Share Transfers Agreed/Cooling off period

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Originally Posted by Billy Whizz

And who would it be due too anyway, Oldco or Hearts in admin

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They're still the same club unless they go into liquidation.

Now they are stating albeit through the sun that they have already sold an extra 1000 season tickets. They must have invisible queues at ****castle these days.
Holy ****ing **** they are deluded

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Originally Posted by coldingham hibs

Avoid this place, picked up from Kickback. :agree:

As the owner of Café Fresco in Morrison Street, I am proposing having a day this week where I donate 50% of all coffee sales to the fundraising campaign. I was also thinking about the possibility of combining it with a match programme sale. I have hundreds of match programmes dating back to the 70's and would be willing to sell them, with the full proceeds going to the campaign. I spoke to Craigieboy earlier today about incorporating a bigger programme sale into the Family Fun Day in August but as a starter if I could shift some programmes this week. then all to the good. If anyone else wanted to bring in programmes to sell then they would be more than welcome. I don't have any contacts for ex-players but if any were available to come down and help out, sign some programmes etc for a couple of hours then that would be much appreciated. I will confirm the date of the fundraiser over the next day or so.

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We should all go and drink tea all day :greengrin

Interesting that King Rudi is lieing low throughout all this debacle.

For someone that was milking about 10k-15k a week from them, you'd think he could afford to buy a few season tickets.

All is Barry though as he once turned up to the Brahoose ;) to serve a few pints.

Don't know about ticket sales, but now worried about the fundraising on Keechback.
I mean with ideas like this classic from the big team.

Fundraiser idea that requires NO OUTLAY AT ALL

Bag packing at major stores in and around Edinburgh.
Fans would just need to devote their time to helping throughout the day.

I'm pretty sure places like Sainsburys and Asda would welcome the idea as they too would lose business from no Hearts games.

like how McGowan offered to purchase extra ST's per every 1000 sold because of the development hearts gave him.....

was it S Brown or GOC that gifted Hibs their signing on fees to help fund East Mains?

.....THAT'S THE DIFFERENCE!

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Originally Posted by Hibernia Na Eir

like how McGowan offered to purchase extra ST's per every 1000 sold because of the development hearts gave him.....

was it S Brown or GOC that gifted Hibs their signing on fees to help fund East Mains?

.....THAT'S THE DIFFERENCE!

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Exactly, say they sell 3000 season tickets, it will cost him £350x3. Woopy frickin Doo.

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Originally Posted by macca70

Interesting that King Rudi is lieing low throughout all this debacle.

For someone that was milking about 10k-15k a week from them, you'd think he could afford to buy a few season tickets.

All is Barry though as he once turned up to the Brahoose ;) to serve a few pints.

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After being smacked in the face at ER and getting humped by the famous Hibees. He even scored a goal that was onside but chalked off. Give it a few days and the deluded will be thinking Lockie will have him back in the team and showing him around tynie again along with the changing rooms and the showers!!

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Originally Posted by Dunderhall

Don't know about ticket sales, but now worried about the fundraising on Keechback.
I mean with ideas like this classic from the big team.

Fundraiser idea that requires NO OUTLAY AT ALL

Bag packing at major stores in and around Edinburgh.
Fans would just need to devote their time to helping throughout the day.

I'm pretty sure places like Sainsburys and Asda would welcome the idea as they too would lose business from no Hearts games.

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Aye, they'd lose a fortune with all they fitba fans no doin' their weekly shop before going in tae games.

Secondly why would anybody want any of they manky *******s touching their shopping. If I walked in tae a supermarket and saw a windae licker standing at the end of each checkout I go somewhere else.

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Originally Posted by Hibernia Na Eir

like how McGowan offered to purchase extra ST's per every 1000 sold because of the development hearts gave him.....

was it S Brown or GOC that gifted Hibs their signing on fees to help fund East Mains?

.....THAT'S THE DIFFERENCE!

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Both and Fletcher :agree:

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Originally Posted by coldingham hibs

Avoid this place, picked up from Kickback. :agree:

As the owner of Café Fresco in Morrison Street, I am proposing having a day this week where I donate 50% of all coffee sales to the fundraising campaign. I was also thinking about the possibility of combining it with a match programme sale. I have hundreds of match programmes dating back to the 70's and would be willing to sell them, with the full proceeds going to the campaign. I spoke to Craigieboy earlier today about incorporating a bigger programme sale into the Family Fun Day in August but as a starter if I could shift some programmes this week. then all to the good. If anyone else wanted to bring in programmes to sell then they would be more than welcome. I don't have any contacts for ex-players but if any were available to come down and help out, sign some programmes etc for a couple of hours then that would be much appreciated. I will confirm the date of the fundraiser over the next day or so.

