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A good keeper doesn't just have to make great saves to prove his worth though mate. It gives the whole team a confidence especially at the back. Get your spine off the team right, starting with your keeper then your more than half way thereQuote:
Originally Posted by calumhibee1
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They clearly expect another season of mediocre to scheidt outfield play so have signed Gordon as a safety net!
Most of the hearts team have chocolate legs anyway.Can see them struggle to get out the championship.
They deserve to go bankrupt.Quote:
Originally Posted by EI255
That lot will never learn from past mistakes...
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Originally Posted by Heisenberg
UEFA FFP ?
Hearts revenue = £8 million thy Spend £9 million . JA steps in cheque for £1.2 million ….. all OK £200 yearly profit.
Is this not financial doping against UEFA FFP
Man City challanging a two year ban for alleged inflating sponsor deals so revenue is higher .
How do Hearts work around this, not a one off donation as JA has done this yealy or surely Shiek Monsur Man City would do it
I know figures may be incorrect but the context is .
I could be wrong but I've read that FFP doesn't come into play with our league?Quote:
Originally Posted by steviehibsleith
They have no scruples and are really showing their class these past few months
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I doubt Gordon is on a very high wage at Hearts. He'll have made a good whack from the game and I suspect he's more interested in getting a start every week than anything else.
Because they are not in Europe though it is galling I think that a league where in effect two out of the top four or five teams are liquidated that there are still as far as I know no meaningful or any financial fair play rules.Quote:
Originally Posted by steviehibsleith
Stanton Spence saying the same as yourself .Quote:
Originally Posted by JimBHibees
All explained Thanks
Decent signing for a Championship team.
More importantly, is he cup tied for the semi final !
No, he can play in the semi.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skol
That remains to be seen.Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
................ and Premiership status :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Pagan Hibernia
"I feel there's a project starting here," claims Gordon.
Does he mean the "project" that started six or seven years ago and is now on its umpteenth re-boot?
Footballers do say some daft/meaningless things designed to get them on side with the fans when they come back to a club. "I feel I've got unfinished business here" is another one. If that's really the case why do they want to leave in the first place?
Who cares who they sign? I won't be losing sleep over a team in a different division signing a washed up 37 year old goalkeeper.
Operation East of Scotland League.Quote:
Originally Posted by G B Young
Do Hearts get to play in the tunnocks tea cake lower league pish cup?
They sure will do if it goes aheadQuote:
Originally Posted by Col2
They might get a money spinning glamour tie against hibs under21sQuote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
Sure do. They'll be desperate to add that to their honours list next to the 1962 league cup and WW1/2.Quote:
Originally Posted by Col2
Be a big crowd for that. [emoji3]Quote:
Originally Posted by 660
Actually we may not have a u21’s next season anyway.
I take it Hearts won’t be able to enter their u21’s into the tournament seen as their first team is in it?
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They will probably take it to court if they aren't allowed to enter both teams...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
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It's the "Time-Out Waver 6 for Quid Cup" this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Col2
Hearts 0 - hearts u21 3
Only the big teams get to enter their colts. Hearts will need to play their full teamQuote:
Originally Posted by Skol
As long as he can keep fit, Gordon could be a decent signing.
I realise he's 37 but goalkeepers tend to have a longer career than outfield players, e.g. Dino Zoff was 40 y/o when he captained the Italian side to a World Cup win in '82
Sure Leighton was around 40 at us and was brilliantQuote:
Originally Posted by Keith_M
38 when he left us I think but he played a few more years for the Dons.Quote:
Originally Posted by Since452
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Originally Posted by Since452
Another good example.
I think he was in his late 30s when he was with Hibs but then signed for Aberdeen and retired at about 42.