Share Transfers Agreed/Cooling off period

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21-05-2013, 08:46 PM
greenlex

I was relayed a story of two Norwegian teams . One team was struggling and their neighbours let them share their ground for a while. The struggling team built a new stadium with the help of the local authority. The one that let them share eventually went bust and were pumped into the lowest league. Beware is all I'm saying.
21-05-2013, 08:47 PM
Kojock

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Originally Posted by VivaPalmeiras

Surely there's ways around that - the Norwegians come in and build a half Ikea/half multiparty stadium and lease it to the dafties...

If Ikea did build them a stadium would that mean they would have to play with a flat pack four..........I'll get ma coat
21-05-2013, 09:12 PM
clerriehibs

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Originally Posted by HIBERNIAN-0762

Not in my life that would happen, if it did I would be proud to be cheerleader at a massive protest up the High Street

They can GTF, their arrogance is breathtaking.

It's featured on hibs.net multiple times, but what the heck. Here's the report the merricks commissioned a couple of years ago.

http://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/download..._football_club

Some of the English in it suggests parts of it were probably provided by romanov! It's a funny thing, it's laughable but it also makes you angry at the same time. Anyway, it sets out how the cooncil should go about borrowing money in order to build a stadium to the merricks' spec!
21-05-2013, 09:38 PM
LeithBoozy

The council might come under pressure from all the various yam groups. Federation of hearts supporters club, Associated foundation of hearts, New shareholders association, New heart of Midlothian supporters trust, Young hearts youth development committee, Save our hearts. Lets just call them F.A.N.N.Y.S. for short. :wink: Never trust this council.
21-05-2013, 09:44 PM
blackpoolhibs

Just found some footage of Romanov trying to flee Lithuania.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1dnlqR7iqI
21-05-2013, 09:45 PM
Eyrie

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Originally Posted by LeithBoozy

The council might come under pressure from all the various yam groups. Federation of hearts supporters club, Associated foundation of hearts, New shareholders association, New heart of Midlothian supporters trust, Young hearts youth development committee, Save our hearts. Lets just call them F.A.N.N.Y.S. for short. :wink: Never trust this council.

Their collective name is Save Hearts In Trouble (as used previously in this thread).
21-05-2013, 10:08 PM
Jack

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Originally Posted by VivaPalmeiras

Not even for combined with Edinburgh Rugby and some athletics venue?

I hope so Jack - they've proved themselves incapable of managing any infrastructure/capital spending project - you still cruising?

Got back last week. It was fantastic thanks.
21-05-2013, 10:19 PM
CraigHibee

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Originally Posted by Eyrie

Their collective name is Save Hearts In Trouble (as used previously in this thread).

:top marks
21-05-2013, 10:22 PM
Richibee

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Originally Posted by Greendrongo

Stadiums?
Where the yams are going city park would meet requirements.

Is Meadowbank not due to be demolished?

They are too late. City Park already being turned into flats.
21-05-2013, 11:43 PM
jgl07

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Originally Posted by greenlex

I was relayed a story of two Norwegian teams . One team was struggling and their neighbours let them share their ground for a while. The struggling team built a new stadium with the help of the local authority. The one that let them share eventually went bust and were pumped into the lowest league. Beware is all I'm saying.

There were two teams in the Manchester area. One had no usable ground because of wartime bombing and were invited by their more famous neighbours to share their ground.

The tenants did rather well and became more successful than their landlords going from strength to strength and they were able to effect repairs to their own ground. The rest is history although the two teams still dominate English Football.
22-05-2013, 06:02 AM
lapsedhibee

Fitba and war

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Originally Posted by jgl07

There were two teams in the Manchester area. One had no usable ground because of wartime bombing and were invited by their more famous neighbours to share their ground.

The tenants did rather well and became more successful than their landlords going from strength to strength and they were able to effect repairs to their own ground. The rest is history although the two teams still dominate English Football.