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A family fun day? I hope the police are aware of this.

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Originally Posted by coldingham hibs

Avoid this place, picked up from Kickback. :agree:

As the owner of Café Fresco in Morrison Street, I am proposing having a day this week where I donate 50% of all coffee sales to the fundraising campaign. I was also thinking about the possibility of combining it with a match programme sale. I have hundreds of match programmes dating back to the 70's and would be willing to sell them, with the full proceeds going to the campaign. I spoke to Craigieboy earlier today about incorporating a bigger programme sale into the Family Fun Day in August but as a starter if I could shift some programmes this week. then all to the good. If anyone else wanted to bring in programmes to sell then they would be more than welcome. I don't have any contacts for ex-players but if any were available to come down and help out, sign some programmes etc for a couple of hours then that would be much appreciated. I will confirm the date of the fundraiser over the next day or so.

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Aye, Fathers & Daughters, sisters & brothers :agree:


and auntie Flo will be having a go with grandad. :greengrin

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Originally Posted by Desperate Dan

Aye, they'd lose a fortune with all they fitba fans no doin' their weekly shop before going in tae games.

Secondly why would anybody want any of they manky *******s touching their shopping. If I walked in tae a supermarket and saw a windae licker standing at the end of each checkout I go somewhere else.

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Oh I don't know, after asking if they take credit cards just give them an IOU.
Just before you walk away tell them allisbarry, we owe it to ourselves.

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Originally Posted by Desperate Dan

Aye, Fathers & Daughters, sisters & brothers :agree:


and auntie Flo will be having a go with grandad. :greengrin

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Sisters, daughters, aunties.

Aren't they all the same person in the Jambo family? :confused:

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Originally Posted by Dunderhall

Don't know about ticket sales, but now worried about the fundraising on Keechback.
I mean with ideas like this classic from the big team.

Fundraiser idea that requires NO OUTLAY AT ALL

Bag packing at major stores in and around Edinburgh.
Fans would just need to devote their time to helping throughout the day.

I'm pretty sure places like Sainsburys and Asda would welcome the idea as they too would lose business from no Hearts games.

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To be fair, bag packing can raise around £1000 for a few hours, BUT, Save our Pars done it around Dunfermline, and it caused a fair few complaints as it was felt they'd got themselves into the mess, and a genuine charity was missing out.

ASDA at the jewel has about a 18 month waiting list for bag packing what makes them think they will get to jump the queue

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Originally Posted by Desperate Dan

Aye, they'd lose a fortune with all they fitba fans no doin' their weekly shop before going in tae games. Secondly why would anybody want any of they manky *******s touching their shopping. If I walked in tae a supermarket and saw a windae licker standing at the end of each checkout I go somewhere else.

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If they actually get this one on the go, I'd recommend that every available hibby fill a trolley with really expensive items, mixed in with lots frozen goods...ice cream would be good....then abandon it at the checkout, telling whoever is on the till that you'll be taking your business elsewhere while the merricks are there


btw, don't think I've ever experienced the site as slow as this...are we under attack?

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Originally Posted by Dunderhall

Don't know about ticket sales, but now worried about the fundraising on Keechback.
I mean with ideas like this classic from the big team.

Fundraiser idea that requires NO OUTLAY AT ALL

Bag packing at major stores in and around Edinburgh.
Fans would just need to devote their time to helping throughout the day.

I'm pretty sure places like Sainsburys and Asda would welcome the idea as they too would lose business from no Hearts games.

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I'm pretty sure Tesco would gain something out of it though! :greengrin

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Originally Posted by CallumLaidlaw

To be fair, bag packing can raise around £1000 for a few hours, BUT, Save our Pars done it around Dunfermline, and it caused a fair few complaints as it was felt they'd got themselves into the mess, and a genuine charity was missing out.

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This is what I couldn't bring myself to do. I habe struggled to raise funds for a children's hospital I couldn't in good conscience do a fund raiser for a mismanaged football team evwn if it was hibs!! Leaves a bitter taste in the mouth.

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Originally Posted by macca70

Interesting that King Rudi is lieing low throughout all this debacle.

For someone that was milking about 10k-15k a week from them, you'd think he could afford to buy a few season tickets.

All is Barry though as he once turned up to the Brahoose ;) to serve a few pints.

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Skacel's salary was £ 3000 per week. That was confirmed at the Sheriff Court at his spat with his agent over the agent's commission.

Of course no mention was made of his private tax free deal he negotiated personally with Vlad, no doubt paid by UBIG direct to his grubby bank account back in the homeland.

I only hope when an Admin is eventually appointed to UBIG he asks " Who the hell is this Rudi Skacel and why does he get paid every month ? "

Or the Lith. equivelant anyway ! :greengrin

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

You mean this statement? I've just read it again just now. It's crazy how accurate it is now when applied to Hearts situation!

