The same day as the rest of the staff. 16th I think. I'll text and ask her though. Surely it's not just the players hearts have to pay its all on the payroll.
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The same day as the rest of the staff. 16th I think. I'll text and ask her though. Surely it's not just the players hearts have to pay its all on the payroll.
**** it, I have made a decision, -45 points and a kick in the knackers for tattoo man it is, may as well have a go as its unlikely the SPL/SFA will do anything about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
Looking forward to an interesting week ahead.
Bond villain voice: "I expect you to die, Mr Jambo."
Weve been waiting ages for them to die sadly i dont think admin will happen this week but hopefully it does!
Seems to be a lot of emphasis on the need for administration this week, but IMO the only difference it will make will be whether it is Dundee or Morton that is playing in the SPL next season.
Just remember last summer when Rangers went into administration and what was needed for them to actually avoid liquidation ... and then consider whether Hearts are better or worse placed than they were to exit administration?
This is it exactly. Rangers went into admin in Feb and only just made it with a lot of help to get a new club up and running in time for the new season. No chance of Hearts making the new season.Quote:
Originally Posted by StevieC
On one hand it would be very funny if they were relegated or bumped down ever further but on the other hand it would be great if they were in the SPL next season with a points deduction being constantly brought up so the whole of the UK knew they were a joke and we had the chance to hammer them in a few derbies.
Fast forward 2 / 3 years and you could have Newco and the yams in Division 1 in the same season :greengrin
i know that a few members of the Hearts back office staff (media and admin) have not been paid on time for months. this is accepted as they are both huge jambos but know 1 of them is getting worried if his wage will arrive during the summer! club dont get punnished as SPL rules only apply to players wages.
BBCBMcLauchlin@BBCBMcLauchlin18mAppeal has been lodged in a Lithuanian court over bankruptcy order issued to Ukio Bankas. Hearts owe the bank around £15million#bbcsportscot
Is this merely a delaying tactic or will the appeal be heard swiftly?Quote:
Originally Posted by s.a.m
What can the basis of any appeal be? Surely it will be thrown out of court.
does this make it easier or harder for them to go bust ?Quote:
Originally Posted by s.a.m
Likely a spurious appeal designed for delay. The submariner and his chums will want to strip everything bare firstQuote:
Originally Posted by Spike Mandela
Nothing changes really apart from they will go into admin later rather than now. They will prob make the end of the season though with this appeal. That's how I see it anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by southsider
They've left it as late as possible to buy some time so they can see out the season :agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by s.a.m
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Originally Posted by Thecat23
On the plus side it means we will hopefully get at least another 3 days like yesterday next season
Can't see them playing us next season.Quote:
Originally Posted by #FromTheCapital
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Originally Posted by #FromTheCapital
...exactly what some of us want. They will be in a far worse position next season re-player quality, we will be a year on with good youngsters gettnig more experience and hopefully some of the loanees willing to stay.....
Bring them on next season for more of what we saw yesterday.
Saying that there is still a chance that they will go to the wall during the summer, no tears shed here if that happens.
Let the squirming commence.
I believe that Hearts will go bust, then reconstitute, and come back into Scottish football, but it shan't be next season. There are too many issues to be resolved before July.
I don't think that yesterday was the last ever derby, but it may well be the last for some time.
That's rather a shame as I was looking forward to repeatedly slaughtering them on a level playing field. But patience is a virtue, let them wallow in football limbo for a few years, while decent young Edinburgh football fans who want to get behind a local team, find a home at ER. Then, they can begin their long homeless crawl through the leagues, hopefully meeting us in the cups a few times before we get to repeatedly turn them over in the SPL.
Either way, a future pub quiz question will be: 'which team in the UK went the longest without winning a derby?' When they answer 'Hearts, from May 2012 to- ' whenever, they will be able to trace their current demise directly back to that Scottish Cup win. Far from being their greatest moment, it will probably stand as testimony to their biggest folly.
I see it as being a bit like the Darien project. Hubris that led to the demise of a nation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dashing Bob S
A bank with all its branches closed, banking license revoked and good assets transferred to another bank while the Lithuanian people deal with the £300 million black hole Romanov created is appealing against being made bankrupt!Quote:
Originally Posted by southsider
Chances of winning that appeal? Zero!
Just delays it so Yams won't go bust before season is over.
Do the liths really care what happens to some small tinpot football club?Quote:
Originally Posted by desantos0773
Yup, but they'll start next season on minus umpteen, if they survive the summer. They'll have a lot of catching up to do and they'll have to do it with a bunch of spotty teenagers.Quote:
Originally Posted by desantos0773
If the yams go bust then it matters not whether it be this season or next. The question is why? Why delay, why get accounts published? Why pay the tax?Quote:
Originally Posted by desantos0773
I've not heard of any other of Vlads little projects get so much attention, why Hearts?
I'm sorry,i know we dont like using lol.but lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
Because him and his mates aren't finished bleeding this one dry yet ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibby Kay-Yay
I doubt Vlad has any input now tbh. David Southern and whoever else runs Yamland will be doing the scrabbling about. They are desperately trying to save SPL status because there's even less chance of finding a buyer for Div1 Yams.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibby Kay-Yay
I must admit the scenario of them going into Yaministration, starting next season on -14, losing what's left of their senior players and not being allowed to sign any replacements is rather appealing. Especially with the team under the control of the Golden Showerboy, clearly one of the game's deep thinkers:
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Originally Posted by The Golden Showerboy
Not a bad parallel, FR, and I think the projected timeline for Los Jambolinos playing in the CONECAF champions league, in a brand new custom-built all seated stadium in Panama City, is about the same one for seeing them in a new stadium back in the SPL. So clearly, big decisions ahead for any future owners.Quote:
Originally Posted by Filled Rolls
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Originally Posted by JeMeSouviens
#allverybarry
£ 95 k in directors remuneration in year 2011 - 2012 might be a clue. I bet it is in Fedotovas's back pocket, and I wonder what this years cut will be.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibby Kay-Yay
Shame there won't be anything for the Milan fashion protege. :greengrin
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22514070
Whats the take on this?
does ths mean the Administrators are appealing the Bankruptcy?