This is in reply to 3pm’s question in another thread. I have no involvement in HSL apart from being a member, all views are personal and my interpretation only, (which may not be correct).
The HSL membership will be asked how they want their contributions to be managed, the obvious options are,
1. Shares
2. Playing budget
3. Infrastructure
I don’t think the directors could have been any more transparent stating it’s our organisation and the members will decide the future.
There was a lot of discussion about our new owner which whilst very relevant I felt became a distraction from how HSL promotes itself going forward as a vehicle for improving the overall health of the team we support.
Leeann spoke very passionately (and more importantly to me seemingly honestly) that she believes the club is progressing in a positive direction.
Lots of detail revealed about recent player acquisition decisions made by Hibs with LD defending the clubs process and outcomes.
HSL membership continues to grow and fans continue to donate shares.
I will not spend all night answering questions, get yourself along to next weeks meeting it was interesting and informative.
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14-08-2019 10:10 PM #1
HSL meeting tonight
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14-08-2019 10:22 PM #2
“Lots of detail revealed about recent player acquisition decisions made by Hibs with LD defending the clubs process and outcomes.”
I know you said you wouldn’t be up all night answering questions but I’m sure more detail would be welcome here..
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McNulty, Omeonga, Bartley and Ambrose situations all discussed with LD defending the decisions made.
Fans at meeting questioning some of our recent signings. I felt (again only my interpretation) that Leeann believes it is far too early to make the decision that we have recruited poorly and actually stated, give them a chance or something similar.
I will say it again that although there was a lot of interesting detail, it detracted from the HSL discussion.
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This is why I’m looking at our neighbours with intrigue - how are they going to run a football club?
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15-08-2019 07:27 AM #5
Thanks for the info. I wasn’t able to attend the meeting.
How many people turned up?
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15-08-2019 07:48 AM #6
Thanks for the update - much appreciated. Would have been there if I hadn't already agreed to play football. Will definitely try and get to another event and also look to increase my contribution later on the year.: finances permitting
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I left feeling positive about continuing my HSL donations, but I think there will be a tougher crowd at next weeks HSA meeting.
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15-08-2019 08:57 AM #9
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https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.c...tion-1-4845978
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Was there any open descussuon on the above and what were the general thoughts of the people who did attend on the way forward for HSLTOP CASH BACK
The easy way to make money
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For example:
- Towards a share fund which would be in place if/when shares become available for purchase from the 17% of other shareholders or if there is another share issue in the future
- Towards the playing budget
- Towards infrastructure projects
Those were the three discussed last night and there will be an opportunity for anyone who couldn’t make it last night to give their views at next week’s meeting at the Hibs Club or to send your thoughts in by email to Jim and the Hibernian Supporters board.
Any proposals will be put to a vote of all HS members before any decisions are made, as I understand it this would be done via the website.
A few people suggested they’re quite happy to donate their money and allow the Hibs board to decide where this is spent, so perhaps a fourth option of ‘General monthly donation to club’ would be worthwhile too.
General feeling was that HS is here to stay and that hopefully allowing fans to decide where their cash goes will bring more people on board who perhaps didn’t agree with the original fan ownership/share purchase proposals.
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Some last night were happy to continue to donate to a share fund which would be in place to increase HS’s holding in the club as and when available. Others weren’t interested in the shares at all and just wanted to get a better team on the pitch every week.
Imo letting individuals decide where their money goes means that everyone can be content with what they are donating towards.
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15-08-2019 11:53 AM #17
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I'd love to see how LD estimated that MM and Omeonga would cost us 5m. It just seems a high figure for two players who were good for us but ultimately surplus to requirements at their clubs. I know from sparkies family that he was willing to take a big drop in wages but Reading were demanding high six figures. How much did the Belgium club pay for Steph?
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Even if a big drop was to say £5k a week, that would be quarter a mil per year.
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4.5m rounded up to 5m she could get away with, but probably not much else.
10k between them on wages = 1.6m
£1m for the two of them transfer
Signing on fees of 100k each say
Massive increase in insurance premiums due to the at loss risk if injuries occur, (when compared wih the rest of the squad) let’s say another 300k a year.
Agents fees, 10% of everything bar insurance 300k.
That gets me to 3.4m. Pension and NI conts on top of that, I can probably believe it tbh
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