Since we're talking about fitba and wartime now, I'd like to propose an alternative punishment for the yams' years of cheating. Never mind retrospective points deductions, a better precedent's here, when Manure and Liverpuddle players were invited to the trenches to atone for their financial misdoings. Yams could be sent to Afghanistan. Mibbe they could form a pals' battalion? :dunno:
22-05-2013, 06:19 AM
s.a.m

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Originally Posted by lapsedhibee

Since we're talking about fitba and wartime now, I'd like to propose an alternative punishment for the yams' years of cheating. Never mind retrospective points deductions, a better precedent's here, when Manure and Liverpuddle players were invited to the trenches to atone for their financial misdoings. Yams could be sent to Afghanistan. Mibbe they could form a pals' battalion? :dunno:

This works for me.:aok:
22-05-2013, 07:02 AM
Saorsa

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Originally Posted by desantos0773

Think they have gone to the council with a proposal to jointly build a stadium, renting Meadowbank as an interim solution realising administrator will take and sell Tynecastle. Have sources inside council who confirmed talks have been held. Although council unlikely to progress.

Is that after they make good on the money already owed tae the cooncil and cooncil tax payers of this city or will that be getting bumped like everything else. Will the ***** at the cooncil even bother collecting the rent or just turn a blind eye tae it no being paid again.
22-05-2013, 07:31 AM
greenginger

http://wck2.companieshouse.gov.uk//wcprodorder?ft=1

Julija Goncaruk resigns from the Yam Board. How will they cope without their fashion adviser .

Whose next ?
22-05-2013, 07:36 AM
Viva_Palmeiras

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Originally Posted by Jack

Got back last week. It was fantastic thanks.

Nice one suitably tanned I expect ;) So what was your fave stop after Rio?
22-05-2013, 07:57 AM
Jack

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Originally Posted by VivaPalmeiras

Nice one suitably tanned I expect ;) So what was your fave stop after Rio?

My apologies to everyone else for this non yam stuff.

Didn't go to Rio!

Flew to New York, via Amsterdam. Spent a few days there being typical tourists.

Got on a boat and went to Miami then to Cartagena in Columbia.

Next we transited the Panama Canal, awesome, on our way to Punterenas in Costa Rica. After that it was stops in Chiapas, Huatulco, Puerto Vallerta and Cabo San Lucas in Mexico before we jumped ship in Los Angles were we spent a few days doing Downtown, Hollywood, Santa Monica et al.

Flew home last week via Paris.
22-05-2013, 08:02 AM
Jack

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Originally Posted by Jack

My apologies to everyone else for this non yam stuff.

Didn't go to Rio!

Flew to New York, via Amsterdam. Spent a few days there being typical tourists.

Got on a boat and went to Miami then to Cartagena in Columbia.

Next we transited the Panama Canal, awesome, on our way to Punterenas in Costa Rica. After that it was stops in Chiapas, Huatulco, Puerto Vallerta and Cabo San Lucas in Mexico before we jumped ship in Los Angles were we spent a few days doing Downtown, Hollywood, Santa Monica et al.

Flew home last week via Paris.

Edit: While in Huatulco I had a bracelet made up for my daughter. Took a video of the guy while he did it. By the end I had educated the guy and the video ends with him saying "Glory glory to the Hibees" and wishing us good luck in the cup. So there's a wee bit Hibs content :-)
22-05-2013, 08:04 AM
Treadstone

Apologies if posted before, Ian Murray proves he is a politician by asking himself questions and answering none of them.

http://www.foundationofhearts.org/faqs/

Same questions but with feedback. Don't think the yams are on board.

http://www.hmfckickback.co.uk/index....our-questions/

:lolyam:
22-05-2013, 08:13 AM
JeMeSouviens

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Originally Posted by Eyrie

Their collective name is Save Hearts In Trouble (as used previously in this thread).

If you make it Save Hearts In Tiny Eternally ... then I've got a song for you. It's Glorious! :wink:
22-05-2013, 08:29 AM
cocteautwin

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Originally Posted by Treadstone

Apologies if posted before, Ian Murray proves he is a politician by asking himself questions and answering none of them.

http://www.foundationofhearts.org/faqs/

Same questions but with feedback. Don't think the yams are on board.

http://www.hmfckickback.co.uk/index....our-questions/

:lolyam:

That's a quality read. Complete idiocy on a major scale. They are making it up as they go along. It's actually quite frightening that people like Ian Murray are involved in running the country. Who votes for idiots like that?
22-05-2013, 08:37 AM
Liberal Hibby

