Get him on Budge's task force, pronto.
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Stendel's not as daft as I thought.
He's worked out that there is not much point in flying back to Edinburgh to make some phone calls. :aok:
Who'd have thunk it?? :na na:
If only Wetherspoons was open, he could have met her for a couple of large breakfasts and pints of Stella, just to help overcome the apparent loneliness if nothing else as I can't see him being much use in said fight, unless it's pavement dancing after closing time.
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Nicola saying social distancing measures in place probably till end of year and possibly into next year
No large gatherings
So unless something changes it’s hard to see football as we know it back this year
Be interesting to see what EUEFA decide this Afternoon
There is a danger people bury there head in the Sand and just keep saying let’s put off making a decision and hope
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Confirms she is probably in the wrong in that case. Certainly can't see her doing a Henry Fonda in 12 Angry Men. If anything she's probably turned more against her than for her, with some of her comments.
I think she made a massive mistake saying she wanted a temporary reconstruction before their discussions even started. It's obviously purely about saving Hearts and nothing to do with what she thinks is best for Scottish football. Won't be surprised to see her flip-flop to permanent reconstruction when she realises that's what most of her group want. She'll then be scuppered when she has to convince the Premiership teams and Sky.
Just had a wee peek over there, jeezo - So they are pretty sure that they are going down, BUT they will sue for £4 Million in damages, win that , and every other team will go pop but they will survive . I wonder if they actually believe any of their own crap
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They have a plan
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Take the expulsion.
Empty the dross form the squad - article 12 'em if need be.
Win the lawsuit for £4M damages.
Wait to be invited back into the top tier when half a dozen clubs go tits up with loadsa cash to rebuild our squad.
They seem to think they'll be invited back when all the "diddy clubs perish" having won a court case for £4m and emptied all their dross under "article 12" but selectively keeping the players they want.
Is there not something in the UEFA constition forbidding taking the parent association to court?
According to the deluded ones, they are not being relegated but expelled. The hurt:greengrin
The deluded gimps would have been screaming for the league to be over and St Mirren to be relegated if they'd beaten them. **** them.
Well.
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Originally Posted by JKB
Relegation is too good for them. If we're expelling them then we might as well put them down another couple of leagues and that way Partick and Stranraer can stay where they are. No point in 3 clubs suffering when 1 could set self-interest aside and do what's best for Scottish football. They might win some games in League 2.
£4m might just be enough to finish the megastand, all they have to do is find the costs to run the case then win. If indeed it's possible for them to sue the association they are a member of.
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They've obviously employed Baldrick in the 'cunning plans' department.
Whoever was the genius that came up with "sue the SPFL" doesnt really understand the finances.
Its not like they have a pot of cash there, and hence Hearts would be asking every other club (including themselves) to stump up for their imprudent financial gambling.
Well thought out strategy lads :aok:
Sure it's been raised before but there's at least a question about whether Hearts who are a member of the SPFL body corporate can actually sue themselves, mind you they thought they owed multi millions to themselves and look how that worked out.
Will make good viewing when their car crash documentary is launched. Probably taking legal action to stop that as well.
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According to their last accounts there was a £3m shortfall in their finances, is that correct?
And relegation is estimated to be another £3m hit?
If that’s true then we should be seeing some major cost cutting at Tynecastle very soon.
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Wow. Just had a look on kickback. Couldn't resist the urge. One of them raging because they volunteered for WW1 and now they're going to get relegated. Genuinely. Somebody posted that. Just wow.
I really doubt this will ever see the light of day. Hearts will not want their shambolic season serialised and mocked and laughed at by the whole of Scotland and if Budge is trying to look for ways of wriggling out of relegation then you can be sure she will be looking at ways of stopping this document being broadcast.
Wouldn’t be surprised if it’s already been canned.
Worry ye not. The producer was interviewed last week and said the cameras are still rolling and complying with social distancing. He also said that there was no "Get out clause" in the contract. Initially it was to be 3 x 1hr programmes but that before the Jambo comedy festival started. They said that it was an access all areas and that they had microphones in the home dugout.
Maybe the tarts will just take them to court about it to get it stopped. From what I have heard they have a lawyer who is a cross between Petrocelli and Saul Goodman with a bit of Donald Findlay thrown in for a bit of staunchness!! ****ing morons.
Oh no, please no, I was really looking forward to seeing the Hearts famous recreation of the Harold Lloyd clock scene as they get nearer relegation deadline day and Mrs doctor Budge's committee are still trying to decide whether to open or close the meeting room blinds.
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It’s Budge. Such fools are easily flattered.
Same reason Trump allowed so many journalists access to the White House in his early days to write behind-the-scenes accounts of his presidency, until even he realised the books were making him look like even more of an arse.
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Statement o’clock.
Not like them to shaft people out of money due to them. S'pose at least this time they're giving advanced warning. Probably think that makes it okay.
Can't take on debt which will burden the club in the future....(and prevent being able to spend on transfer fees).
No doubt their fans will be happy they're on the shaft again.
There's next seasons shirt logo for them. "Thank you clause 12". I would've done the Photoshopping if I was any good on it.
She’s playing a dangerous game, but I’m sure the players know they have no money
If they don’t take the cut, they could go into admin, so a lot to weigh up for them too
Ann Budge has dealt with this situation impeccably. She really is a true trailblazer and visionary of the Scottish game.
😂😂😂
Do they have to notify the SFA/SPFL that they cannot meet their wages? And from that statement its pretty clear this is not a deferral, the players have lost the money. Either take what we offer or your suspended basically, at a time when no one is hiring. Whist I accept they are not alone, and God forbid we can avoid such a scenario, this is brutal. Is there no insurance for such things? You just know others will be watching closely.
So they didnt even have 2 months wages in the bank
Surely the SPFL and SFA could quickly set up a Task Force to look at changing the rules so that one club doesn't have to comply with this rule for one season?
I can think of the ideal person to lead this group and there's every chance she will have agreed a group mission statement before the end of the year before moving onto sorting out group members uniform colours.
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She still hasn't agreed wage cuts with the players?
"In my conversations with the playing squad, I outlined that the most judicious approach for the club – considering all available information
– would be to implement a temporary reduction in player salary, with a proposed percentage based on earnings ranging from 10% to 30%."
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"Having paid the players’ wages in full for March, I have written to them today to request the formal notification of their acceptance of the temporary wage cut proposed in order that we can process salaries next week.
I remain hopeful that the players will accept for the reasons outlined above, as the only viable alternative is that their contracts remain suspended under Clause 12 of the standard SPFL contract which means that they will not receive any wages during the period of suspension."
Reading that statement it is very clear that they are in very big trouble.
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