Share Transfers Agreed/Cooling off period

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Originally Posted by joe breezy

I'm not so sure about it being just another building site - would it not be the case of still having a memorial garden where the pitch is for respect of those whose ashes are there?

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I always wondered why you never see flats being built on the surface of the sea.

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Originally Posted by joe breezy

I'm not so sure about it being just another building site - would it not be the case of still having a memorial garden where the pitch is for respect of those whose ashes are there?

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Depends on the club and what gets built there. Brockville is a supermarket, as is Broomfield, but what was formerly Ayresome Park has a little centre spot garden thingy. There's no obligation to provide a memorial.

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Originally Posted by Hibs07p

Bandersons take, ( I know ) on Murrays quote, in last nights EEN. Is this just a typical Banderson getting it wrong moment, or letting something slip out that FOH would rather keep quiet?

http://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.co...arts-1-3053624

“The third one is to get business people who are Hearts-minded, who want to do this for no personal return, ...... a good way forward.”

That the Foundation’s 
backers will make little gain on their investment is seen as a huge positive for Hearts. “That’s why it’s the best deal and I hope people can see this is the best way forward,” says Murray. “It was always going to be the case that you can’t buy a football club with direct debits, regardless of how many you have, there was always going to have to be a capitalisation of that revenue.

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What a surprise, Banderson & McCarthy contradicting themselves at the same time. McCarthy I believe captures it correctly in one statement when he says "interest at what they could collect in their own bank a/c's". Base rates at present are 0.5% but a 3 or 4 year high value bond could attract 2 to 3 %. I suspect these Yam minded persons will be at the higher end of the scale, seeing it as a win/win, ie they gain on interest rate & Yams get a lower rate than they could from a bank ( if any bank was prepared to lend against a bunch of worthless promises ) or Wonga. Business multi millionaires don't acquire that status by being philanthropists!

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Originally Posted by brog

What a surprise, Banderson & McCarthy contradicting themselves at the same time. McCarthy I believe captures it correctly in one statement when he says "interest at what they could collect in their own bank a/c's". Base rates at present are 0.5% but a 3 or 4 year high value bond could attract 2 to 3 %. I suspect these Yam minded persons will be at the higher end of the scale, seeing it as a win/win, ie they gain on interest rate & Yams get a lower rate than they could from a bank ( if any bank was prepared to lend against a bunch of worthless promises ) or Wonga. Business multi millionaires don't acquire that status by being philanthropists!

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I don't see any Business men having £ 100,000 's sloshing around in bank accounts ready to hand over to FoH.

If they are business minded at all their money will be invested in property, bonds etc,none of which is easily accessible without considerable cost.

I would guess they would be looking to borrow money from banks or whatever to fund their promised loans to purchase HOMFC.

That would be a different kind of interest rate altogether.

Couldn't they ask wonga for a loan.
They could just use the sliders, how much they want.....30m
For how long.............500 years.
Might have to pay back 5000000000m but hey ho what have they got to lose.
Or could they not phone them ticketus folk.
Can we have 10m please and we'll give you our seasin ticket money for 10 years and security on tynecastle?

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Originally Posted by magpie1892

Depends on the club and what gets built there. Brockville is a supermarket, as is Broomfield, but what was formerly Ayresome Park has a little centre spot garden thingy. There's no obligation to provide a memorial.

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Exactly. Sorry if anyone is offended, but scattering ashes on a piece of ground doesn't consecrate it and make it protected from redevelopment. If someone scattered ashes there, nice gesture at the time, but only a gesture.

FoH are going to sponsor this weekend’s Hearts v Aberdeen game with Murray to step out onto the Tynecastle pitch at half-time to address the club’s supporters.

Gives you the boak. :yw:

http://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.co...deen-1-3055214

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Originally Posted by YehButNoBut

FoH are going to sponsor this weekend’s Hearts v Aberdeen game with Murray to step out onto the Tynecastle pitch at half-time to address the club’s supporters.

Gives you the boak. :yw:

http://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.co...deen-1-3055214

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Lets hope the Ht score is 0 - 3 lets see the response to the begging bowl :wink:

Question for those with far more knowledge that me have any idea of BDO's cost to date £120k or is that way of the mark?

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Originally Posted by Sammy7nil

Lets hope the Ht score is 0 - 3 lets see the response to the begging bowl :wink:

Question for those with far more knowledge that me have any idea of BDO's cost to date £120k or is that way of the mark?

