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  • Hertz do not exist anymore

    746 48.89%
  • Hertz survive but play in a lower league

    560 36.70%
  • Hertz survive and stay in SPL

    49 3.21%
  • Don't care about them

    171 11.21%
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    Will they have the cash to pay the wages for everyone except the " majority " of senior players ?


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    While thing stinks. Hope it's only a temporary respite

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    Quote Originally Posted by greenginger View Post
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    I've done a freedom of information request to Edinburgh Council, asking how much Heart Of Midlothian F C are due in respect of Business Rates and Rent. Also asked if they have ever had any sums written off.

    I am sure the first response will be is that it is confidential, but there are appeals and the media to out any cosy deals.
    I think I'm right in saying that there would be no requirement for the Council to divulge such information as it would not come under the auspices of the Freedom of Information Act.

    The Act was established with the intention of making Public Organisations more open and accountable for their own business and actions but I doubt if there would be a requirement for a Local Authority to respond to a request pertaining to the extent of a private business's ongoing liabilities to the Council itself.

    Sadly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Golden Bear View Post
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    I think I'm right in saying that there would be no requirement for the Council to divulge such information as it would not come under the auspices of the Freedom of Information Act.

    The Act was established with the intention of to making Public Organisations more open and accountable for their own business and actions but I doubt if there would be a requirement for a Local Authority to respond to a request pertaining to the extent of a private business's ongoing liabilities to the Council itself.

    Sadly.
    What about if they were not paying other public bodies ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by truehibernian View Post
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    What about if they were not paying other public bodies ?
    It would be the same I think. The FOI Act relates to the business of Public Bodies and would not be used as a means of acquiring confidential financial data on individual ratepayers/council tax payers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spike Mandela View Post
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    As stated earlier we will now have the ridiculous situation of wages not being paid but the transfer embargo lifted in Dec and I predict that unbelievably Hearts will sign players yet again that they can't afford.
    Although they will still be walking a tightrope, they now have carte-blanche to hold back on wages indefinitely (the SPL have shot themselves in the foot as I bet they don't have the machinery to reverse their decision about 'ammended contracts' or the time to change the rules to allow them to do so ) Hearts can now arrange to pay any deferred wages well into the future and certainly beyond January. The SPL have no reason to keep or increase the signing embargo so, come the New Year, they will be able to strengthen their squad with players who are indifferent to their 'bad habits' and I'm sure there will be a number of them including Skacel. If the players are all happy to accept the ridiculous pay arrangements, the SPFL will be powerless to intervene. All they have to do is keep their noses clean and they will struggle their way through to the end of the season. Of course they are treading through a minefield, but they have the players' support and a huge dose of political will to help them and I won't be surprised to see them in a comparitively healthy position in May.

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    Quote Originally Posted by greenginger View Post
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    I've done a freedom of information request to Edinburgh Council, asking how much Heart Of Midlothian F C are due in respect of Business Rates and Rent. Also asked if they have ever had any sums written off.

    I am sure the first response will be is that it is confidential, but there are appeals and the media to out any cosy deals.


    does anyone know(i'm sure cardownie will have some knowledge of this) exactly when that 'safety' certificate for that run-down asbestos-ridden fleapit of a main stand runs out....and why it was issued the last time

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    Quote Originally Posted by cabbageandribs1875 View Post
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    does anyone know(i'm sure cardownie will have some knowledge of this) exactly when that 'safety' certificate for that run-down asbestos-ridden fleapit of a main stand runs out....and why it was issued the last time

    With this twisted yam cooncil it's probably in perpetuity.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave-0762 View Post
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    With this twisted yam cooncil it's probably in perpetuity.


    no need for that kind of language, i only asked a question





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    Quote Originally Posted by cabbageandribs1875 View Post
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    does anyone know(i'm sure cardownie will have some knowledge of this) exactly when that 'safety' certificate for that run-down asbestos-ridden fleapit of a main stand runs out....and why it was issued the last time
    I hope we get major snowfall at the start of December, maybe the fleapit will just fa' doon under the weight of snow

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    Quote Originally Posted by Golden Bear View Post
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    I think I'm right in saying that there would be no requirement for the Council to divulge such information as it would not come under the auspices of the Freedom of Information Act.

    The Act was established with the intention of making Public Organisations more open and accountable for their own business and actions but I doubt if there would be a requirement for a Local Authority to respond to a request pertaining to the extent of a private business's ongoing liabilities to the Council itself.

    Sadly.
    I would have thought that too, but I remember that just after Rangers went into admin. sombody ,no doubt of the Celtic persuation did an FOI request to Glasgow Council on Rangers payments and got a chapter and verse statement on all their outstanding payments for Business Rates and Policing charges.

    Difference here of course is Glasgow Council is Celtic minded, Edinburgh Council is Yam minded.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Golden Bear View Post
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    It would be the same I think. The FOI Act relates to the business of Public Bodies and would not be used as a means of acquiring confidential financial data on individual ratepayers/council tax payers.
    I think you're right, however there would be nothing to stop a question being asked under FOI whether the council had ever given them relief from rates or any other assistance in financial or otheer kind - for example a relaxation of any guidelines or regulations etc and for all documentation relating to those instances to be released.

