Share Transfers Agreed/Cooling off period

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

They do have 79%. Ukio has a security over the Stadium and 29% which hasn't be chrystalised yet. Mcalughlin is just as bad as Barry Anderson. Please don't let the fact he's a BBC employee cloud that he's been caught lying time and time again. He is a Yam and I can confirm is one of those that was deemed to be in "the inner circle".

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Is the inner circle the area where the uber-Yams all bury their heads in the sand? :confused::greengrin

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Originally Posted by JimBHibees

Dont think I will be preached at by that clown. Disaster for the rest, blah, blah, blah. Heard it before and it didnt happen and it was actually a relief not to have to listen to songs of yore from fans barely able to string a sentence together about battles 300 years ago at a sporting event in 2013.

He is the guy that brought Vlad in he should be apologizing to every Hearts fan he knows.

Though given he is a typical politician who has more than once disgraced himself he will have no shame.

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Don't forget, he is also a convicted criminal.

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Originally Posted by Treadstone

He would probably answer that because it just reeks of killing time now.

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Is Cardownie keeping his head down at the moment, given how key he and Fatty were in getting Vlad to buy Hearts in the first place?

And any sign of that glaikit eejit of an ex-Lord Provost....?

Answering a couple more questions now on funding. He has no clue though on who will lend up front obviously. Still talking about how an income stream like that could be acceptable as part of a business plan to get lending.

This lot have no chance of making this real.

13:11 [Comment From Mike Mike : ]
I don't have much money - what else can i do to help?

Tuesday June 18, 2013 13:11 Mike
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Just keep spreeding the word. That would be a great help.


Cannae beat a bit o' spreeding the word....:greengrin

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

They do have 79%. Ukio has a security over the Stadium and 29% which hasn't be chrystalised yet. Mcalughlin is just as bad as Barry Anderson. Please don't let the fact he's a BBC employee cloud that he's been caught lying time and time again. He is a Yam and I can confirm is one of those that was deemed to be in "the inner circle".

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I can also confirm he's a yam, as is his son who i used to work with, decent lad to be honest!!

Just heard a cracker at work from a Hearts fan. He said there are rumours circling that Roman Abramovich is buying them, clearing the debt and will allow out of favour Chelsea players to go on loan lol. WOW!!!! I just had to laugh at him. At first I thought he was joking but he is being seriously!

Suppose tbf with 400k fans to support him, Roman must see this as a great business opportunity!!!
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Originally Posted by Andy74

Answering a couple more questions now on funding. He has no clue though on who will lend up front obviously. Still talking about how an income stream like that could be acceptable as part of a business plan to get lending.

This lot have no chance of making this real.

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Someone point him to Wonga.com will they? :greengrin

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Originally Posted by JimBHibees

Why is McLaughlin saying UBIG have 50% shareholding? I thought it was 79%. I would have thought given that level that it should be UBIG who decide who the administrator is.

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Is the 79% not the total for UBIG and UKIO? Plus there is some other company called Quantum or suchlike that has 5 %, and seems to have been a company connected to Romanov and his associates.

How knows what web of intrigue might be uncovered when the Scottish and Lithuanian administrators get down to work?

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

They do have 79%. Ukio has a security over the Stadium and 29% which hasn't be chrystalised yet. Mcalughlin is just as bad as Barry Anderson. Please don't let the fact he's a BBC employee cloud that he's been caught lying time and time again. He is a Yam and I can confirm is one of those that was deemed to be in "the inner circle".

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And Bathgate? He's writing some keech too.

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Originally Posted by YehButNo But

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How can they afford to have the lights on? Will Scottish Power or whoever get paid? :greengrin :wink:

Beauty!

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Comment From BS Can you confirm that this is a live webchat, and not pre-recorded as an advertising feature for FoH?

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http://cdnmo.coveritlive.com/media/a...smanCircle.jpg Its 13:15 and I'm replying to you live

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Originally Posted by Iain G

Is the inner circle the area where the uber-Yams all bury their heads in the sand? :confused::greengrin

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Yup. They print what they are fed and as long as they don't rock the boat they get "looked after". On a side note, my friend at Johnston press sent me a text saying exactly this last night

"Oh ya f******, Barry isn't flavour of the month in the office at the moment, nobody wants to work with him anymore"

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Originally Posted by clerriehibs

And Bathgate? He's writing some keech too.

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Bathgate is the drunk that has turned up at a party and everyone is avoiding.

13:03 http://cdnsl.coveritlive.com/templat...ges/spacer.gif [Comment From Alex Alex : ] Will the banks accept "pledges" as a stable means of funding a takeover ? Would the not be too many uncertainities ? Would their have to be a guarantor for the funds and has someone volunteered to do this ? Can you also confirm that the pledgers will not be personally liable for any business losses sustained if FOH do take control ? Tuesday June 18, 2013 13:03 Alex 13:05 http://cdnmo.coveritlive.com/media/a...smanCircle.jpghttp://cdnsl.coveritlive.com/templat...ges/spacer.gif Alex, lots of questions. Let me get through these as they are important. Converted pledges are a revenue stream like any other and it is all part of a stable business model that would need to be presented. The FoH is set up as a company limited by guarantee so the liability of a memebr is restricted to £1. In other words, give us your money and we'll have a bash at it. Does capitalising the funds just not create debt?

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Originally Posted by AndyM_1875

Indeed Jim, I feel exactly the same way. That booze soaked auld balloon gave it large and wrote an EEN column where he sneered at Hibs fans who predicted this.
He can away and lie in his ain pish as far as I'm concerned. Mind you he probably does that a lot.

