The earning potential of the club is there if it's run correctly so paying the money back shouldn't be a problem.
Yes BDO will be paying the police for Sunday.
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Thanks for this - in other words, they will have to cut their cloth like everyone else and live within their means. So, au revoir to £10,000 per week players, squads of around 50, Champions League glory and all the rest of the Big Team delusions of grandeur.
The dawn of the era of cold reality.
Still, it was all worth it, wasn't it?
Does anyone know when we're likely to hear what the up to date valuation of tiny is? Was there not going to be another survey done soon?
The way the Rangers CVA was intended to work was that Sevco would lend the money to Rangers so that the club could partially pay back its debts. Because debts exceeded asset value the shares were worthless and would be transferred for nil or a nominal fee as a condition of the loan. That loan would then be the club's debt to pay back as agreed with the lenders. I would imagine a similar arrangement is being suggested here.
Is a vomitorium not an access/egress passageway in a theatre? I'm sure thats what I heard on QI! :-)
The best example I can think of is the tunnel through the terracing at the old McLeod Street end at Tynie. Although having said that I've been spewing coming out of that hole on numerous occasions!
You're thinking of Vomitory: http://www.webdictionary.co.uk/defin...query=vomitory
Agree with you CWG. Nevertheless, also on this basis the funding agreement between the grant provider and the charity should be looked at. Funds being diverted and original purpose not fulfilled would necessitate a request for a grant to be pepaid.
Perhaps not a serious issue for Ms Miller but of concern for citizens that wish to trust those governing our institutions. Funds seem to definitely have been diverted.
I wonder if the public would be able to review the relevant documents. Auditors connected with HMFC related party entities seem to have a habit of missing things and understating risk.
THAT'S the bit that excites older Hibees (like me !) - we know the level and standards of their teams prior to the 'Financial Football' business-model that Mercer introduced 30+ years ago (and continued with ever since !) - CRAP !!. The cold, hard facts are that they will revert to these levels - both on the footballing-front and attendances - I can't wait !!!
( as time goes by, certain events can lose their value so, in that case, current and future custodians of Hibs should ensure that all - players, staff, supporters etc - never forget exactly what THEY have done to us (and other clubs) over the past 30+ years and should NEVER be forgotten - revenge MUST be had !!)
Not disagreeing at all, but I think the likely response would be that the money lent to HMFC came from "unrestricted" funds, ie where the donor made no demands on how the money was used, or "core" funds, which are reserves built up over a number of years.
If the money did indeed come from "restricted" funds, then there is a problem. The accounts would help to clarify that.
Nope, according to this it's a Vomitory (pl, Vomitories).
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/vomitory
Getting a bit sick of all this vomiwhatever talk :sick:
quick update please .not got time to read the last 15 pages ive missed .where are we on these smelly mutants not exesting any more and the pbs being sold from under them .thanks in advance guys ggtth
Sorry not got time to update you :0)
Alright it's because I can't understand half of what gets posted on this thread
quick update please .not got time to read the last 15 pages ive missed .where are we on these smelly mutants not exesting any more and the pbs being sold from under them .thanks in advance guys ggtth
Not a full update but this is what I've picked up over the last couple of weeks.
1. FOH are rumoured to be the preferred bidder
2. Massone's group are yet to provide BDO with proof of funding (which could be the reason for 1. being rumoured)
3. Creditor's meeting this Monday (12th)
4. BDO have or are in the process of having Tynecastle valued, but this valuation will not be public knowledge.
5. FOH's original bid was increased after BDO's recommendation but this increased bid was then rejected by the administrator for Ukio Bankas, therefore I would assume they are in the process (hopefully not though) of planning another increased bid.
Whatever the result on Sunday, I'm hoping the forthcoming week brings in its wake a ****storm of bad news for those cretins.