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Would you want the second hand car dealer to know you have a 30yr history of car theft?

Sadly,still feel as though they are going to squirm out of all this......end up using the new sports centre for SFA..and have the cheek to take some Moroon spectacled view that they have been badly treated,creating some myth that they had to survive against the odds with an under 21 squad!....about time we spanked this shower!

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Originally Posted by Hiberlin

If I was looking to buy a 2nd hand car then I wouldn't want the dealer to know how much money I have.

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That doesn't matter when the car dealer wants about 3 times what you've got.

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Originally Posted by Springbank

Would you want the second hand car dealer to know you have a 30yr history of car theft?

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The car dealer doesn't care, he's getting his money from the finance company. It's Biddies that has to worry about the history of theft

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Originally Posted by Moon unit

Sadly,still feel as though they are going to squirm out of all this......end up using the new sports centre for SFA..and have the cheek to take some Moroon spectacled view that they have been badly treated,creating some myth that they had to survive against the odds with an under 21 squad!....about time we spanked this shower!

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Spanked by ict last time out, spanking to come from celtc, their heads will then be starting to drop and it's only halfway through september. They're cannon fodder now.

I see the begging bowl is out again- last throw of the dice?

http://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.co...ents-1-3091926

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Originally Posted by Suburban Hibby

I see the begging bowl is out again- last throw of the dice?

http://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.co...ents-1-3091926

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Allisbarry

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Originally Posted by Moon unit

Sadly,still feel as though they are going to squirm out of all this......end up using the new sports centre for SFA..and have the cheek to take some Moroon spectacled view that they have been badly treated,creating some myth that they had to survive against the odds with an under 21 squad!....about time we spanked this shower!

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They might well come through this, but remember they will only do so if these 7500 direct debits continue being made for what period of time?

I believe the next part of the plan is to have FoH representatives situated in strategic locations in Edinburgh, wth scruffy wee dugs, wearing hooded tops, possibly drugged (FoH Rep and/or Dug) and saying 'any spare change please mister?' to passers-by.

The dugs may or may not be wearing Hearts Tops, depending on the likelihood of there being T'Rangers fans in the area at the time.

Ian Murray (MP) will then trumpet this in another free full-page Ad in the Evening News as being part of the biggest fans movement in history.

Some news from my man on the inside.

Apparently Messrs Jackson and Birch are unhappy with the way the FOH are going about things and they feel backed into a corner. They advised against the direct debit drawdown but FOH went ahead anyway.

They're aren't happy with the statements either as they paint a picture that this is just a matter of process that the club will be bought by the FOH. BDO have built themselves a reputation for saving football clubs but this is "The most difficult case by a considerable margin" my source was also told that "not only has the club been ruined internally but the legal situation and the complexity in lithuania makes the whole matter incredibly difficult to resolve in a way that benefits anybody".

If BDO could turn back time they would have liquidated quicker but now the whole FOH and fan situation makes that very difficult. The inaccurate media reporting is also not a help.

BDO have repeatedly told Ian Murray to keep his mouth shut but every few day's he's giving interviews and whatnot.

Survival of the club when they came in was "about 60% but now it's about 6%". The consensus though is that a wait and see approach is probably the best result. They are waiting on the liths doing something that forces their hand because that will make it appear that BDO did everything they could and allow them to save face and will also mean the FOH can scoop up what's left such as the name etc.

I spoke to him for about 10 minutes and he's pretty sure the baws burst. He's just their helping out and doing what he can. Hilariously he's not getting a wage just now because his wife earns enough for them both to live on. He laughed when I pointed that out.

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

Some news from my man on the inside.

Apparently Messrs Jackson and Birch are unhappy with the way the FOH are going about things and they feel backed into a corner. They advised against the direct debit drawdown but FOH went ahead anyway.

They're aren't happy with the statements either as they paint a picture that this is just a matter of process that the club will be bought by the FOH. BDO have built themselves a reputation for saving football clubs but this is "The most difficult case by a considerable margin" my source was also told that "not only has the club been ruined internally but the legal situation and the complexity in lithuania makes the whole matter incredibly difficult to resolve in a way that benefits anybody".

If BDO could turn back time they would have liquidated quicker but now the whole FOH and fan situation makes that very difficult. The inaccurate media reporting is also not a help.

