I will certainly light 4 candles for the jambos. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by cabbageandribs1875
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I will certainly light 4 candles for the jambos. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by cabbageandribs1875
Well, I've woken up this morning in a right good mood, and I can't think why.
Salmomnd has to appear like he is doing something because he tried and failed to help out rangers. In reality he will do nothing that will help hearts but might gain him a few votes he isn't stupid
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Originally Posted by blackpoolhibs
I can imagine them raising lots of "hose".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cz2-ukrd2VQ
The big difference between Yams and Huns is that Ibrox is a listed building and in decent nick. The PBS is a midden and there is nothing to stop it being sold for flats, flats, glorious flats.
Maybe the government could rush through some protection for Tynecastle to stop Romanov doing this and ensure any new-mini-Hunco could continue to play there on a rental basis? Even this seems unlikely, mind.
Nothing more than similar to Halls of Broxburn trying to facilitate and get agreement on longer payment plan type of thing. Given the current circumstances nothing more than that IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Golden Bear
The sooner these balloons go to the wall the better, I will miss the derbies but its a small price to pay if we can grow on the back of this, 1 team in Edinburgh, wasnt that Wallace Mercers idea, its all coming back to me now, well thanks yams for almost fulfilling his dreams.A few weeks to go and I will be celebrating with a wee dram, Huns to the wall,all I need now is Independance....:greengrin
Fans dressed as seats, you might say.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geo_1875
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Originally Posted by Caversham Green
The BEG team
What's the situation with how this is handled by the SPL then? When Rangers were investigated for numerous failings, the charge against them for not paying VAT and PAYE was described as "almost as bad as match fixing", or words to that effect.
Now it has become clear that Hearts, too, have been using money that should have gone to the public to run their football club. That is to say, that money has been used to progress against Dundee United in the cup (I'm working on the assumption that they've not all of a sudden started paying the PAYE and VAT), and get league points as well against teams who are and have been spending appropriately.
Hearts signed Ryan Stevenson in the summer, the very fact that they did that removes any shred of sympathy one might have had (but, didn't!) for their plight. Unable to pay their players and on a stated aim to reduce costs, they brought a player in knowing that they couldn't afford him.
That's not bad luck or getting put at the whim of Vlad, that's sheer mismanagement.
The Yams fans are being asked to dig deep to give money to cover a VAT bill. Bear in mind that the VAT Hearts collect will largely have come from purchases made by Yams. That is to say that they've already given them this money, and they've peed it up the wall.
Any money ploughed into them at the moment is simply delaying the inevitable.
If the Yams had any sense, and wanted to put their money to use, they'd wait til the curtain comes down on their club and invest in whatever version of Hearts comes from the remains. That way their hard-earned (or state given, as is more likely the case with them) cash will actually be put to use, rather than flushed down the toilet.
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Originally Posted by WindyMiller
That's it in a nutshell Windy.
They are F***ed, and wee Eck will have to find another club to support just like he had to find another brand of sausages to eat.
GGTTH
100% correct. In principle there's no difference with the Rangers issue. If they renaged on their payment plan with HMRC it's the same crime, and bearing in mind Campbell Ogilvie reputedly brought the same EBT scheme to Hearts as was used at Rangers.Quote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
I have Yam friends (and yes I have friends) and while most of them are spot on one or 2 still think they will survive and the Mad one will pop up with the dosh.
They also believe that it's a conspiracy against them and that Hearts should take legal advice regarding what is being done to them.
I mentioned the share issue and the HMRC bill being the same as share issue but they said it was a total coincidence and that their money is safe and is a good investment.
I suggested that their money would be safer if they threw it off the Scott monument.
Deluded dafties
I reckon Romanov will come up with the dosh, if the fans don't raise enough money. Might not save them long term, but will keep them going for now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
http://www.scotsman.com/sport/footba...3-5m-1-2618700
Missed this story in all the excitement yesterday. :greengrin
If this is true, Hearts are planning to return to a financial model much the same as the one before Vlad took charge (if they survive that long, of course). This would confirm that the last seven years have been a crazy, unsustainable adventure which, at best, have left Hearts facing all the same issues that the Pie Man was confronting back in 2005: a huge debt and a stadium that's not "fit for purpose".
That's the best possible outcome from all this.
You reap what you sew. No conspiracies, this is of their own making
There is defo a few Yams out there who think Vlad is STILL the man and that he is going to save the club blah, blah, blah. They are the ones who really are deluded and not realising the club is is getting dropped faster than Jimmy Saville's shellsuit at a 14th b'day party.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
If people really are that stupid then there is nothing you can do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
Bye bye HMFC. Nearly 140 years of history is about to come to a shuddering halt. Whether or not a new Yamco is established to start again is down to the fans but the club as it stands looks finished.
Shaun Lawson step into the breech (on the IMoan and jeez are attachments
A nightmare hopefully this works)!
http://www.hibs.net/asset.php?fid=76...8&d=1335560147
Like I say their heads are up their ar$es. They are putting about a grand into it and reckon the return will be worth it in the LONG run. I said that if they become no more then their shares aren't worth the paper they're written on and the reply to that wasQuote:
Originally Posted by jacomoseven
"Don't be so ****ing stupid, you've not got a clue. We are on the up and will build on the 5-1, new stadium on the way and better players will follow"
I expected a stupid reply but that was a peach.
er, nope! Can you try again?Quote:
Originally Posted by VivaPalmeiras
That boy Shaun Lawson is a roaster. There was another poster i used to see that would post on anything that was to do with us. I.J is his username I think. You should see some of his posts. Some of the worst one liners imaginable trying to have a dig while acting like he's a comedian. I know a guy who knows him and he says he's an embarrassment and looks like one of those guys who would sit on the internet playing Warcraft for 23 hours a day :greengrin
People have been sectioned for less.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
Was that a real quote? If so that's magic hahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by jacomoseven
There is NO DOUBT that Romanov will pay the 450k and funds will be there to keep them going to season-end at which point they will re-group.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve20
....allegedly according to keechback. Apparently he thinks administration is avoidable.....what's the chances he has a large black bag with him? All hearsay of course.....
I've not posted for a while on this Forum but have been an avid reader - I just feel i need to part of this thread by saying 'GET IT RIGHT ROOD YA'S YAMBOLINOS' - thank you! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Www1875hfc
love it. im nicking this.:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Stevie Reid
Administration is indeed avoidable. If the winding-up petition succeeds, it is straight to liquidation, do not pass Go, do not collect etc etc...Quote:
Originally Posted by McPhisto2
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Originally Posted by greenlex