Share Transfers Agreed/Cooling off period

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Originally Posted by easty

I think that's a decent idea to be honest. If we were in the mess they are I'd be well up for buying some hibby beer.

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It will help ease their frustrations come to think of it!!

How can they sell individual tickets for games before they've sold the season tickets?

What happens if, in the unlikely event, somebody wants to buy a season ticket and somebody has already bought a ticket for that seat for 1 or 2 of the games?

The bouncy castle will no doubt be hired through the same firm who were excellent. Perhaps we could have a donation for this (it's about £80) if the guy doesn't donate it for free


Why dont they ask thon fat Yam bird that hangs oot her sheets from the window

The bairns could all jump aboot on her and save them £80 notes :agree:

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Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod

How so?

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Hearts clearly requested their 3 biggest fixtures at home first and SPL doing their little bit to help. Not crime of the century but so bloody obvious that will have to laugh anytime anyone else complains about changing fixtures to be told "it's the computer that sets the fixtures".

I could be wrong of course and it was all merely chance, albeit already predicted.:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Bighoose

This so reminds of the Phoenix Nights episode when they are trying to reopen the Phoenix Club and they hire the Bouncy Castle with the extra "Sammy the snake" and the bloke doing the face painting with spray cans of permanent paint.

Think I might watch this over the weekend, just to cheer myself up in whats been a trying week for us all :wink:

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:greengrin

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IR2-xA8TXxQ

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Originally Posted by 7062

How can they sell individual tickets for games before they've sold the season tickets?

What happens if, in the unlikely event, somebody wants to buy a season ticket and somebody has already bought a ticket for that seat for 1 or 2 of the games?

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First come, first served, especially when cash is the object.

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Originally Posted by 7062

How can they sell individual tickets for games before they've sold the season tickets?

What happens if, in the unlikely event, somebody wants to buy a season ticket and somebody has already bought a ticket for that seat for 1 or 2 of the games?

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More to the point, what happens if they dinnae exist anymore...

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Originally Posted by easty

True. Petrie!! Get. It. Brewed.

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Don't think Crabbies would be to happy.

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Originally Posted by BarneyK

More to the point, what happens if they dinnae exist anymore...

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More unsecured creditors into the pot :greengrin

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Originally Posted by gavmac

:greengrin

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IR2-xA8TXxQ

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:greengrin:top marks

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Originally Posted by Moncur10

Thats a good shout actually, looks a bit big to be a '-' now that you say that, but surely they will have the '-' for OTD?

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Might just cut it in half!

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Originally Posted by BarneyK

More to the point, what happens if they dinnae exist anymore...

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We have a party!

I see they're looking for a free DJ for their Funday. There's surely some altruistic soul on here with the kit and the skills to help......:dunno:
Hands across the city, and all that. :aok:

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Originally Posted by MurrayfieldHibs

http://www.scotsman.com/edinburgh-ev...belt-1-2973197
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"A sports hub could become a new home for Edinburgh Rugby under the plans."

Edinburgh Rugby want to leave Murrayfield because their tynie crowds (!) are getting lost in the 67,000 seater stadium. Looks like a 5,000 seater out by the bypass could be a multi use egg chasing/football stadium....

With the maroon bias of CEC this could be a trump card for David Murray to finally get planning permission for West Edinburgh.

:rules:

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Here we go.

No doubt the council will now try and justify a money spinning 20000 seater ground by telling us it is necessary to save a sporting institution.

Watch this space.

wonder if those jolly folk at the 'Diggers have enough room for one final big headstone 'oer the road ? ;)

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Originally Posted by Andy74

Yep, along with buying more season tickets the cash will just be flowing.

The money needs to come up front from somewhere for a bid. I can't think of a lender that would provide £10m more or more on the back of a model that plans for repayment by collecting pleged from football fans that can cancel at any time and who may not be that supportive in future of a team in division 1 at best.

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I reckon Murray knows the gig is up but is just sprafing whatever it takes to keep the FoH trundling along for a while longer so that they get included in chats etc.

In little over a day, he's gone from factoring in an 80% conversion rate (which was already overly optimistic IMHO) to talking about how if they convert every single one of the 6,000 pledges and some more on top of that then they will be in a position to bid.

