Posted by nribs

What did he say?

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"I'd just like to dedicate this liquidation to everyone on hibs.net"

In another LaLaLand, Moyes believes ManUre can match Bayern :faf:

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Originally Posted by Sergey

"I'd just like to dedicate this liquidation to everyone on hibs.net"

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If only....come in agent Jackson, your work there is done.

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Originally Posted by Sergey

"I'd just like to dedicate this liquidation to everyone on hibs.net"

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:top marks

I bet he was begging spfl to give him another home game against us,what's the chances

What's the difference between a BJ and group of yams?
One is Bryan Jackson and the other is a bunch of suckers

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Originally Posted by Mon Dieu4

That’s a sign of the discourtesy and dishonesty they have been dealing with all the way through but even by Lithuanian standards this was extreme.

Is he having a laugh with the above statement? pots and kettles Brian!!

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I can't actually believe Bryan Jackson would make a statement like this - he's far too savvy surely? Even FoH have admitted Hearts are a very small part of the picture, so throwing their weight around demanding things to happen according to their timescale is hardly going to wash.


My money would be on Southern or some other numpty over there.

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Originally Posted by leggeto

I bet he was begging spfl to give him another home game against us,what's the chances

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I'd be raging if this comes to pass. If its good enough for the Old Firm (2 x Home, 2x Away), then it should be good enough for the Edinburgh Derby.

J

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Originally Posted by TQM

The delay has changed scenario to one of certainty to one of uncertainty. Not had the approvals they expected. Cash to last until the end of April only.

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If the outcome could be affected so dramatically by a delayed meeting, it was never certain in the first place.

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Originally Posted by leggeto

I bet he was begging spfl to give him another home game against us,what's the chances

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Won't happen IMHO.



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Originally Posted by Sergey

"I'd just like to dedicate this liquidation to everyone on hibs.net"

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:top marks

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Originally Posted by Ireallywasthere

The last derby (hopefully ever) will be at ER on the 27th april

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With priority additional ticket sales to season ticket holders that have renewed.

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Originally Posted by Ireallywasthere

The last derby (hopefully ever) will be at ER on the 27th april

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Unfortunately, if it is they'll wreck the joint.

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Originally Posted by EdinCapitals

With priority additional ticket sales to season ticket holders that have renewed.

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:tee hee:

Apologies if this has been covered before but IF Hear7s are liquidated before the end of the season (and therefore cannot fulfill their remaining fixtures), does that mean Hibs will be safe from the play-off position, as they'll be awarded 3 points for the two games we've lost v them? :confused: :pray: :clutchingatstrawssmilie:

Would damage at the final Derby, if it is not paid, constitute a football debt. If so I am presuming that the phoenix club will need to pay it as a condition of their new club joining the league

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Originally Posted by FranckSuzy

Apologies if this has been covered before but IF Hear7s are liquidated before the end of the season (and therefore cannot fulfil their remaining fixtures), does that mean Hibs will be safe from the play-off position, as they'll be awarded 3 points for the two games we've lost v them? :confused: :pray: :clutchingatstrawssmilie:

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They could deduct the points all the teams have own against them which would be good for us, losing only 3 whereas everyone else would lose 6,7 or 9.

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Originally Posted by Danderhall Hibs

They could deduct the points all the teams have own against them which would be good for us, losing only 3 whereas everyone else would lose 6,7 or 9.

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Ah, I though the other team were awarded a 3-0 win if a club couldn't fulfill their fixtures :confused: Probably wrong though :greengrin

Hibs should sell away tickets for the last derby ourselves, I wouldn't trust that mob to hand over the cash.

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Originally Posted by lord bunberry

Hibs should sell away tickets for the last derby ourselves, I wouldn't trust that mob to hand over the cash.

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If BDO don't hand it over, it'll be added to the football debt and forwarded by the SPFL.

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Originally Posted by FranckSuzy

Ah, I though the other team were awarded a 3-0 win if a club couldn't fulfill their fixtures :confused: Probably wrong though :greengrin

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I think there's different ways to do it. The talk when Gretna trialled liquidation for the hearts was that everyone would get the points gained v them removed. I remember because that would've allowed hearts to go above is in the league due to their poor record v Gretna.

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Originally Posted by Salisbury Hibby

Unfortunately, if it is they'll wreck the joint.

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Who cares, not that much damage can be done to concrete. Seats can be easily replaced and will be paid for by them.

