How daft would you have to be to swallow that? The club have already said they are cutting back and going with youth, the best youths in the country too. :wink:
Deid as a dodo within weeks. :thumbsup:
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How daft would you have to be to swallow that? The club have already said they are cutting back and going with youth, the best youths in the country too. :wink:
Deid as a dodo within weeks. :thumbsup:
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Originally Posted by green glory
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Originally Posted by green glory
Is this guy for real, he should be reporting that Hearts cant sign Boyd or Goodwillie as 1/ Hearts have a transfer embargo & 2/ They have no ****ing money.
No chance of those pair signing for them. It's embarrassing that the evening news would even run that story.
He should be reporting the fact the club fleeced their fans in the recent share issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hot Shot Hamish
Is there a journalistic version of Ofcom we can report them too, cause it's getting silly now !Quote:
Originally Posted by Hermit Crab
Hilarious read though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hermit Crab
Many will actually genuinely believe that this is going to happen.
Mair like this
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With regards to the four SPL clubs complaining I'd imagine discussions were had at the SPL meeting last week and they obviously felt it worthy of taking further.
It's getting silly now.Quote:
Originally Posted by EdinMike
If they believe that then they will believe that hearts killed Hibs on may 19th and they have no financial trouble and are not facing administration or liquidation. MugsQuote:
Originally Posted by Hibercelona
That was exactly what im thinking. The hearts fans are not happy after the derby defeat so lets stop them asking questions and start telling them big names are lined up to join in the summer. Reminds me of last january, just before the big huns went into admin, when they started saying they were in for Holt of Norwich, in order to appease the fans when in reality they didn't have 2 bob!Quote:
Originally Posted by M17
The sad thing about it though is that the jambo morons will (as always) cling onto every word and it only feeds their delusions that all is barry.
Before reading the story I am going for no quotes. No sources mentioned. Difficult to thrash out a deal. Priority is a striker. Loan deal . Scouting network .Quote:
Originally Posted by green glory
All is Barry Anderson is a clown of the highest order, never printed a true word in his life. His career purpose is to keep the maroon inbred's heads in the sand.
I'd say Cat's the man to get any inside scoop on where Boyd will go in summer (if anywhere).
Regards David Goodwillie signing for Hearts :faf: I had to look at the calendar to ensure I hadn't quantum leaped back to April 1st :greengrin
Barry son, I think the trialists that have been at Hearts last week and this show you the market that your club is in and will be this summer and beyond.
Hearts have no money Barry :agree: nada, middle of a doughnut, a duck egg, zero, no cash :wink:
He's just reporting what he's been told to by David Southern :agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hot Shot Hamish
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Originally Posted by ionahibby
Dundee United would also gain substantially by keeping the Tayside Derby going.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
From todays Sun
SPL rivals have demanded answers over Hearts’ financial plight.
The call for ‘clarification’ has come amid suspicions that Jambos have dodged the drop by hushing up the true extent of their cash crisis.
SunSport can reveal FOUR clubs have written separately to SPL chiefs asking for guarantees over Hearts’ immediate future.
They are concerned after Jambos owner Vladimir Romanov saw his Ukio Bankas empire collapse with massive debts of around £380million. And they suspect the Tynecastle club of delaying an announcement that they are set to plunge into administration — thereby avoiding relegation.
The Gorgie club are around £25m in debt — with £15m of that secured by Tynecastle Stadium and now controlled by the Romanov bank’s administrators. Hearts’ Edinburgh-based chiefs, however, are comfortable they have got nothing to hide. They believe there is a clear distinction between the crashed bank and their holding company UBIG.
However, the suspicious clubs have questioned whether they have breached Rule A6.12 relating to insolvency. That would mean the Jambos could immediately be hit with a 17-point penalty that would see them relegated instead of Dundee. The suggestion from the clubs is that Hearts are holding off on announcing the full extent of their cash crisis until the end of the season to avoid that scenario.
If they plunge into administration after the season is over they would instead be docked points ahead of next season in the top flight. But it has also been pointed out that rumours have been circulating for weeks now that Hearts have already appointed a Glasgow-based firm of administrators to come in.
In reply to the demand for a thorough probe, SPL secretary Iain Blair tried to allay fears. But SunSport understands league chiefs are keeping a close eye on developments at Tynecastle and in Lithuania.
The clubs, though, are understood not to be completely satisfied with the response they received and want the matter to be looked at by the SPL board. That can only happen if Blair and chief executive Neil Doncaster recommend an internal investigation.
But that will NOT happen unless UBIG fold.
The situation was initially brought up three weeks ago — before Dundee drew with Aberdeen to lose their fight for survival on the pitch. Now the ongoing concerns surrounding Hearts off the park could hand them a reprieve.
The news has emerged as SPL clubs prepare to meet at Hampden on Monday to finalise league reconstruction plans which have been dragging on for seven months.
http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scot...ts-crisis.html
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Originally Posted by StevieC
It could be any / all of the other teams as every one of them hate the Yam Merricks :agree:
Questions they should be asking.......
http://www.hibs.net/showthread.php?2...ould-Be-Asking
Kickback, rangers media, same thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
I loathe The Sun but at least this is now being publicly discussed. The other rags will now have to run with it also & perhaps Plan A ( Admin in summer ) will now have to be replaced by Plan B ( Bust before season end! ).
I reckon halfway through the first one before G4S strong armed the yams through the exits.:agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
P.S.
Great questions
I watched a bunch of Hearts mates on Facebook almost wet themselves over the non-story about Goodwillie being a target. I let it get to about 15 or so posts back and forth before I chimed in with..
"You're looking to sign an alleged rapist now ?!"
Not a single word has been said since, that was an hour ago... I love ruining Jambo fuds days :greengrin
So what exactly happening now... Im lost..
your lost? and you're only a neutral:wink: imagine how the poor wee lambs over there feel:greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Liams
And here is the Boyd, Goodwillie report.
http://www.scotsman.com/edinburgh-ev...llie-1-2930913
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Manager Gary Locke and director of football John Murray hope to add some experience to a senior squad which is currently dominated by youth academy graduates. However, they are also determined not be held to ransom by players or agents and be forced into paying wages their club cannot realistically afford.
Had a look on Sickback to see if they had any insider info or whatever. They think nothings happening and this a non story as usual and anyone who asks any difficult questions gets called out for being a Hibs fan and banned. I find it amusing watching them all turn on each other, they won't hear a bad thing said and just believe everything they get told by Southern, Anderson and Fedotovas.
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Originally Posted by Hot Shot Hamish
If I didn't know better I would say that is for us netters to pick the bones out of, if its unintentional I despair, I truly do.:brickwallQuote:
Manager Gary Locke and director of football John Murray hope to add some experience to a senior squad which is currently dominated by youth academy graduates. However, they are also determined not be held to ransom by players or agents and be forced into paying wages their club cannot realistically afford.
don't know what your laughing at. Barry has explained that "the club are determined not to be held to ransom by players and agents for money they cant afford". there, that's that then. both players will sign when the embargo is lifted, for a decent £500 or 600. a week wage, to be deposited regularly in their bank accounts. what more can they ask for?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hot Shot Hamish
Exactly - #allisbarrymanQuote:
Originally Posted by monktonharp