For some reason JKB Meltdown tweets have started appearing on my Facebook wall, not that it bothers me as some are quite funny.
I saw one this morning which suggests that the fee we get for Jason Cummings will go towards our "Massive Mortgage".
Now I know we are in rude health financially and the substance of that tweet is a million miles from reality, but what is our current position.
In my mind we have a loan from Tom Farmer and are repaying that at a low interest rate with regular and affordable installments.
Is that accurate?
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Thread: Hibs' "Massive Mortgage"
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13-06-2017 06:08 AM #1
Hibs' "Massive Mortgage"
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13-06-2017 06:11 AM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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13-06-2017 06:12 AM #3
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No.
It's not low interest. It's interest free.
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13-06-2017 06:12 AM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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13-06-2017 06:13 AM #5
£500k a year to STF for 10 years was the deal announced at the AGM 3 years ago as part of the agreement with the bank. We had no external long term debt at that point, no overdraft facility, outstanding loans etc.
I don't believe anything has been comunicated to shareholders since that time to suggest the situation has changed.
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13-06-2017 06:29 AM #7This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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13-06-2017 06:31 AM #8
I think what you have to remember is that for some time now Hearts fans have tried to equate Hibs and the bank coming to mutually beneficial agreement with their systematic financial mismanagement over a number of years.
Nobody knows the full terms of the deal Hibs brokered with the bank. Commericially it makes no sense for either party, especially the bank, to disclose that information beyond their legal obligations to do so. The figures involved though suggest that STF stumped up a lump sum up front with an agreement Hibs would pay him back interest free over an extended period. He also made a significant number of new shares available to dilute his own shareholdong whilst allowing new money to be invested directly into the club rather than to himself.
The bank, many of who have wished to extract themselves from Scottish football for some time, are happy. Hibs are happy and we continue to meet our short term financial obligations as I would expect. I wonder if anyone other than Hearts came out of their murky dealings happy? Totally incomparable situations however they try to dress it up.PM Awards General Poster of The Year 2015, 2016, 2017. Probably robbed in other years
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13-06-2017 06:39 AM #9
I love it when jambos type something "insightful" about our finances and then legitimise their claim by putting "tick tock" at the end.
This is how a well run, obligation meeting football club with people who know what they're doing operates.
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13-06-2017 07:07 AM #11
Apparently Lloyds bank are entitled to 40% of any fees we receive from selling players.
Must be true, a fud on Kickback said so!
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13-06-2017 07:10 AM #13
End of the day Hibs are reaping the rewards of years of sound financial management. Hearts could only dream of the position we're in off the park.
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13-06-2017 07:43 AM #16
From what I remember at the time STF paid off the bank loan/mortgage, so in essence we pay back STF the £5M at £500K per year interest free over 10 years, STF is doing what any good club owner should do, look after his club.
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13-06-2017 07:49 AM #17
Their bitterness is hilarious. That strange real Romanov chap on twitter (hard to believe that's a grown man) is convincing himself that £560k of Jasons transfer fee will go straight to Farmer to pay for the loan. Aye of course Sorry pal, but we don't need to live from deal to deal to keep things ticking over. Just like we don't need a huge flippin' cow to pay for our stand (and I'm talking about the porcelain one, not Budge).
They are all just raging that a club that apparently died 5 years ago is on an upward spiral, and even more hurt that their failings in recent Scottish Cup ties have helped towards that.
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13-06-2017 07:51 AM #18This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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13-06-2017 07:52 AM #19This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
They've copied TICK TOCK now too?
Here's a tip Jambos: it doesn't really work unless the club is tipping into financial insolvency.
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13-06-2017 07:57 AM #20
There's a poster here who had a jambo pal post something on a fb comment about our financial cheating. OK, I'll play I said. Can you explain why negotiating conditions favourable to both sides of the deal is the same as forcing one party to accept pennies as you are about to go insolvent? Still waiting.
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13-06-2017 08:01 AM #21
All I can really add, is that what Mrs Budge is charging them in interest for the privilege of using their money to improve her stadium asset plus whatever she wants to do next, is far in excess of any commercial mortgage rate.
Still, its the yams and numbers so you have to make allowances.
"I did not need any persuasion to play for such a great club, the Hibs result is still one of the first I look for"
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13-06-2017 08:05 AM #22
They always have to try and find a way of demeaning us due to the outrageous thieving that went on there and will pick up on any silly little item to try and get back at us, small minds have small pleasures.
The thread on JC is hilarious and well worth a look if you are in need of a little light relief.
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13-06-2017 08:08 AM #23This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I know they are not familiar with seeing published certified accounts but why don't they just post what we publish every year. At least they'll get to see what should have been done over all those years before they put themselves into admin to avoid paying all those poor creditors on their own list of shame.
No creditors bumped, charities denied their money, public bodies not paid for services or tax man deceived out of millions. You don't even have to owe the debt to yourselves if you just pay the people who are owed.
Poppy thieves.
"I did not need any persuasion to play for such a great club, the Hibs result is still one of the first I look for"
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13-06-2017 08:27 AM #26
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Hearts may have had a turn at bragging rights in past with results but at the moment can their fans really be discussing our finances? when they are having face painting days, tombolas and large plastic cows to put money in so they can fund things.
Maybe when we are looking to buy a forward and in order to do that we need to have a bake sale they can just get back in their box and can come out for their pumping once league starts.
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13-06-2017 08:48 AM #27
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This thread can easily be summarised by the following statement;
"The majority of Hearts fans who post on Kickback are thick as mince."
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13-06-2017 08:53 AM #28This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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13-06-2017 08:59 AM #29This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuotePM Awards General Poster of The Year 2015, 2016, 2017. Probably robbed in other years
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13-06-2017 09:12 AM #30
I'll not believe this until we see bake sales organised out the back of the West Stand.
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