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Up until the date of the previous report, 26 July I think, it was approx £189k.

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Originally Posted by greenginger

I don't see any Business men having £ 100,000 's sloshing around in bank accounts ready to hand over to FoH.

If they are business minded at all their money will be invested in property, bonds etc,none of which is easily accessible without considerable cost.

I would guess they would be looking to borrow money from banks or whatever to fund their promised loans to purchase HOMFC.

That would be a different kind of interest rate altogether.

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I know of a very affluent Hearts season ticket holder,match sponsor etc who is a Director of a very large engineering company in Livingston, who was asked if he would be interested in contributing £250K for FOH

He told them to bolt :agree:

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Originally Posted by YehButNoBut

FoH are going to sponsor this weekend’s Hearts v Aberdeen game with Murray to step out onto the Tynecastle pitch at half-time to address the club’s supporters.

Gives you the boak. :yw:

http://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.co...deen-1-3055214

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You can vote for the man of the match on twitter using #FOHMOM.......

#FOHMOM Albert Kidd anyone?

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Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod

Up until the date of the previous report, 26 July I think, it was approx £189k.

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In your experience CWG, do the charges remain consistent for an admin or does the charging slow after the initial work is complete ?

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Originally Posted by Ken

You can vote for the man of the match on twitter using #FOHMOM.......

#FOHMOM Albert Kidd anyone?

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#FOHMOM Willo Flood

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Originally Posted by YehButNoBut

FoH are going to sponsor this weekend’s Hearts v Aberdeen game with Murray to step out onto the Tynecastle pitch at half-time to address the club’s supporters.

Gives you the boak. :yw:

http://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.co...deen-1-3055214

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:devil: VVV

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FoH will give fans a chance to vote for their man of the match on Twitter by tweeting #FOHMOM and adding the surname of the player they have chosen

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Originally Posted by joe breezy

I'm not so sure about it being just another building site - would it not be the case of still having a memorial garden where the pitch is for respect of those whose ashes are there?

That's why happened at Arsenal anyway...

Although I think Love Street may just be a Tesco?

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Being cold hearted and logical about it, the pitch is constantly being cut, churned up and replaced. I doubt any trace of anyone scattered there remains.

However presumably a developer may seek to leave something as a memorial. The difference between this case and others would be Hearts lost the stadium, rather than the likes of Arsenal or St Mirren willingly selling up...

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Originally Posted by Treadstone

In your experience CWG, do the charges remain consistent for an admin or does the charging slow after the initial work is complete ?

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Our resident insolvency worker (RobinP?) will have a better insight into that. There is always a lot of work at the beginning, which can slow down. However, in this case, there is still a lot of high-value work to be done.

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Originally Posted by YehButNoBut

FoH are going to sponsor this weekend’s Hearts v Aberdeen game with Murray to step out onto the Tynecastle pitch at half-time to address the club’s supporters.

Gives you the boak. :yw:

http://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.co...deen-1-3055214

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They're preaching to the converted who have already pledged their money. 10.5k season tickets (iirc?), most of those will already be in the FoH numbers, there's got to be a fair few U18s season tickets who have no bank account and no income. Virtually no-one left in their 'customer pool', so it's looking like saturation point in so much as the pledges they can obtain. Nothing left to give, no more money to FoH to up their offer... ...liquidation.

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Originally Posted by ScottB

Being cold hearted and logical about it, the pitch is constantly being cut, churned up and replaced. I doubt any trace of anyone scattered there remains.

However presumably a developer may seek to leave something as a memorial. The difference between this case and others would be Hearts lost the stadium, rather than the likes of Arsenal or St Mirren willingly selling up...

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homfc, and all connected with them, ****ed up. 'Lost' suggests a lack of culpability - if and when it goes, they haven't lost it, they've traded it.

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Originally Posted by YehButNoBut

FoH are going to sponsor this weekend’s Hearts v Aberdeen game with Murray to step out onto the Tynecastle pitch at half-time to address the club’s supporters.

Gives you the boak. :yw:

http://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.co...deen-1-3055214

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Think this just means they couldn't get anyone else to sponsor the game and asked FoH to help out.

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Originally Posted by YehButNoBut

FoH are going to sponsor this weekend’s Hearts v Aberdeen game with Murray to step out onto the Tynecastle pitch at half-time to address the club’s supporters.

