Bbc Scotland will probably want Hearts down too. So they can star in Friday night championship football for a few years.
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Bbc Scotland will probably want Hearts down too. So they can star in Friday night championship football for a few years.
If your neighbours - who'd lied, cheated and swindled for 30+ years, whilst all the time, had looked down on you and everyone else as if you were something they'd just trodden on - ended-up being forced to go straight which resulted in them getting their house repossessed wouldn't you be just a tad happy ??
Unfortunately cash is king. Two home games against them 7000 tickets sold at an average of £20 per ticket generates £140,000. Add in TV money sold out hospitality etc we are probably talking in excess of £200,000. Can we afford to lose that amount ?? We’ve got a big screen to pay for 😂
Now that is out of order btw......... and totally insulating and patronising towards penguins! [emoji3]
The guy just doesn’t get that his team are utter dug ***** and their stadium is a mess and everything about them is just well ****ED
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With all the money that has been poured into that club, either by legal or illegal means, it is incredible that so many millions have been pissed up against the wall.
And yet they will tell you it was worth it!
And now, with fans digging deep and anonymous benefactor's, not to mention Budge's expertise, they can't even complete a new stand properly, never mind the **** state of the team!
Thing is, nobody outside of our fine city really cares.
You just couldn't make it up.
Did he finish off with 22 in a row and 5-1?
Next time you see him please tell him Hearts fans are the last people who should be listened to when it comes to judging who is and who isn't a dodgy owner.
You could also ask why is it that as soon as the £2.5m was repaid, did FOH and Budge bring about changes making it easier to do a u-turn on the 5 year fan ownership plan, which was the concept that got them ploughing their money into the club and for what in return? Relegation? :faf:
By making those changes does he think it appears Budge maybe wants to sell up, which at the moment is to someone unknown and therefore probably more likely to do exactly what he is saying Ron is doing?
You could ask him, when the club does get sold how much of his money does he get back? Is it £1.50 for every £1 put in, will he double his money or more? Or will he get fe*k all as it was all donations to make the club a nice sellable asset? Of course he'd have known from the outset that would be the outcome so was happy to contribute?
If it is the last option, maybe ask him how the money from the sale will get divvied up? Does some go to Budge and the rest go to FOH to spend on the next Uche, Vanecek and Malaury Martin and generally to protect the value of the new owner's asset?
If he doesn't know the answers just say "What! No wonder you're clueless about Ron Gordon, you don't even know what's going on at your own club and you base all your judgements on no information and guesswork. Ah well, hope you didn't donate too much."
Disclaimer: The above are intended as questions and not as statements of facts.
We have discussed some of the points above a few times but the rattle gets thrown quite easily and on occasion (usually every other day) I get the 1-5 blankie. He is totally blinkered when it comes to them and believes pretty much everything that Budge spouts in her statements.
You honestly couldn’t make it up and he just doesn’t want to hear anything other than praise for everything they are doing.
I’m actually laughing now at his response tomorrow and I haven’t even started chatting!
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Like this? :greengrin
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If a Christophe Berra header sent them down in a play off with McPake running on to the pitch at Tynecastle to celebrate I'd make the documentary Pay Per View.
Ah I remember this beauty. Peak Romanov.
Now there was a guy who bought a club, had bad intentions, and crippled them with debt.
None of the Jambos saw it coming.
They also think Budge has done a great job with their stadium.
They are hardly qualified to talk about other owners.
We are Hibernian FC
We hate jam tarts and so do Alberts Dundee.
I could easily hate iced tea - basically because it's not coffee or beer.
Or even Ice T - rapper turned unconvincing TV detective?
They will but it will not make up for the shortfall. Even if Utd brought 1500 fans over two games you will have 3000 tickets at normal pricing. Hospitality will be nowhere near sold out and it would be highly unlikely the game would be on tv so no extra income there. Plus the home end would not sell out.
Two sold out matches and hospitality at cat A prices. Both games live on TV. Increase revenue from advertising etc. You do the maths.
The position of being Edinburgh's Premier club could mean that we get more hospitality for other games which might have gone to them. That would make up the shortfall.
Let them get relegated for 10 years for all I care. By the time they get back we could be out of sight.
Hospitality is sold out most games, certainly for Saturday 3pm games. And do we get extra money for games being on TV? I thought it was one big pot but maybe I'm wrong. We will maybe lose a couple of thousand at the gate if they go down but I can live with that. They certainly wouldn't be wanting us to stay up if the boot was on the other foot. Get them down.
Good shout.
It brought to mind Mr T, the unlikely crimefighter and all round good guy who always looked like he was dressed for a particularly garish cocktail party rather than battling to save us all from dubious villains.
He is built like the sort of guy Hearts are usually fooled into believing is a famous striker so it might work.
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It would be funny if they went down. And thered be plenty of enjoyment to be had in the pub and in the playground. But do I really want them to go down with the benefit of cold logic? Probably not.
We all accept we will lose income because of their incompetence. The one bright light is for every Cat A game we lost they would be losing 3. Without considering any other factors they will be down 3 times as much as us. The reality is it would be much, much more. But they would have their Daniel to dig them out of the hole that he dug in the first place.
We are Hibernian FC
we hate jam tarts but we love Danny
cos you might think
that he is just a clown
but he's the man
to take the jambos down
Are there genuinely Hibs fans who don't want Hearts to be relegated? :confused:
Hearts would be in a mess if they go down. A lot of players on big money
The seething businesswoman is also working out how to squeeze not one but two big screens into Tiny castle. She simply cannot be upstaged by Ron.
Current plan is to lash them to the pylons but they stick out too much and create yet more restricted view seats.
The dim one might have belatedly realised that self-designing a new main stand that was tethered to the other decrepit stands might have been a bad idea...
I want them to go down, in fact ive done a relegation dance for them so they will go down. Whatever happens its been fun watching them squirm at the pit.
I just want us to win - preferably bigly - on Tuesday night.
Then I'll think a bit more deeply about it. My heart says yes, my head is a bit concerned about lost revenue.
:singing: We are Hibernian FC
We hate those ****s at HMFC...
I read today that Stendel has returned refreshed from a holiday in Germany. He is def an undercover agent employed by STF as a parting gift to us Hibees
Tough game on Tuesday evening however big big game at Tiny Park tomorrow evening.
Hoping for a few cards and maybe a few ripped hamstrings prior to this.
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Jambos Kickback brushing our humping tonight off as “it’s just ICT”. The same ICT who will be knocking you out in the playoffs IF you have an incredible end to the season and avoids TWELFTH PLACE you losers. Bring on Tuesday. We are going to absolutely rag doll them.