BDO have repeatedly told Ian Murray to keep his mouth shut but every few day's he's giving interviews and whatnot.

Survival of the club when they came in was "about 60% but now it's about 6%". The consensus though is that a wait and see approach is probably the best result. They are waiting on the liths doing something that forces their hand because that will make it appear that BDO did everything they could and allow them to save face and will also mean the FOH can scoop up what's left such as the name etc.

I spoke to him for about 10 minutes and he's pretty sure the baws burst. He's just their helping out and doing what he can. Hilariously he's not getting a wage just now because his wife earns enough for them both to live on. He laughed when I pointed that out.

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Don't stop - I'm almost there

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

Some news from my man on the inside.

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Any chance you could find out:

1) How much money they have left;

2) At what rate they're going through it.




Cheers :greengrin

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Originally Posted by keekaboo

Any chance you could find out:

1) How much money they have left;

2) At what rate they're going through it.




Cheers :greengrin

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I can't get exact figures but I'm told they've more than enough to keep going just now. Costs are low because a lot of staff are still claiming no wages and the squad isn't being paid anywhere near what they were last year.

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

Some news from my man on the inside.

Apparently Messrs Jackson and Birch are unhappy with the way the FOH are going about things and they feel backed into a corner. They advised against the direct debit drawdown but FOH went ahead anyway.

They're aren't happy with the statements either as they paint a picture that this is just a matter of process that the club will be bought by the FOH. BDO have built themselves a reputation for saving football clubs but this is "The most difficult case by a considerable margin" my source was also told that "not only has the club been ruined internally but the legal situation and the complexity in lithuania makes the whole matter incredibly difficult to resolve in a way that benefits anybody".

If BDO could turn back time they would have liquidated quicker but now the whole FOH and fan situation makes that very difficult. The inaccurate media reporting is also not a help.

BDO have repeatedly told Ian Murray to keep his mouth shut but every few day's he's giving interviews and whatnot.

Survival of the club when they came in was "about 60% but now it's about 6%". The consensus though is that a wait and see approach is probably the best result. They are waiting on the liths doing something that forces their hand because that will make it appear that BDO did everything they could and allow them to save face and will also mean the FOH can scoop up what's left such as the name etc.

I spoke to him for about 10 minutes and he's pretty sure the baws burst. He's just their helping out and doing what he can. Hilariously he's not getting a wage just now because his wife earns enough for them both to live on. He laughed when I pointed that out.

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Outstanding stuff. :top marks

Well that is just glorious.

finally, i'm starting to feel all warm and glowy again :greengrin

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

Some news from my man on the inside.

Apparently Messrs Jackson and Birch are unhappy with the way the FOH are going about things and they feel backed into a corner. They advised against the direct debit drawdown but FOH went ahead anyway.

They're aren't happy with the statements either as they paint a picture that this is just a matter of process that the club will be bought by the FOH. BDO have built themselves a reputation for saving football clubs but this is "The most difficult case by a considerable margin" my source was also told that "not only has the club been ruined internally but the legal situation and the complexity in lithuania makes the whole matter incredibly difficult to resolve in a way that benefits anybody".

If BDO could turn back time they would have liquidated quicker but now the whole FOH and fan situation makes that very difficult. The inaccurate media reporting is also not a help.

BDO have repeatedly told Ian Murray to keep his mouth shut but every few day's he's giving interviews and whatnot.

Survival of the club when they came in was "about 60% but now it's about 6%". The consensus though is that a wait and see approach is probably the best result. They are waiting on the liths doing something that forces their hand because that will make it appear that BDO did everything they could and allow them to save face and will also mean the FOH can scoop up what's left such as the name etc.

I spoke to him for about 10 minutes and he's pretty sure the baws burst. He's just their helping out and doing what he can. Hilariously he's not getting a wage just now because his wife earns enough for them both to live on. He laughed when I pointed that out.

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The Edinburgh holiday weekend just got even better! C'mon the Liths, get the final nail in the coffin in position and bring the hammer down hard.

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

I spoke to him for about 10 minutes and he's pretty sure the baws burst. He's just their helping out and doing what he can. Hilariously he's not getting a wage just now because his wife earns enough for them both to live on. He laughed when I pointed that out.

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Last bit sounds like Fester. Seriously though can't be happy with Billy Broon now looking as though he is earning.