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Originally Posted by greenginger

All this talk of liquidation for the Yams on April 1st. :greengrin


I wonder if any of the knuckle-draggers over on kickback are thinking that come mid-day someone will post April-Fool and it will be business as usual and the rubber stamp is just a box tick away.

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Keep the faith.

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Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod

Probably because they have been given an advance on their SPFL money. In the event that they stopped trading, that would be repayable.

Enabling them to trade until the end of the season would avoid that, it would also give them some additional income, as well as entitling them to a further SPFL payout. That would make sure all post-admin bills were paid.

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Exactly correct.

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Originally Posted by zargonian

If only....come in agent Jackson, your work there is done.

:thumbsup:

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No it is not, he needs to sign that important form first.

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Originally Posted by Brunswickbill

What's the difference between a BJ and group of yams?
One is Bryan Jackson and the other is a bunch of suckers

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I would buy one a drink.

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Originally Posted by Radium

Would damage at the final Derby, if it is not paid, constitute a football debt. If so I am presuming that the phoenix club will need to pay it as a condition of their new club joining the league

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Hibs should sell the tickets direct

Club Ceasing to Operate, Participate in and/or be a Member of the League
C53 If, for any reason and during or after any Season, any Club ceases to operate or
participate in or to be member of the League or any Play-Off Competition, its
playing record in the League and/or any Play-Off Competitions may be expunged by
the Board and/or the Board may determine the deemed score in the remainder of
its Official Matches and/or the Board may take such steps and make such
determinations as to League and Divisional position and/or promotion and/or
relegation and participation and/or results in and outcome of any Play-Off
Competition and/or any other competition operated by the Company and any and
all such further or other steps or measures as the Board shall consider appropriate
in the circumstances.

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Originally Posted by ronaldo7

Club Ceasing to Operate, Participate in and/or be a Member of the League
C53 If, for any reason and during or after any Season, any Club ceases to operate or
participate in or to be member of the League or any Play-Off Competition, its
playing record in the League and/or any Play-Off Competitions may be expunged by
the Board and/or the Board may determine the deemed score in the remainder of
its Official Matches and/or the Board may take such steps and make such
determinations as to League and Divisional position and/or promotion and/or
relegation and participation and/or results in and outcome of any Play-Off
Competition and/or any other competition operated by the Company and any and
all such further or other steps or measures as the Board shall consider appropriate
in the circumstances.

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Well, I don't know about anybody else but that's cleared that up for me!




:greengrin

Interesting article in today's EEN about soaring property prices on the tram route. :greengrin

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Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod

Not sure they can do that. It's not the SPFL that would lay down or change the rules. If they go into liquidation, they have to stop trading immediately.

Or have I misunderstood you?

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No, I agree with you 100% but the noises coming out of PBS indicate they think they can do this. Quote in today's DR, there is a determination to fulfil all fixtures in the event of the worst-case scenario, (ie liquidation). No idea how they think they would accomplish this if the club is a dead parrot but hey, what's liquidation to a club which won WW1 on its own? :greengrin

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Originally Posted by zargonian

If only....come in agent Jackson, your work there is done.

:thumbsup:

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Not quite do not abort your mission I repeat do not abort
your mission until until you see liquid rubber stamped

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Originally Posted by brog

No, I agree with you 100% but the noises coming out of PBS indicate they think they can do this. Quote in today's DR, there is a determination to fulfil all fixtures in the event of the worst-case scenario, (ie liquidation). No idea how they think they would accomplish this if the club is a dead parrot but hey, what's liquidation to a club which won WW1 on its own? :greengrin

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I do like how that implies that fulfilling fixtures seems to have overtaken survival on their list of priorities:greengrin

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Originally Posted by ronaldo7

Club Ceasing to Operate, Participate in and/or be a Member of the League
C53 If, for any reason and during or after any Season, any Club ceases to operate or
participate in or to be member of the League or any Play-Off Competition, its
playing record in the League and/or any Play-Off Competitions may be expunged by
the Board and/or the Board may determine the deemed score in the remainder of
its Official Matches and/or the Board may take such steps and make such
determinations as to League and Divisional position and/or promotion and/or
relegation and participation and/or results in and outcome of any Play-Off
Competition and/or any other competition operated by the Company and any and
all such further or other steps or measures as the Board shall consider appropriate
in the circumstances.