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Surely the best quote is about " hollow victories ". I think hollow victory should now be standard riposte to any mutant making that sign.
Separately re Novikovas, Yams have no chance of getting that dosh. This is a small club picking up a player who is out of contract, the thought that they would then just hand over £100k to Yams is laughable. At best ( for Yams ) they may get a small % of that sum several months from now, it may help cover funeral costs!

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Originally Posted by Jack Hackett

If they actually get this one on the go, I'd recommend that every available hibby fill a trolley with really expensive items, mixed in with lots frozen goods...ice cream would be good....then abandon it at the checkout, telling whoever is on the till that you'll be taking your business elsewhere while the merricks are there


btw, don't think I've ever experienced the site as slow as this...are we under attack?

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Aye, it's brutal tonight?

Cant purely just be yams looking in surely :confused:

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Originally Posted by Dunderhall

Don't know about ticket sales, but now worried about the fundraising on Keechback.
I mean with ideas like this classic from the big team.

Fundraiser idea that requires NO OUTLAY AT ALL

Bag packing at major stores in and around Edinburgh.
Fans would just need to devote their time to helping throughout the day.

I'm pretty sure places like Sainsburys and Asda would welcome the idea as they too would lose business from no Hearts games.

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There was boys in Hearts Track Suits in the Murrayfield Sainsbury yesterday morning. Their sign said the collection was for Tynecastle Athletic F C.

I did'nt take any chances and went through the self-service checkout. :cb

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Originally Posted by macca70

Interesting that King Rudi is lieing low throughout all this debacle.

For someone that was milking about 10k-15k a week from them, you'd think he could afford to buy a few season tickets.

All is Barry though as he once turned up to the Brahoose ;) to serve a few pints.

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Really hoping 'The Big Nosed Barman' returns to Hearts at some point - just to see the coward get crunched from ETJ and big Jordon. We're taking 9 from 9 off Los Yambolinos next season :agree::aok: One team in Edinburgh 'Snozzel' - Hibs :wink:

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Originally Posted by CallumLaidlaw

To be fair, bag packing can raise around £1000 for a few hours, BUT, Save our Pars done it around Dunfermline, and it caused a fair few complaints as it was felt they'd got themselves into the mess, and a genuine charity was missing out.

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I think that's fair enough in a one club town and I understand there was also a great feeling of togetherness around Dunfermline to save their club.

Maybe its something we can keep in reserve for when Edinburgh only has one club :-)

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Originally Posted by greenginger

Skacel's salary was £ 3000 per week. That was confirmed at the Sheriff Court at his spat with his agent over the agent's commission.

Of course no mention was made of his private tax free deal he negotiated personally with Vlad, no doubt paid by UBIG direct to his grubby bank account back in the homeland.

I only hope when an Admin is eventually appointed to UBIG he asks " Who the hell is this Rudi Skacel and why does he get paid every month ? "

Or the Lith. equivelant anyway ! :greengrin

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Correct.

When those details hit the court to anyone with an ounce of common sense there was no way it added up. Juicy tabloid story was waiting footballer, model, possible tax evasion/avoidance, possible illicit payments and what happened. Nowt! Pathetic imagine if it was a RanTic player.

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Originally Posted by CallumLaidlaw

To be fair, bag packing can raise around £1000 for a few hours, BUT, Save our Pars done it around Dunfermline, and it caused a fair few complaints as it was felt they'd got themselves into the mess, and a genuine charity was missing out.

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Hertz fans robbing a genuine charity out of money? nae chance there then eh? :greengrin

They will be elbowing the boy scouts out the way and lifting their money in the rush to replace them at the checkouts, this is a collective mind set that sees nothing whatsoever wrong in bumping every creditor, barely batted an eyelid when the ordinary staff got canned at tiny and truly think they can then just carrying on as "normal" whatever their version of normal is.

I think if this bag packing came to a supermarket near to me, I would let them pack the bags and refuse to pay them.

GGTTH

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Originally Posted by Bostonhibby

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Hertz fans robbing a genuine charity out of money? nae chance there then eh? :greengrin

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Nae chance - and this guy's son is part of the FoH lot :rolleyes:

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...rty-faker.html

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Originally Posted by Treadstone

Correct.

When those details hit the court to anyone with an ounce of common sense there was no way it added up. Juicy tabloid story was waiting footballer, model, possible tax evasion/avoidance, possible illicit payments and what happened. Nowt! Pathetic imagine if it was a RanTic player.

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Yeah treadstone but the silver lining is he'll need all that cash for his nose job - it'll be such prolonged procedure to reduce the size of it they'll need to announce it's reduction in phases #nosethesizeofawindsock