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

I can't get exact figures but I'm told they've more than enough to keep going just now. Costs are low because a lot of staff are still claiming no wages and the squad isn't being paid anywhere near what they were last year.

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Damnit, I just bought a ticket, now I'll have to see if I can get a refund!


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Originally Posted by Bajillions

Some news from my man on the inside.

Apparently Messrs Jackson and Birch are unhappy with the way the FOH are going about things and they feel backed into a corner. They advised against the direct debit drawdown but FOH went ahead anyway.

They're aren't happy with the statements either as they paint a picture that this is just a matter of process that the club will be bought by the FOH. BDO have built themselves a reputation for saving football clubs but this is "The most difficult case by a considerable margin" my source was also told that "not only has the club been ruined internally but the legal situation and the complexity in lithuania makes the whole matter incredibly difficult to resolve in a way that benefits anybody".

If BDO could turn back time they would have liquidated quicker but now the whole FOH and fan situation makes that very difficult. The inaccurate media reporting is also not a help.

BDO have repeatedly told Ian Murray to keep his mouth shut but every few day's he's giving interviews and whatnot.

Survival of the club when they came in was "about 60% but now it's about 6%". The consensus though is that a wait and see approach is probably the best result. They are waiting on the liths doing something that forces their hand because that will make it appear that BDO did everything they could and allow them to save face and will also mean the FOH can scoop up what's left such as the name etc.

I spoke to him for about 10 minutes and he's pretty sure the baws burst. He's just their helping out and doing what he can. Hilariously he's not getting a wage just now because his wife earns enough for them both to live on. He laughed when I pointed that out.

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I like this post :agree:

Was trawling through Youtube and found this, quite amusing imo :greengrin

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIWm5G5srKA

Where did I put that packet of WET ONES. :greengrin

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

Some news from my man on the inside.

Apparently Messrs Jackson and Birch are unhappy with the way the FOH are going about things and they feel backed into a corner. They advised against the direct debit drawdown but FOH went ahead anyway.

They're aren't happy with the statements either as they paint a picture that this is just a matter of process that the club will be bought by the FOH. BDO have built themselves a reputation for saving football clubs but this is "The most difficult case by a considerable margin" my source was also told that "not only has the club been ruined internally but the legal situation and the complexity in lithuania makes the whole matter incredibly difficult to resolve in a way that benefits anybody".

If BDO could turn back time they would have liquidated quicker but now the whole FOH and fan situation makes that very difficult. The inaccurate media reporting is also not a help.

BDO have repeatedly told Ian Murray to keep his mouth shut but every few day's he's giving interviews and whatnot.

Survival of the club when they came in was "about 60% but now it's about 6%". The consensus though is that a wait and see approach is probably the best result. They are waiting on the liths doing something that forces their hand because that will make it appear that BDO did everything they could and allow them to save face and will also mean the FOH can scoop up what's left such as the name etc.

I spoke to him for about 10 minutes and he's pretty sure the baws burst. He's just their helping out and doing what he can. Hilariously he's not getting a wage just now because his wife earns enough for them both to live on. He laughed when I pointed that out.

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Intersting info thanks for posting.

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

Some news from my man on the inside.

Apparently Messrs Jackson and Birch are unhappy with the way the FOH are going about things and they feel backed into a corner. They advised against the direct debit drawdown but FOH went ahead anyway.

They're aren't happy with the statements either as they paint a picture that this is just a matter of process that the club will be bought by the FOH. BDO have built themselves a reputation for saving football clubs but this is "The most difficult case by a considerable margin" my source was also told that "not only has the club been ruined internally but the legal situation and the complexity in lithuania makes the whole matter incredibly difficult to resolve in a way that benefits anybody".

If BDO could turn back time they would have liquidated quicker but now the whole FOH and fan situation makes that very difficult. The inaccurate media reporting is also not a help.

BDO have repeatedly told Ian Murray to keep his mouth shut but every few day's he's giving interviews and whatnot.

Survival of the club when they came in was "about 60% but now it's about 6%". The consensus though is that a wait and see approach is probably the best result. They are waiting on the liths doing something that forces their hand because that will make it appear that BDO did everything they could and allow them to save face and will also mean the FOH can scoop up what's left such as the name etc.