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IIRC, he also gave it large with the big team and wee team nonsense, and went on about the world-domination that was the Yams' birthright. Aye, right, ya old lush!

Daft question #27 from me....

Reports say Hearts 'apply' for administration. Could the application be rejected?

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Originally Posted by Dunderhall

13:03 http://cdnsl.coveritlive.com/templat...ges/spacer.gif [Comment From Alex Alex : ] Will the banks accept "pledges" as a stable means of funding a takeover ? Would the not be too many uncertainities ? Would their have to be a guarantor for the funds and has someone volunteered to do this ? Can you also confirm that the pledgers will not be personally liable for any business losses sustained if FOH do take control ? Tuesday June 18, 2013 13:03 Alex 13:05 http://cdnmo.coveritlive.com/media/a...smanCircle.jpghttp://cdnsl.coveritlive.com/templat...ges/spacer.gif Alex, lots of questions. Let me get through these as they are important. Converted pledges are a revenue stream like any other and it is all part of a stable business model that would need to be presented. The FoH is set up as a company limited by guarantee so the liability of a memebr is restricted to £1. In other words, give us your money and we'll have a bash at it. Does capitalising the funds just not create debt?

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Is it just me or does this just sound like a more grown up version of a bake sale?!

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Originally Posted by FFupper

My question................Not sure why I chose that name:confused:

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Is the time that you are spending on this affecting your role as an MP? Surely this must be impacting on your constituents?
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I'm doing this in my own time and my role as an MP is unaffected. Thanks to all those who contacted me after the programme last night to say how tired I looked. Very much appreciated. I get more than 700 emails a day as an MP and they are all being dealt with as normal and my duties are being carried out as normal.

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Follow-up question:

How can you be doing your paid job effectively if you are tired? Surely your constituents are entitled to expect that your first duty is to them?

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Originally Posted by 7062

Daft question #27 from me....

Reports say Hearts 'apply' for administration. Could the application be rejected?

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As it is a voluntary application by the directors, not initiated by an external creditor, I would think it unlikely that the courts would turn it down.

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Originally Posted by 7062

Daft question #27 from me....

Reports say Hearts 'apply' for administration. Could the application be rejected?

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It can be appealed if a creditor thinks it's not in the best interests to have that company appointed. Apparently that's whats happening just now. The liths want their administrator appointed.

Oh jeez. Still giving it the biggest budget outside old firm if successful line. Bams.

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

They do have 79%. Ukio has a security over the Stadium and 29% which hasn't be chrystalised yet. Mcalughlin is just as bad as Barry Anderson. Please don't let the fact he's a BBC employee cloud that he's been caught lying time and time again. He is a Yam and I can confirm is one of those that was deemed to be in "the inner circle".

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Agree he is one of the succulent yams. Yesterday he was telling us they wouldn't have a points deduction if they were out of admin before the start of the season.

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Ian Murray says FoH has "purged" pledge system of "70 Rod Petries and 45 Albert Kidds"


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Scottish Sun Sport ‏@scotsunsport Lithuanian bank Ukio Bankas has approached insolvency experts BDO to become Hearts’ administrators.

http://sport.stv.tv/football/229815-...of-midlothian/

A battle is under way to be named administrator of Heart of Midlothian Football Club with two firms in the frame.

STV understands the club’s parent company UBIG want BDO to take on the role while directors at the club have approached KPMG. The Tynecastle side signalled their intent to apply to the Court of Session on Monday. Papers are yet to be lodged with the court, meaning the case can not yet be assigned to a judge.

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Originally Posted by Andy74

Oh jeez. Still giving it the biggest budget outside old firm if successful line. Bams.

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Budget for what Andy? Administrators? Pink Leaky Submarine Toys? Fake Ruskie Hats? Signs that say "BIG TEAM" in REALLY BIG LETTERS? Cause it sure as hell won't be for footballers' wages....

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Originally Posted by ScottB

The league will thrive when all its member clubs are spending realistic sums of money rather than one or two spending ridiculous amounts dragging the rest into trying to compete with them for players.


Would the league be 'healthier' with Rangers and Hearts? Quite probably, and one day in the future, when both have fought their way back to the top, fair enough, but size alone is no marker for entry, otherwise why don't we just have a league of the 12 biggest clubs, kick out ICT, Ross County etc and have no relegation. After all, that's apparently the 'healthiest' option.


It's amazing to see the same ludicrous doom and gloom arguments we got about Rangers demise, and have been proven false in the last 12 months, being trotted out for a club that takes a couple hundred to most away games, was struggling to top 11k home crowds at the seasons end and has only shifted 6,000 odd season tickets.


I could quite easily see the resultant feel good factor from their demise increasing attendance at Easter Road enough, at least at the start of the season, to make up the loss of ticket sales for the one home game we'd have had against them guaranteed anyway.

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I believe this is called the bargaining stage :greengrin

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Originally Posted by Iain G

Budget for what Andy? Administrators? Pink Leaky Submarine Toys? Fake Ruskie Hats? Signs that say "BIG TEAM" in REALLY BIG LETTERS? Cause it sure as hell won't be for footballers' wages....

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Painting stairs :greengrin

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Originally Posted by Treadstone

Painting stairs :greengrin

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Proof once again that they are out of step with reality :wink:

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Converted pledges are a revenue stream like any other and it is all part of a stable business model that would need to be presented.

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OMG, did he really say that? How far will FoH get in their search for loan funding if that's the extent of their grasp of finance?

Ian, dear boy, these pledges are not legally enforceable, ergo completely worthless!