In the same quote he says it was inevitable. Not the brightest.
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I've just been to the cashline and its official, i have more money than the Yams
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What would be the trigger for liquidation to happen? Is it simply just down to not having funds to trade day to day? I'm thinking not as they're already in that position?
A 15 point penalty is nowhere near enough of a punishment in my opinion. Liquidation and punted to div 3 (I know that technically it would be a new co) is what I'm wanting to happen.
I'd not complain if there was liquidation and then that was the end of them either though!
At least they can get in Daniel Cousin.
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They're blaming Robinson for all this mess. And down right refuse to place any on the mad one. :faf:
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Not entirely sure of the in's and outs of an 'Adminastrator' and there exact role but surely any legitimate accounting type company going into Tynie to act as an adminastrator has no choice but to liquidate them.
They're due money all over the place and its big hefty sums, not just a few hundred here and there.
Can't see HMRC accepting any less than the agreed plan they already have and the Lithuanian adminastrators are going to want as much as the can get from hearts.
Get them shut doon, they deserve everything they get.
Whatever they are due to pay right now (eg the £1.5M settlement with HMRC) will be frozen and they won't have to pay. Administration gives them a little bit of breathing space because of that, but they will have to generate enough cash to pay the costs they incur from now (mainly wages and taxes). Problem is, as the club itself has pointed out, is the next significant incomes aren't due for another 6-7 weeks, when the SPL season starts. Their only hopes are that fans start buying tickets in significant numbers, or possibly that FOH (or other groups) generate some cash and pass that onto the club.
So for this to work, the admins have to work out how much money is owed and to who, then, they need to find a buyer who can pay cash up front. Then they need to go out to the creditors with an offer and get them to agree. All of this when the company has zero cash and no income! I just cant see how the admins can come in and NOT say that ceasing to trade is the only option!
FOH seemed to be the front runner for a takeover but it will take quite a bit of time for them to get all those pledges in. Bear in mind they are wanting them to sign up to Direct debits. It will take a few days if not weeks to get the DD's set up, then people will probably want the DD's to come out on a specific date so they will have to wait further for the money to be paid.