It is in the public domain. I got it from Companies House for £1.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
Up yours, random dick :greengrin
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It is in the public domain. I got it from Companies House for £1.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
Up yours, random dick :greengrin
Money owed to The Rangers Football Club (c/o BDO) £1,410
Well they owe that one to themselves!
I have remaned the PDF "46 shades of maroon" - this is so pornographic reading.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
By the way, guys, somewhere in there, BDO say that more creditors are expected to be added.
Get your name on the list and get your £1 back :aok:Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Stenhousemuir F.C. £12k
I wonder if the Scott Wilson owed £1000 is the same roaster who announces to everyone that it's another sold out Tynecastle (when you can clearly see lots of empty seats).
One of the main things they pride themselves on is the poppy fund etc and they even shafted them :yw:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sergey
A pretty significant sum for a small maroon clad team in the lower divisions...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
...as FoH may sometime find out the hard way
Contemptible club
Always pretty disgusting when you see these lists and they have been trying to sign players.
The most perfect post on this entire thread!Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Anyone notice Scrubbers Laundry Services? Do we know any famous Hearts fan who might need awkward stains removed from an item of clothing such as his breeks?
So the 'Big Hearts community trust' was actually collecting money for the club to spend on players?
Bit naughty.
So included amongst the creditors are; various NHS boards, Edinburgh City Council, Police Scotland, Heriot Watt university, various charities including those affiliated to themselves, lower division football clubs, ordinary supporters. And all this while attempting to sign more players and actively increase their wage bill.
They are a vile, disgusting club and I hope that they die soon.
Also worth noting a couple of creditors on the last page there - Savills and one Scott Wilson :greengrin
Disgraceful.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
Maybe I Murray MP and Lord FFSake can be prevailed upon to start a campaign to ensure that charities are refunded 100p in the £.
BTW, is there a figure for what is owed to HMRC? Looks like they have stiffed us taxpayers for £18k (polis), £90k (Cooncil) and £145k (HWU - an organisation that relies on public funding for a high amount of its annual income, so we'll end up picking up this one way or another).
Cooncillors also need to be questioned about why the Yams have been allowed to run up debts of £90k, when their credit rating must have been negative for quite some time now.
the issued share cap is £146 million???? Is this the true value of the amount the Liths have been stiffed for?
Total debt = £28.99 million.
Nothing left for the unsecured creditors after secured creditors (Ukio) taken care of.
As others have said, totally shameless depriving the public purse, other clubs, charities and small businesses of literally millions.
But, hey ho, 1-5, 1902, "it's all been worth it" and all that. Big team?
Edinburgh's Big Disgrace more like.
Think I saw £1.8 million mentioned somewhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by GloryGlory
Should HMRC not be investigating this. :cbQuote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
Just shy of £1.9mQuote:
Originally Posted by GloryGlory
Noticeable that they owe UBIG £8m - down from the £10m that it was earlier in the year. So while they were stiffing charities and community football clubs and selling non-existent shares, Vlad and Sergey were raking back as much as they could. And UBIG are now insolvent, so there's no chance of raking it back as a preferential payment.
Shred-It (East Of Scotland) Ltd - £457.20
Who are these guys that hearts are due over a half mil to? Ensco 396.
http://www.companieslist.co.uk/SC444...co-396-limited
Should the SFO not be investigating the whole shameless bunch?Quote:
Originally Posted by OrdHibby
Self-sufficient? Aye, right. Never in a million years on these figures.
Possibly where the season ticket money vanished to perhaps?Quote:
Originally Posted by Caversham Green
Football debt £535k. There's a nice little hole in a newco balance sheet there.
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Originally Posted by Caversham Green
Paid for by the bogus share issue?
There was another document lodged at Companies House that day titled;
"NOTICE OF INSUFFICIENT PROPERTY FOR DISTRIBUTION TO UNSECURED CREDITORS OTHER THAN BY VIRTUE OF S176A(2)A"
Do any of our insolvency experts know why such a document would be lodged?
There's a number of individuals named as owed £100.
Looks like they asked for their share money back too late.
Think how old some of these debts must be as surely very few would've given them credit in the past couple years.
Spotted that too, only incorporated on 7th March 2013. Registered office seems to be HBJ. Lot of debt to rack up in three months. :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Keith Wright Jnr
BTW, if folk are wondering why this document was released now, it was prepared in case Ukio had accepted any of the bids made last week (26 July). If they had accepted then they would have proceeded to a CVA vote within 14 to 28 days.
As it is, the meeting on 12 August will now just decide whether to appoint a creditors' committee, as the administrator doesn't yet have an agreed proposal for the creditors to consider.
The SFO are as bent as Hawrts and the city of Edinburgh councilQuote:
Originally Posted by PapillonVert