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That is simple, St Mirren, Partick, Ross County and Kilmarnock are all awarded 3-0 wins, and Hearts will be awarded a 3-0 win against us and we will have a perfectly good goal disallowed

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Originally Posted by Golden Fleece

That is simple, St Mirren, Partick, Ross County and Kilmarnock are all awarded 3-0 wins, and Hearts will be awarded a 3-0 win against us and we will have a perfectly good goal disallowed

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Sadly, you're probably correct :rolleyes:

Kickback reminds me of a certain movie right now, I can't quite remember the title...

...ah, here it is...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0446029/

surely this is the one you wanted:

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt0064639/

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Originally Posted by Golden Fleece

That is simple, St Mirren, Partick, Ross County and Kilmarnock are all awarded 3-0 wins, and Hearts will be awarded a 3-0 win against us and we will have a perfectly good goal disallowed

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And a player red carded.........

I see even #allisbarry is now saying their chances of survival are only 50-50.


Event: Hearts liquidated and Tyncastle bulldozed to build a new Tesco

#allisbarry: "Hearts chances of survival now rated at 40-60"

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Originally Posted by Golden Fleece

That is simple, St Mirren, Partick, Ross County and Kilmarnock are all awarded 3-0 wins, and Hearts will be awarded a 3-0 win against us and we will have a perfectly good goal disallowed

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Lol

Brian Jackson plays the lead role in:

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt2072268/

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Originally Posted by Winston Ingram

I do like how that implies that fulfilling fixtures seems to have overtaken survival on their list of priorities:greengrin

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H, they'll fulfill he fixtures as its important for them to show continuity and crowbar the Newco into League2.
That way they'll say they're keeping their history blah blah. If they fail to fulfill the fixtures they get wiped (literally) and there's no continuity.

The precedent is there, no matter how badly it was arguably handled in 2012 with Rangers.

I've sucked it up, manned up, straightened my spine, dried my eyes and moved on from liquidation.

I'm now thinking about asset disposal.

Or no, I'm rather thinking about a Newco in the lower leagues.

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Originally Posted by AndyM_1875

H, they'll fulfill he fixtures as its important for them to show continuity and crowbar the Newco into League2.
That way they'll say they're keeping their history blah blah. If they fail to fulfill the fixtures they get wiped (literally) and there's no continuity.

The precedent is there, no matter how badly it was arguably handled in 2012 with Rangers.

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Thought new rules applied...... Or am I missing something?... Big L = Lowlands?.....

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Originally Posted by Dashing Bob S

I'm now thinking about asset disposal.

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I'm not wanting to jump the gun here .. but I am curious as to what the procedure is if it reached that point.

Any of the "experts" able to explain the possible procedures?

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Originally Posted by keekaboo

I see even #allisbarry is now saying their chances of survival are only 50-50.


Event: Hearts liquidated and Tyncastle bulldozed to build a new Tesco

#allisbarry: "Hearts chances of survival now rated at 40-60"

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Very pleasing

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Originally Posted by keekaboo

I see even #allisbarry is now saying their chances of survival are only 50-50.


Event: Hearts liquidated and Tyncastle bulldozed to build a new Tesco

#allisbarry: "Hearts chances of survival now rated at 40-60"

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Very pleasing .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdAcG24iI_w

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Hahaha there children will be hibbys! Bring on the livi & Spartans!!

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Originally Posted by Greenworld

Not quite do not abort your mission I repeat do not abort
your mission until until you see liquid rubber stamped

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:tbgwa:Lol, understood! :tbgwa:

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Originally Posted by EdinAyr

Hahaha there children will be hibbys! Bring on the livi & Spartans!!

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Spartans are our friends.
:-)

Maybe we'll get Edinburgh City joining League Two instead, leading eventually to possible derby matches at Meadowbank


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Originally Posted by LeithenHibby

Thought new rules applied...... Or am I missing something?... Big L = Lowlands?.....

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That's the following season i believe. Problem they have is that they need to get there erse in gear to get a newco sorted before August. It's not going to be as easy as the new Huns as they got Ibrox. NewYam would have the problem of having to find somewhere to play.

Is there anything we as a fan base can do to help Hearts?

Oops! Meant to add.......DIE!!!

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Is there anything we as a fan base can do to help Hearts?

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Get STF to buy them for the community, and send Rod Petrie in to run it for him. Nah i know, they are not that bloody desperate.