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Originally Posted by Treadstone

Apologies if posted before, Ian Murray proves he is a politician by asking himself questions and answering none of them.

http://www.foundationofhearts.org/faqs/

Same questions but with feedback. Don't think the yams are on board.

http://www.hmfckickback.co.uk/index....our-questions/

:lolyam:

Interesting even FoH don't think the club is currently self sufficient:

5. What are the campaign objectives?

The Foundation is planning to reach out to Hearts fans worldwide and give them the opportunity to understand how their club could be run for them and with them. This campaign would aim to gauge fans’ support for this initiative and, should it move forward, raise sufficient ongoing working capital to finance the current annual funding gap at HMFC (currently running at approximately £2 million per annum).
22-05-2013, 08:55 AM
grunt

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Originally Posted by Liberal Hibby

Interesting even FoH don't think the club is currently self sufficient:

5. What are the campaign objectives?

The Foundation is planning to reach out to Hearts fans worldwide and give them the opportunity to understand how their club could be run for them and with them. This campaign would aim to gauge fans’ support for this initiative and, should it move forward, raise sufficient ongoing working capital to finance the current annual funding gap at HMFC (currently running at approximately £2 million per annum).

Good spot.
22-05-2013, 08:56 AM
Ozyhibby

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Originally Posted by Liberal Hibby

Interesting even FoH don't think the club is currently self sufficient:

5. What are the campaign objectives?

The Foundation is planning to reach out to Hearts fans worldwide and give them the opportunity to understand how their club could be run for them and with them. This campaign would aim to gauge fans’ support for this initiative and, should it move forward, raise sufficient ongoing working capital to finance the current annual funding gap at HMFC (currently running at approximately £2 million per annum).

Also interesting that they do not see cutting costs as a way of dealing with the deficit, only raising more money.
22-05-2013, 08:58 AM
Treadstone

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Originally Posted by cocteautwin

That's a quality read. Complete idiocy on a major scale. They are making it up as they go along. It's actually quite frightening that people like Ian Murray are involved in running the country. Who votes for idiots like that?

'Idiocy on a major scale' barely does them justice. Was looking at an Alex Mackie interview with Evening News last November, cut ties with Supporters Direct as they were too close to a Massone bid. SD seem to be back on the scene and again Massone is sniffing.

http://www.scotsman.com/edinburgh-ev...ions-1-2666267

"In a candid disclosure of the Foundation’s plans, Mr Mackie said they were working “closely” with the 1874 Fighting Fund founded by Gary McKay; had cut ties with Supporters Direct Scotland because it appeared too “close” to the Angelo Massone bid, and dismissed an estimated £17.9 million valuation of the club as “unrealistically high”."

There seems to be some middle ground that needs to be achieved.

Ian Murray "There has been criticism on this forum of the £450,000 offer last year..." :faf:
22-05-2013, 09:03 AM
matty_f

There are millions of shares in the Yams, who themselves valued the shares at a laughable 11p each recently. Even at a penny each it's likely that a majority shareholding would be too expensive for FoH. That's without dealing with any debt or buying the stadium.
22-05-2013, 09:05 AM
Liberal Hibby

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Originally Posted by Ozyhibby

Also interesting that they do not see cutting costs as a way of dealing with the deficit, only raising more money.

Indeed - that was my thought too.
22-05-2013, 09:29 AM
7062

'Reach out to Hearts fans worldwide...'

They need to wind their necks in.
22-05-2013, 09:30 AM
The Green Goblin

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Originally Posted by Ozyhibby

Also interesting that they do not see cutting costs as a way of dealing with the deficit, only raising more money.

(U)Big teams don't have to cut costs...
22-05-2013, 09:31 AM
NorthNorfolkHFC

Danny Wilson

AllisBarry announcing that Danny Wilson is due to sign a permanent contract.

Never realised they were so flush for cash.
22-05-2013, 10:18 AM
Coco Bryce

Just had a conversation with a yam in my work. Now this guy is well educated and very good friends with Leslie Deans.

He just told me, Hearts are now fully self sufficient, will be debt free, in the SPL and owned by FOH next season :yamlaugh:

I was finding it very hard to keep a straight face during the whole conversation :greengrin