Gives you the boak. :yw:

http://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.co...deen-1-3055214

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That's it, after years of having a good MP in Nigel Griffiths...... Ian Murray and Labour can go and F*** themselves. Wonder if he would have done same for us, doubt it.

Had a look on the Hearts site and they still have hundreds of tickets up for sale. Not one stand sold out. Maybe instead of going to away matches they should think of giving their own club money. Mugs.

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Originally Posted by magpie1892

Depends on the club and what gets built there. Brockville is a supermarket, as is Broomfield, but what was formerly Ayresome Park has a little centre spot garden thingy. There's no obligation to provide a memorial.

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Not sure the supermarket was ever built over Broomfield.

Last time I passed (in the train) looked like the site was part car park / part derelict land?


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I think there is a small memorial in the Asda car park that sits on the site of Muirton Park in perth.

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Originally Posted by YehButNoBut

FoH are going to sponsor this weekend’s Hearts v Aberdeen game with Murray to step out onto the Tynecastle pitch at half-time to address the club’s supporters.

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Nearly two and a half grand out of the FoH fighting fund! I wonder who the ten supporters are that will be getting a little hospitality jolly at the expense of the ordinary supporter?

Reading into that article, it sounds like FoH are treating members of the business community to some free hospitality. Sounds like they are trying to close some very big deals on some very big loans. A wee visit to the Gorgie Road Stand on Saturday should show who are the "money" men behind the FoH bid. :wink:

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Originally Posted by johnrebus

I think there is a small memorial in the Asda car park that sits on the site of Muirton Park in perth.

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It must be very small then .. I've been shopping there for 20 years and I've never noticed it. :confused:

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Originally Posted by johnrebus

Not sure the supermarket was ever built over Broomfield.

Last time I passed (in the train) looked like the site was part car park / part derelict land?

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No there is certainly a Morrison's supermarket on the site.

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Originally Posted by PatHead

Had a look on the Hearts site and they still have hundreds of tickets up for sale. Not one stand sold out. Maybe instead of going to away matches they should think of giving their own club money. Mugs.

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Novelty clearly wearing off for the yams then.

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Originally Posted by KeithTheHibby

Novelty clearly wearing off for the yams then.

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Maybe the last resort will be to charge them to get out?

http://www.hmfckickback.co.uk/index....season-ticket/

If only those connected to Hearts could donate as well and maybe eat into the £34k that they ROBBED from the charity.

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Originally Posted by johnrebus

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I think there is a small memorial in the Asda car park that sits on the site of Muirton Park in perth.

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Originally Posted by StevieC

It must be very small then .. I've been shopping there for 20 years and I've never noticed it. :confused:

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I think he means McDonald's :aok:

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Originally Posted by JeMeSouviens

There are 4 ways to liquidation for them:

1. Ukio admin not satisfied with improved offer for security over Tiny.
2. UBIG admin (once appointed) not satisfied with CVA offer (0p/£).
3. UBIG admin unwilling or unable to sell shares (currently frozen).
4. Run out of cash attempting to overcome 1-3.

Looks a pretty tall order to me. The Ukio admin wants this sorted sooner rather than later and my speculative hunch is that the rumoured £5M is their compromise bottom line. Can't see the muppets getting to that so liquidation still looks most likely to me.

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Agree

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Originally Posted by Smiggy 7-0

That's it, after years of having a good MP in Nigel Griffiths...... Ian Murray and Labour can go and F*** themselves. Wonder if he would have done same for us, doubt it.

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Was that same Nigel Griffiths who fidled his expenses and ******ing prostitutes in his House of Commons offices?

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Originally Posted by YehButNoBut

FoH are going to sponsor this weekend’s Hearts v Aberdeen game with Murray to step out onto the Tynecastle pitch at half-time to address the club’s supporters.

Gives you the boak. :yw:

http://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.co...deen-1-3055214

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Nice day out for Ian Murray MP. Does the match day sponsor always get coverage in the EEN as part of the package?

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Originally Posted by Pedantic_Hibee

http://www.hmfckickback.co.uk/index....season-ticket/

If only those connected to Hearts could donate as well and maybe eat into the £34k that they ROBBED from the charity.

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Was he not on trial at the San Giro recently, if true it is his way of thanking us, for 'dodging a bullet'. Good man...

Yea it was down to them :rolleyes: