Would you be moved to do anything radical?
After seeing the myriad plans mooted regarding their impending upheaval I for one would be highly aggrieved to see a penny of my money used to keep a mismanaged shambles of a business kept afloat.
Would there be a case for withholding council tax, lobbying local councillors, etc or do we just stand by and allow Vlad and his sinking ship ***** our money away?
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24-05-2011 09:31 AM #1
If Hearts Were To Get Into Bed With The Council
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24-05-2011 09:46 AM #3
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Given the Council's track record of managing large projects, for example, the trams, I would be delighted to see the Yams getting their "help" on this wonderful new stadium.
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24-05-2011 09:50 AM #4
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They will not need any help surely, massive club like Hearts and all that.
As an aside how is their status as self styled 'biggest club in Edinburgh likesay' affected by the fact that they will be homeless and have to go cap in hand to absolutely anyone to find a patch of grass to play a game on.
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24-05-2011 09:53 AM #5This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Really cant see it at the moment
I work for the council and at the minute they are looking absolutely everywhere to save money and cut budgets from every department
Let the Yams get themselves oot the sheite
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24-05-2011 10:04 AM #6This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
1. Open letters.
2. Protests outside City Chambers.
3. Russian Hats.
4. Establish councillors adresses.
5. Uber fan group H6 (blazers optional)
6. Enlist top international businessman.
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24-05-2011 11:51 AM #9
Given Cardownie's a supporter I'd like to think he'll recognise his conflict of interests and exclude himself from any decision making on council involvement in their move
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24-05-2011 01:44 PM #12This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
We should insist on the folllowing-
1. Public inquiry, if there is any suggestion of collusion.
2. Open book accounting re any proposal's.
That should add three year's to their plans
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24-05-2011 02:25 PM #13
100% a jambo. I remember him when he was a lowly CA in the Inland Revenue.
Prided himself as being a jambo from Leith
Bit of a nutter as well.
Mind you he jumped ship from Labour to SNP so he might well be a Hibby now!!
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24-05-2011 03:15 PM #14
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Whatever happens, the yams should not get any favours from the council.
Why should the council tax payers bail out a failing business that has been badly run for many years? Millions of pounds of hearts fans money has been taken from the club and sent over to lithuania. There has litterally been millions of pounds in fees etc sent to kaunas. Why should edinburgh council reward this? They are no longer an edinburgh institution, they are eastern european with a base in edinburgh
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24-05-2011 03:37 PM #15
If Hearts were to get in bed in bed with the council, would the bed actually exist?
Or would we be transported by non-existent trams to a non-existent state-of-the-art stadium, with a non-existent hotel attached, where this bed, and presumably some others, would be waiting?
It seems like a marriage made in heaven between two sets of wonderfully deluded plums full of their own self-importance.
Absolutely no surprise, given their pomposity and decision-making prowess, that the council is perceived to be ran by Yams.
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24-05-2011 03:58 PM #16
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I believe the cinema will be premiering Gone With The Wind.
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24-05-2011 04:03 PM #17This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Significantly more people believe Elvis is still alive than that the jambos will we rocking up at Hermiston or wherever anytime this decade, if ever.
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24-05-2011 04:36 PM #18This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
http://edinburghnews.scotsman.com/sc...?articlepage=1
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24-05-2011 06:35 PM #19
If Hearts were to get into bed with the council....
The council would have to visit the clinic!
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24-05-2011 07:07 PM #20
Having had a wee gander across the road, the consensus seems to be that 'the council should be doing more to help us', but I am at a loss to know how this consensus is reached.
If I get myself into a strangulating debt to bankroll a lifestyle I can't sustain, can I expect the local council to help me out and assist me in moving forward?
Who the hell do they think they are? Heart of Midlothian FC is nothing more than a tin-pot, debt-crippled, sick, whining animal suffering serious delusions of grandeur.
Big Team? Do us a favour...
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24-05-2011 07:26 PM #21
of course the cooncil would help you, they would offer you a lesser property in need of repair in a poorer location...saughton enclosure for example
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24-05-2011 07:34 PM #22This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
He still goes to games at the PBS.
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24-05-2011 09:07 PM #24
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They cant. They absolutely humped us over the lochend property deal. Also considering the hardships we have went through to keep our head above water it would be scandalous, borderline criminal, if the cooncil bailed them out in any way shape or form.
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24-05-2011 09:31 PM #25
I'm actually pissing myself that they are running polls on whether the stadium should be at Harrison park, Saughton ("just bull doze the new skate park as we're more important") or the 'favourite' Sighthill where seemingly there will now be extra space as the flats are demolished at Sighthill North on Calder Rd.
Well Mr Jambo boys there is already detailed and submitted planning for hundreds of new low affordable housing on this area, a total non starter.
Your stadium will be at Hermiston, with a running track and shared with Edin Rugby. Hearts know it, Murray knows it and the council will prob back it as best option.
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24-05-2011 10:00 PM #28
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You can divorce your wife; you can change your strongly held left wing beliefs but you canny change the club you love.
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24-05-2011 10:04 PM #29
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I really think someone needs to fire in a freedom of information request to find out how far this has gone.
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