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Originally Posted by poolman
First of countless times that the begging bowl will be out this season, and were still 2 months away haga
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Originally Posted by Treadstone
Yours please.:greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by JeMeSouviens
"Hearts’ finances remain precarious and extra funding will be required to meet costs next season"
Less than a week after arguing with people on twitter that Hearts were self sufficient?
Either he just prints whatever Hearts tell him, in which case they consistently make him look like a idiot, or he makes this stuff up as he goes along, in which case he is an idiot.
Were HOMFC not supposed to be buying this
http://www.scotsman.com/edinburgh-ev...hool-1-2952706
as part of their expansion / development? If so, why are Edinburgh Council paying for it's maintenance?
I wonder if the share certificates will be enclosed with the letter?Quote:
Originally Posted by poolman
Speaking of which have these been registered at Companies House?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack
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Originally Posted by Bajillions
Nope !
Been posted on follow follow that the yams stadium announcer has told someone that admin will occur tomorrow.....in my opinion a v tenuous source!!!! But here's hoping!
Yep i doubt it would be tomorrow.I guess we will see a quick spurt of 2 or 3 signings then it will happen shortly after this.Hope it does happen tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by KB1
Can't confirm the 'a' word, but there's afoot in the next couple of days.Quote:
Originally Posted by KB1
If I had a pound for every time I've heard that now I could bloody buy Hearts and make them truly 'Self Sufficient'Quote:
Originally Posted by RicheyWhite
They will more than likely enter administration on the date the pre-contract players they have been linked with have officially signed with the club and can't have their contracts ripped up by the SFA. It's the Hearts way - cheat at every possible opportunity. :aok:
Really don't think it's an either/or thing with #allisbarry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bajillions
He looks like an idiot, quacks like an idiot, etc, because he is an idiot. If he were anything else, he would not sleep at night after churning out the pish he does daily.
I know. And I'm not predicting the end. Just some messiness.Quote:
Originally Posted by EdinMike
The minute they go into as admin the players will be made redundant. This won't be a Duff and Phelps job.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rawr.rar
Everyone keeps attributing a level of planning into everything Hearts do. I don't believe they are doing much planning at all other than crossing their fingers and hoping for the best.
The reason the keep spending is because there is no one in Tynecastle with any experience of cost cutting and no one in charge to drive any cost cutting.
They are driving towards a brick wall and have decided that if they are going to hit it they may as well hit it at speed.
If they need the land for that wonder stadium they better get their finger out according to this......Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibs07p
A spokeswoman for Edinburgh City Council said: “It is the council’s intention to advertise the old Tynecastle High School building on the open market in the immediate future. In the meantime it has been necessary to fund the maintenance and security of the building to ensure it remains an attractive opportunity for potential purchasers.”
Were Hearts not going to be subject to some financial penalty or other if they didn't buy it by a specific date (long since passed)? :dunno:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir Alf R
Rings a bell that there was a contractual clause to that effect. Might just have imagined that though.
I'm hearing that tomorrow's papers should make fun reading :wink: Get your spare change looked out jambo friends :greengrin
Oooohh you tease good sir
GGTTH
Can't put any emoticons on I'm on my phone
Not sure about that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
If there are players with a value, they will be sold. Those with no selling value, but on relatively high wages, will be first to be made redundant. Those on lower wages will be kept.
no harm putting it out there 8 hours early....Quote:
Originally Posted by NadeAteMyLunch!
Go on then...........Quote:
Originally Posted by NadeAteMyLunch!
Launching the membership scheme perhaps?Quote:
Originally Posted by NadeAteMyLunch!
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Originally Posted by Mikey
Don't want to raise hopes too much incase what I've heard is incorrect. It was an enjoyable phone call to receive tho :greengrin IF correct, then tomorrow isn't too long to wait.
Tease or your reputation is at stake😄Quote:
Originally Posted by NadeAteMyLunch!
Just tell us. As long as you have qualified it with it might be a load of bull but.......................Quote:
Originally Posted by NadeAteMyLunch!
I thought they had an option to buy subject to a number of conditions including planning permission being granted for the 45,000 seater megadome.Quote:
Originally Posted by s.a.m
I've heard that The Rangers and Hearts are planning a merger and will go on to buy Livingston as well. They will go on to create a massive 70,000 seater stadium in the heart of Livingston and be officially know as...Quote:
Originally Posted by PatHead
"Blue Heart of the Middle Belt"
Might be a load of bull though... :wink:
HEARTS have seven days to find £100,000 or face going bust.
The stricken club last night plunged into a new crisis over an unpaid PAYE bill, with boss Gary Locke in limbo.
They now have a week to settle or face the repect of a winding-up order.
Club chiefs insist they are scrambling to find the funds and that administration isn’t inevitable. But failure to cough up would spark fresh fears for their future with this month’s wages due in under a fortnight.
The hope is season ticket and fresh commercial income will help stave off the latest threat but it’s a race against time. The worry is, if they don’t succeed, a domino effect could lead to the doomsday scenario.
It’s thrown Locke’s plans to overhaul his squad for the new season into disarray.
Moves for Kris Boyd, David Goodwillie and David Wotherspoon have been put on hold until this latest mess is sorted.
Last year Hearts fans helped raise more than £1million after the club was served with an HMRC winding-up order amid the backdrop of a £25m debt.
Vladimir Romanov has not put in a penny for two years, with Hearts’ Scots hierarchy left to pick up the pieces.