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Done himself or HSL no favours and come across as bitter.
Bar the performance of team at the minute and being 22 points behind them, the club is in a decent place off the pitch.
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07-02-2024 10:49 PM #31
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Lots of scaremongering and emotive language, really poor.Follow the Hibs podcast, Longbangers, on Twitter (@longbangers)
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08-02-2024 05:16 AM #33
That's not a very good interview its sad as Jim and the rest of the team have been good at getting funds into the club especially during covid but I've decided to end my subscriptions because deal the deal looks as if its going to happen
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08-02-2024 05:50 AM #34
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I'll be keeping mine going until I hear officially from HSL, not that slaver, it was as if they'd stopped someone after coming out the boozer
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08-02-2024 08:20 AM #35
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Look at the articles of association and what appears they are trying to do to circumvent due process if the wish to sell the club and our small personal shareholding , bought out of love
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I understand how Jim feels as he has put so much into HSL and has had ti deal with so much personally and in his role as Chairman of HSL and he is bound to be scarred and disillusioned by what has transpired.
FWIW I think HSL have been treated abominably by the Gordon’s and whilst I understand why what has happened has happened think they could have dealt better with an organisation which whether the like its existence or not represents 4000 supporters.
They could have dealt with HSL and given them a bit more dignity whilst still reaching the same point
That casual arrogant dismissal doesn’t sit well with me and it’s a further indication that we are consumers rather than supporters now
The Gordon ‘s recognise that to have any chance of success we need to break the mould of how Scottish Football is and we all hope and pray they are successful
If after a while this doesn’t work I wouldn’t be surprised to see a FOH type rescue required
But IMO for the moment HSL has ran its race and donations should cease
The reduced shareholding percentage offers no protection / influence at all and HSL itself should be mothballed and its shares held in trust by a group of Hibs people not aligned with the current board or better still returned to its members
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If things were to reach the same point as you say (reduced to 7% holding and probably effectively killed off), I'm struggling to think of ways the club could have engaged with HSL that would amount to anything more than just stringing them along.
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08-02-2024 08:50 AM #38
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08-02-2024 09:06 AM #41
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Can you cut and paste the particular reference? It's an important point.
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08-02-2024 09:09 AM #43
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08-02-2024 09:14 AM #44
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08-02-2024 09:23 AM #46
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I stopped my contributions but the money I paid in is still sitting doing absolutely nothing in a bank account somewhere.
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The norm was never money being handed over to the club as a gift. It was being handed over to the club, for use in the football department, to buy shares.
That arrangement was pulled away without any consultation when the majority stake in the club was sold in 2019.
During Covid, members decided to change the direction of travel in the interests of the club to funnel all funds into the football club. That continued for as long as the pandemic lasted with over £500,000 passed on from fans to the club.
A vote was then taken to revert back to the principle and original aims of the organisation.
I’ve been involved in sending countless emails, updating the website, updating the FAQs, replying to countless questions, messages, DMs, PMs, texts, tweets clarifying the position of the organisation and reiterating where the contributions go and what they’re for.
If anyone still doesn’t know where the money is going I’m sorry but I’m really unsure what more we can do to make this clear.
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08-02-2024 09:30 AM #48
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It has been tricky but HSL are a bit all over the place on decision making.
They say on their website that how they use their votes at the Hibs AGM will be decided by simple majority of the members.
First of all I cant recall being asked about any other AGM votes.
Secondly, why are they Messi g about with emails and the discussions at their own AGM? That isn’t how they say the decision is made.
Lastly, simple majority of members means they need the majority of members, not a majority of those who voted.
Seems like they might be moving to a position where, let’s say 20 people turn up at their AGM and 11 vote for not approving the resolutions. That’s a small number to be influencing a decent percentage of the register.
I’m not sure how their website and their articles line up.
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Yeah people should be aware but there's a reason ever large company on earth is pushing subscriptions, people don't pay that much attention and their payments continue regardless.
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I've had another go at fathoming the proposed Articles of Association and section 14 looks interesting. I think it says that if 80% of shareholders accept a bid from a buyer then ALL shareholders are required to accept it too. Basically if the Gordons and Black Knights decide to sell up then we'll lose our shareholdings too (for a price obviously) and the buyer will end up with 100% of the club. It rings a bell that this sort of thing might be standard practice but I suspect not many are aware of it.
This footnote is included too, not sure if it was intended to be, but it sure makes it sound like the section is intentionally being drafted in a way that suits the Gordons and the Black Knights:
1 AG Note: our logic is to strike the right balance between being close, but not at, the 90% threshold in the Companies Act but with the benefit of a contractual drag mechanism and a slightly lower acceptance threshold than the Companies Act. 75% is too low for BKFE, given it will hold 25%. Burness: on reflection, if we are not going for the 90% threshold then 80% feels right to us so as to ensure we never require more than Bydand and BKFE.
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