No-one could have confidently forecast those humiliations, same as no-one could forecast 6-2 or 0-7. We're clubs of the same size and our turn will come again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stevie Reid
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No-one could have confidently forecast those humiliations, same as no-one could forecast 6-2 or 0-7. We're clubs of the same size and our turn will come again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stevie Reid
Has the club itself said anything yet? Usually they come out with a feeble excuse about a technical glitch, or say that the players will be paid within a few days. Anything this time?
Another JKB classic -
The only people to blame are the so called "fans" that can't be bothered going to games! you know the type, the same folk who won't get season tickets because a boy they know paid £10 less for his, or can't sit with all their mates in roseburn!
25,000 at the cup final, with thousands more begging for a ticket, but at tynie this year? lucky to get 12,000!
So in short, its you ***** that are killing OUR club! but its fine just blame vlad as its suits your agenda
I just had a wee peek in and the one about the SPL/UEFA having nothing to do with whether Hearts pay their players is a belter :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by CallumLaidlaw
:faf: that the one along the lines of 'not being funny but whats it got to do wi the spl if we pay our players or not?' :faf::faf:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
Aye, that's the fellae. Tis most amusing :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Hibee87
Why don't they just lend themselves some more cash to pay the wages????
Maybe someone has posted this, I reckon vlads plan is to force spl into action eg points deduction- this may lead to relegation. Vlad pulls plug entirely, liquidates, citing that it was the football authorities(mafia) that killed the club/ can't work in these circumstances/ bias etc etc. Vlad walks away and the most deluded still laude him a hero and blame the spl till their dying day.
Sounds like a good plan. It gets my backing! C'mon SPL it's your move.Quote:
Originally Posted by RoYO!
Works for me too. On a number of different levels.:agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiberlin
Not read the sun today but notice on the gossip column its saying hearts are to be hit with points deduction this time.
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Originally Posted by bingo70
I think it will be a points deduction, suspended on condition the wages are paid within a certain time and no more late payments this season.
SPL seem very keen on suspended things, in fact Doncaster probably wears them ! :rolleyes:
Vlad and his bank stand to lose a lot of money if this were to happen though.......the way I see it is vlad is not bank rolling them anymore, telling them to get all the top earners off thee wage bill make them run on the bare arse of hings and sell any future youngster, pocket the cash and any futur season ticket money etc pocket the cash......thats what I beleive he is doing .......but you can never tell with the mad oneQuote:
Originally Posted by RoYO!
On BBC Gossip: -Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
Hearts are poised to be hit with a Scottish Premier League points deduction after failing to pay manager John McGlynn and several first-team players for a second month running.
Full story: The Sun
https://twitter.com/barryanderson_8/...75716798664704
Poor old Maroonsevco. Money getting tighter and tighter at the Pink Wongadome.
I hope this is true. Doubt they will be docked points so soon though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stevie Reid
What does it say? cant get on twitter at work.Quote:
Originally Posted by green glory
@BarryAnderson_8: #Hearts haven't received funding from parent company UBIG since turn of the year. See back page of today's Evening News for full story #HMFC
#Hearts haven't received funding from parent company UBIG since turn of the year. See back page of today's Evening News for full story #HMFCQuote:
Originally Posted by DarrenSQH
Loving the #maroonsevco hash tag :hilarious
Makes the signing of Stevenson all the more ridiculousQuote:
Originally Posted by green glory
Couple of interesting points in the article
1. SPL transfer embargo was automatic on non payment
2. The transfer embargo will only be lifted once Hearts have demonstrated their ability to consistently pay wages on time. You have to assume January will come too soon for that.
Barry Anderson is a ****ing muppet: -
"The club incurred their latest wage delays whilst being totally self-sufficient and working strictly with their own income."
What's self sufficient about failing to pay your wages two months running?!
He also reckons Hearts could be financially sustainable next summer.
http://www.scotsman.com/edinburgh-ev...year-1-2586728
We're only a couple of months into the season and they're already rooked. Their season ticket money's long gone, the £300k tv money has come and gone, they have home games against Motherwell and Ross County between now and their next pay day - where's the dosh going to come from?
"The SPL will consider a range of options to punish Hearts during Monday’s meeting at Hampden Park. The transfer embargo will only be lifted once Hearts have demonstrated their ability to consistently pay wages on time. Other possibilities include a fine, although a points deduction would be an extreme sanction for the league to impose."Quote:
Originally Posted by Stevie Reid
In your ridiculously biased opinion, Barry :rolleyes:
Happy days. :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Stevie Reid
They have been informed that salaries will be processed as soon as possible and are willing to stay patient having had the club’s business plans explained to them by senior officials.
:faf: Yams "Business Plans" Christ, I'd like to have been a fly on the wall listening to that :rolleyes:
I'll not hold my breath, they'll get out of it some how. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Stevie Reid
Skacel has walked out from training and gone home apparantly. Was also meant to be doing so club signing thing in club shop and hasn't happened. Both bits of info from a in the know Jambo. He also said players told they can't sign anyone for foreseeable future.
More Anderson p!sh (story dated today, so he knows fine that the transfer embargo has been in place for a month): -
"McGlynn doesn’t hide from the facts. He is a realist. He knows his team’s failings and, upon setting foot inside Riccarton back in June following his return to Hearts from Raith Rovers, immediately stressed the need for more forwards. He has not been granted any by his superiors, but it isn’t McGlynn’s style to sit and grumble. He works with the tools available, commendably resisting the temptation to call for Rudi Skacel to be re-signed even when the Czech re-appeared to use Hearts’ training facilities during the international break."