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Well, I don't know about anybody else but that's cleared that up for m


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Them's the rules mate:greengrin

As it is, the board can make up their own decisions as their's a cover your erchie rule too.

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I see even #allisbarry is now saying their chances of survival are only 50-50.


Event: Hearts liquidated and Tyncastle bulldozed to build a new Tesco

#allisbarry: "Hearts chances of survival now rated at 40-60"

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Interesting if true that the 'token' payment for UBIG's shares is now £100k. Lithuanians just need to keep turning the screw...

Wonder if I am an MP has now realised what a total mess he's involved with? Those dreams of stepping out onto the Tynecastle pitch and being given the full 'Mister' treatment by the forelock tuggers look less and less like reality now.

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Is there anything we as a fan base can do to help Hearts?

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Actually, I think that may p!ss off the Jumbos more than anything we have ever done. If Hibs fans started to do something organised to save them (no, not more cakes) and perhaps just came up short then they wouldn't even be able to slag us off for that.

How about a sponsored walk to the first game of the new season?

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Actually, I think that may p!ss off the Jumbos more than anything we have ever done. If Hibs fans started to do something organised to save them (no, not more cakes) and perhaps just came up short then they wouldn't even be able to slag us off for that.

How about a sponsored walk to the first game of the new season?

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We could always gift them another three points. Would that help?

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We could always gift them another three points. Would that help?

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No, we've done that twice already and they are still in a mess.

What astounds me in all of this is the constant lying.

"We'll be fan owned"
Yes for 5 minutes and then you'll be owned by Budge

"We'll be debt free"
Yes, for 5 minutes but then you'll owe Budge a significant sum

"UKIO will get nothing if they don't agree to the CVA"
They'll get the money raised from liquidation which could be considerably more.

"We've never complained"
Apart from the constant complaining that is?

"Best youngsters in Scotland"
This one is obvious

"The points deduction was designed to relegate us"
Even if you got those 15 points back you'd still be getting relegated.

"The transfer embargo was designed to relegate us"
You still signed a player. It's not the SPFL's fault he turned out to be humpty

"Just needs Rubber stamped"
Turns out the rubber stamp is for the court appointing a liquidator.

"Green lights all the way"
For the court appointed liquidator driving to Tynecastle.

"In the bag"
A bag marked: stuff to be sold in liquidation sale.

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What astounds me in all of this is the constant lying.

"We'll be fan owned"
Yes for 5 minutes and then you'll be owned by Budge

"We'll be debt free"
Yes, for 5 minutes but then you'll owe Budge a significant sum

"UKIO will get nothing if they don't agree to the CVA"
They'll get the money raised from liquidation which could be considerably more.

"We've never complained"
Apart from the constant complaining that is?

"Best youngsters in Scotland"
This one is obvious

"The points deduction was designed to relegate us"
Even if you got those 15 points back you'd still be getting relegated.

"The transfer embargo was designed to relegate us"
You still signed a player. It's not the SPFL's fault he turned out to be humpty

"Just needs Rubber stamped"
Turns out the rubber stamp is for the court appointing a liquidator.

"Green lights all the way"
For the court appointed liquidator driving to Tynecastle.

"In the bag"
A bag marked: stuff to be sold in liquidation sale.

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Hi Brian. I see you've referred to the don't accept the cva get no money threat - are you sure that this isn't the case and the MP was lying?

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

What astounds me in all of this is the constant lying.

"We'll be fan owned"
Yes for 5 minutes and then you'll be owned by Budge

"We'll be debt free"
Yes, for 5 minutes but then you'll owe Budge a significant sum

"UKIO will get nothing if they don't agree to the CVA"
They'll get the money raised from liquidation which could be considerably more.

"We've never complained"
Apart from the constant complaining that is?

"Best youngsters in Scotland"
This one is obvious

"The points deduction was designed to relegate us"
Even if you got those 15 points back you'd still be getting relegated.

"The transfer embargo was designed to relegate us"
You still signed a player. It's not the SPFL's fault he turned out to be humpty

"Just needs Rubber stamped"
Turns out the rubber stamp is for the court appointing a liquidator.

"Green lights all the way"
For the court appointed liquidator driving to Tynecastle.

"In the bag"
A bag marked: stuff to be sold in liquidation sale.

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Bravo :D

What's actually happening to them? Are they dead yet??