I spoke to him for about 10 minutes and he's pretty sure the baws burst. He's just their helping out and doing what he can. Hilariously he's not getting a wage just now because his wife earns enough for them both to live on. He laughed when I pointed that out.

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This news has made my year! Thanks


Sent from my iPhone at home on crutches

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

Some news from my man on the inside.

Apparently Messrs Jackson and Birch are unhappy with the way the FOH are going about things and they feel backed into a corner. They advised against the direct debit drawdown but FOH went ahead anyway.

They're aren't happy with the statements either as they paint a picture that this is just a matter of process that the club will be bought by the FOH. BDO have built themselves a reputation for saving football clubs but this is "The most difficult case by a considerable margin" my source was also told that "not only has the club been ruined internally but the legal situation and the complexity in lithuania makes the whole matter incredibly difficult to resolve in a way that benefits anybody".

If BDO could turn back time they would have liquidated quicker but now the whole FOH and fan situation makes that very difficult. The inaccurate media reporting is also not a help.

BDO have repeatedly told Ian Murray to keep his mouth shut but every few day's he's giving interviews and whatnot.

Survival of the club when they came in was "about 60% but now it's about 6%". The consensus though is that a wait and see approach is probably the best result. They are waiting on the liths doing something that forces their hand because that will make it appear that BDO did everything they could and allow them to save face and will also mean the FOH can scoop up what's left such as the name etc.

I spoke to him for about 10 minutes and he's pretty sure the baws burst. He's just their helping out and doing what he can. Hilariously he's not getting a wage just now because his wife earns enough for them both to live on. He laughed when I pointed that out.

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BDO,FOH and the SPL all said at the start of this process that they ,had representation in Lithuania but none have ever given a proper reason as to why UBIG couldn't/haven't/presently can't be granted proper insolvency practise.If this issue takes years to resolve(as I and many others on here believe)then at some point the well of yam fans donation will dry up and BDO will have there exit:agree:

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

Some news from my man on the inside.

Apparently Messrs Jackson and Birch are unhappy with the way the FOH are going about things and they feel backed into a corner. They advised against the direct debit drawdown but FOH went ahead anyway.

They're aren't happy with the statements either as they paint a picture that this is just a matter of process that the club will be bought by the FOH. BDO have built themselves a reputation for saving football clubs but this is "The most difficult case by a considerable margin" my source was also told that "not only has the club been ruined internally but the legal situation and the complexity in lithuania makes the whole matter incredibly difficult to resolve in a way that benefits anybody".

If BDO could turn back time they would have liquidated quicker but now the whole FOH and fan situation makes that very difficult. The inaccurate media reporting is also not a help.

BDO have repeatedly told Ian Murray to keep his mouth shut but every few day's he's giving interviews and whatnot.

Survival of the club when they came in was "about 60% but now it's about 6%". The consensus though is that a wait and see approach is probably the best result. They are waiting on the liths doing something that forces their hand because that will make it appear that BDO did everything they could and allow them to save face and will also mean the FOH can scoop up what's left such as the name etc.

I spoke to him for about 10 minutes and he's pretty sure the baws burst. He's just their helping out and doing what he can. Hilariously he's not getting a wage just now because his wife earns enough for them both to live on. He laughed when I pointed that out.

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Sounds iffy to me, unfortunately.

Foh's antics can have no influence.on whether bdo liquidate or not, particularly if bdo are claiming they'd have been better off liquidati.g early doors.

If that waa true then, it's true now.

foh drawing down now can have no wffect on a bid that was worthless then (it must have been, if bdo think they should have liquidated back then) and is of no more worth now.

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

Some news from my man on the inside.

Apparently Messrs Jackson and Birch are unhappy with the way the FOH are going about things and they feel backed into a corner. They advised against the direct debit drawdown but FOH went ahead anyway.

They're aren't happy with the statements either as they paint a picture that this is just a matter of process that the club will be bought by the FOH. BDO have built themselves a reputation for saving football clubs but this is "The most difficult case by a considerable margin" my source was also told that "not only has the club been ruined internally but the legal situation and the complexity in lithuania makes the whole matter incredibly difficult to resolve in a way that benefits anybody".

If BDO could turn back time they would have liquidated quicker but now the whole FOH and fan situation makes that very difficult. The inaccurate media reporting is also not a help.

BDO have repeatedly told Ian Murray to keep his mouth shut but every few day's he's giving interviews and whatnot.