  14. #4033
    From STV, Alex Mackie asking Vlad to name his price, I would imagine there is a big difference in Vlad's valuation to the figure Mackie is quoting below, was Vlad not quoting £50 million before, doubt he would sell for 10% of that.

    http://sport.stv.tv/football/200638-...ame-its-price/

    Hearts fan takeover chief Alex Mackie wants the club to name its price

    The man at the front of the Hearts fan takeover proposal wants the club to name its price.

    “There’s no use just saying our offer is derisory, we have for quite some time asked them for their counter-offer.”

    With Hearts unwilling to state a price for the 138-year-old football club, Mr Mackie revealed he believes it is worth less than £5m.

    He said: “It has to be in the low millions if it’s debt-free and liability-free because if we were acquiring the main asset we also have to take into account a funding gap.

    “You have to tailor the value of Tynecastle against other exposures, like player contracts, and it has to be in very low millions.”

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    Sorry guys I am catching up - have the SPL officially said they will not punish Hearts or are we just assuming?

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    The winding up order is still in place for tomorrow right now as I understand it.
    HMRC have accepted the payment plan under the condition that Hearts were able to prove that they could honour this deal plus pay November and Decembers PAYE and NI.

    .....As at this evening this has not been forthcoming
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    Quote Originally Posted by GoldenEagle View Post
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    The winding up order is still in place for tomorrow right now as I understand it.
    HMRC have accepted the payment plan under the condition that Hearts were able to prove that they could honour this deal plus pay November and Decembers PAYE and NI.
    Do you know what proof HMRC would accept?

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    Do you know what proof HMRC would accept?
    Not a scooby... A letter from Salmond or Ronnie Corbett? :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by GoldenEagle View Post
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    The winding up order is still in place for tomorrow right now as I understand it.
    HMRC have accepted the payment plan under the condition that Hearts were able to prove that they could honour this deal plus pay November and Decembers PAYE and NI.
    Oh yeeeeeessssssssssssssssssssss

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    Quote Originally Posted by YehButNo But View Post
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    He said: “It has to be in the low millions if it’s debt-free and liability-free because if we were acquiring the main asset we also have to take into account a funding gap.
    So Vlad uses the share money etc. to get them to the end of the season, releases all the out of contract players .. and hey presto .. no funding gap.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod View Post
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    Do you know what proof HMRC would accept?
    Could they maybe write to that "life long Yam" and afficionado of all things pudding Greg Wallace and see if he would maybe put up a meringue or maybe a couple of celebrity cream cakes as security?

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    Quote Originally Posted by GoldenEagle View Post
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    Not a scooby... A letter from Salmond or Ronnie Corbett? :)
    That would do me

    Seriously, I would have thought that payment of half by tomorrow would be the least they would accept.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod View Post
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    Do you know what proof HMRC would accept?
    the dosh in their hands

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bostonhibby View Post
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    Could they maybe write to that "life long Yam" and afficionado of all things pudding Greg Wallace and see if he would maybe put up a meringue or maybe a couple of celebrity cream cakes as security?
    To paraphrase that great Glasgow comic, and lifelong Hun, Lex McLean..... is that a tax payment or a meringue?



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    Quote Originally Posted by YehButNo But View Post
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    From STV, Alex Mackie asking Vlad to name his price, I would imagine there is a big difference in Vlad's valuation to the figure Mackie is quoting below, was Vlad not quoting £50 million before, doubt he would sell for 10% of that.

    http://sport.stv.tv/football/200638-...ame-its-price/

    Hearts fan takeover chief Alex Mackie wants the club to name its price

    The man at the front of the Hearts fan takeover proposal wants the club to name its price.

    “There’s no use just saying our offer is derisory, we have for quite some time asked them for their counter-offer.”

    With Hearts unwilling to state a price for the 138-year-old football club, Mr Mackie revealed he believes it is worth less than £5m.

    He said: “It has to be in the low millions if it’s debt-free and liability-free because if we were acquiring the main asset we also have to take into account a funding gap.

    “You have to tailor the value of Tynecastle against other exposures, like player contracts, and it has to be in very low millions.”
    They are clueless as to who they are dealing with.

    Stick to your guns Vlad!

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    Very low millions suggests to me anything between 1 and 3. Thats without the debt. big team.

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    So let me get this straight, mackie wants vlad to sell a debt free hearts and throw in tynecastle for less than 5m? Seems cheeky at best. Surely any new buyer would at least need to pay or take on the 24m debt?

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    I've e-mailed my msp to ask why our government is getting involved, his reply was as a Hibs supporter, he wants to see THEM survive!

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    Quote Originally Posted by JAY-ME View Post
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    So let me get this straight, mackie wants vlad to sell a debt free hearts and throw in tynecastle for less than 5m? Seems cheeky at best. Surely any new buyer would at least need to pay or take on the 24m debt?
    Not necessarily. It's only worth what someone is prepared to pay. If that's the only offer, that's what it's worth.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GoldenEagle View Post
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    The winding up order is still in place for tomorrow right now as I understand it.
    HMRC have accepted the payment plan under the condition that Hearts were able to prove that they could honour this deal plus pay November and Decembers PAYE and NI.
    Was it not reported yesterday that HMRC had agreed the payment plan and Jambo assurances. If that is the case, is the winding up order not now redundant?

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    I still think they will wriggle out of this. Hibs supporters have enjoyed one joke after another from them, but even with one wheel on their wagon they still just roll along. They may be rolling down hill but they keep going.

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