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Originally Posted by JHFC

haven't been keeping up to date with this thread but my yam 'friend' said they have sold an extra 3000 season tickets. Is this aload of crap?

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I wouldn't have thought so, so soon. But I'd be surprised if, given the urgency and definite figure for survival, if they don't reach that target easily in the next week. If they don't, they don't deserve to survive.

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Originally Posted by peter douglas

Here we go.

No doubt the council will now try and justify a money spinning 20000 seater ground by telling us it is necessary to save a sporting institution.

Watch this space.

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Here's the problem tho

If planning permission is granted, the project is expected to take between 15 and 20 years to complete.

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Originally Posted by Jim44

I wouldn't have thought so, so soon. But I'd be surprised if, given the urgency and definite figure for survival, if they don't reach that target easily in the next week. If they don't, they don't deserve to survive.

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Would you pay money (in one go, remember) for a ST when you don't know if the ticket will be honoured, or how many games you'll see, or even what League you'll be watching?

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Originally Posted by Jim44

I wouldn't have thought so, so soon. But I'd be surprised if, given the urgency and definite figure for survival, if they don't reach that target easily in the next week. If they don't, they don't deserve to survive.

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Not one Jambo at work is buying one. All resinged to Herats being liquidated. Losing interest in football!

well, i drove past the pink palace approx 2:30pm and was sad to see no long queues of yamboids buying any ST's :( didn't even see one pink top to point and laugh at

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Originally Posted by Jim44

I wouldn't have thought so, so soon. But I'd be surprised if, given the urgency and definite figure for survival, if they don't reach that target easily in the next week. If they don't, they don't deserve to survive.

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:agree:
They will reach 3000 easily I reckon. What happens after that is anyone's guess.

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Originally Posted by Hot Shot Hamish

Here's the problem tho

If planning permission is granted, the project is expected to take between 15 and 20 years to complete.

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No problem. I'm sure they'd happily stick everything else on hold to get this number 1 priority out of the way first. :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Beefster

I reckon Murray knows the gig is up but is just sprafing whatever it takes to keep the FoH trundling along for a while longer so that they get included in chats etc.

In little over a day, he's gone from factoring in an 80% conversion rate (which was already overly optimistic IMHO) to talking about how if they convert every single one of the 6,000 pledges and some more on top of that then they will be in a position to bid.

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I think most people who are going to convert pledges into actual proper money will have done so by now, or certainly within a few days, everyone knows time is important so will have done it straight away. I know there'll be talk of it being payday at the end of the month but the sort of people that are skint and waiting on payday coming in won't be paying big bucks.

I'd say a realistic figure of pledges will be around the 3000 mark.

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Originally Posted by #FromTheCapital

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They will reach 3000 easily I reckon. What happens after that is anyone's guess.

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You know it's 3000 over and above the 7000 that they have already sold, yeah?

I'm happy for the yam fans to buy the 3,000 STs so they have to endure a torturous season in the SPL. Even if they DO stay afloat for the next few months and IF they are deemed able to fulfill their fixtures, they'll still be in administration and will not be able to add to their tiny, weak squad.

Part of me wants Hearts to fold, part wants them to limp into the first few games of the season then end up homeless.

Decisions decisions......

They will struggle to get 3000. If it was Hibs I wouldn't put in £400 knowing there's a good chance you won't get an spl or even any season ticket. That's not even counting the fact the I don't have £400 lying around.

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Originally Posted by desantos0773

Not one Jambo at work is buying one. All resinged to Herats being liquidated. Losing interest in football!

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I'm pretty fortunate in that i don't know many jambos but at the first appeal for money, think it was the share issue my facebook page seemed to be full of them coming out from nowhere 'rallying for the cause', encouraging people to buy tickets for games etc. Since administration those fans are back lying low again and not a peep about buying tickets or encouraging others to do so, it's just the one or two that would already have got tickets.

IMO this plea for people to go and buy season tickets is going to be a massive flop, hearts fans aren't interested any more, they're fed up of it all and i think the more sensible ones know the game is a bogie and would rather just pull the plug and start again as they know that's what's inevitably going to happen anyway so just want to get on with it.

Plenty of tickets left to see the most talented youngsters in Scotland destroy the opposition. And you'll also see a threadbare Hearts team.

https://www.eticketing.co.uk/heartof...px?itemref=831