Survival of the club when they came in was "about 60% but now it's about 6%". The consensus though is that a wait and see approach is probably the best result. They are waiting on the liths doing something that forces their hand because that will make it appear that BDO did everything they could and allow them to save face and will also mean the FOH can scoop up what's left such as the name etc.

I spoke to him for about 10 minutes and he's pretty sure the baws burst. He's just their helping out and doing what he can. Hilariously he's not getting a wage just now because his wife earns enough for them both to live on. He laughed when I pointed that out.

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I don't know what it is about your posts, but they just make me all warm and gooey inside. I love you... In a manly way, natch :greengrin

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Originally Posted by clerriehibs

Sounds iffy to me, unfortunately.

Foh's antics can have no influence.on whether bdo liquidate or not, particularly if bdo are claiming they'd have been better off liquidati.g early doors.

If that waa true then, it's true now.

foh drawing down now can have no wffect on a bid that was worthless then (it must have been, if bdo think they should have liquidated back then) and is of no more worth now.

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FOH's antics affect the public reaction to whatever comes next in the process, whilst BDO have always maintained it'll be time consuming and have never promised a positive outcome for fans, the FOH have been over the top with their statements to the point of gushing. If BDO were to liquidate on monday say, then Hearts fans would be gunning for them saying they lead them on etc. If they just bide their time until it's clear they have no choice then BDO can say "Sorry lads, we tried our best but it's they bad bassas in a foreign country who have killed yer club"

I don't think he was saying BDO would be better off liquidating, I think it's a "if we knew then what we know now" deal. The FOH drawdown was just friendly advice from some financial experts.

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Originally Posted by Glesgahibby

BDO,FOH and the SPL all said at the start of this process that they ,had representation in Lithuania but none have ever given a proper reason as to why UBIG couldn't/haven't/presently can't be granted proper insolvency practise.If this issue takes years to resolve(as I and many others on here believe)then at some point the well of yam fans donation will dry up and BDO will have there exit:agree:

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Was it not the case that UBIG have been declared bankrupt and a administrator was appointed by the Lith. court. However somone acting for UBIG appealed the appointment of that particular admin. and the case has not been heard yet.

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I don't think he was saying BDO would be better off liquidating, I think it's a "if we knew then what we know now" deal. The FOH drawdown was just friendly advice from some financial experts.

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I think the draw down on the standing orders will be useful in that there will be cash available to buy the scraps of the Club after liquidation.

The Fannies won't have to rely on the Biddies, they will do it for themselves. :greengrin

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Originally Posted by Bajillions

Some news from my man on the inside.

Apparently Messrs Jackson and Birch are unhappy with the way the FOH are going about things and they feel backed into a corner. They advised against the direct debit drawdown but FOH went ahead anyway.

They're aren't happy with the statements either as they paint a picture that this is just a matter of process that the club will be bought by the FOH. BDO have built themselves a reputation for saving football clubs but this is "The most difficult case by a considerable margin" my source was also told that "not only has the club been ruined internally but the legal situation and the complexity in lithuania makes the whole matter incredibly difficult to resolve in a way that benefits anybody".

If BDO could turn back time they would have liquidated quicker but now the whole FOH and fan situation makes that very difficult. The inaccurate media reporting is also not a help.

BDO have repeatedly told Ian Murray to keep his mouth shut but every few day's he's giving interviews and whatnot.

Survival of the club when they came in was "about 60% but now it's about 6%". The consensus though is that a wait and see approach is probably the best result. They are waiting on the liths doing something that forces their hand because that will make it appear that BDO did everything they could and allow them to save face and will also mean the FOH can scoop up what's left such as the name etc.

I spoke to him for about 10 minutes and he's pretty sure the baws burst. He's just their helping out and doing what he can. Hilariously he's not getting a wage just now because his wife earns enough for them both to live on. He laughed when I pointed that out.

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Makes sense. I always believed FOH was really about the post-liquidation scenario, with all the huffing, puffing and posturing about establishing themselves as the 'natural' controllers of a new club.

BDO will probably let old Hearts run down into liquidation around Christmas and blame this on the Liths, then FOH will move for the liquidated 'assets'. The posturing is really to try and scare developers from buying Tynecastle so they have a shot of getting it way under market price - the only price they can afford to pay.