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However, I agree with you on the stadium question. It's been said often on here:- the idea of a Council-funded stadium is a non-starter. Even allowing for the idea (myth? truth?) that we have a Yam-dominated Council, they are politicians before they are football fans. They will not support a scheme that has the disapproval of 90% of the electorate.
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02-04-2013 02:47 PM #10561
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02-04-2013 02:53 PM #10562This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The truth is that it has been, in commercial terms, a slow creeping demise. That has continued and will continue to do so, until its eventual conclusion. No-one knows yet what that will be, (IMO there is much enjoyment and disappointment yet to be had), but until that happens this thread will continue.
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02-04-2013 02:58 PM #10563
"I hope the fans remember that if you believe, if you go for it, then everything is possible. You can win the Scottish Cup and become a champion."
So if we just believe then we can win a scottish cup too. Lol simple really.
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02-04-2013 03:04 PM #10564
I think you'll find that in this current financial climate that the council don't have that sort of money to spend.
Do you really think the tax payer will be happy with their money being spent in bailing out that lot with a new stadium etc.
There would be utter uproar. My uncle and cousins live in Edinburgh and have said they will refuse to pay council tax if they do?? We shall see
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02-04-2013 03:07 PM #10565
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02-04-2013 03:08 PM #10566
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"Believe" ahahaha
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02-04-2013 03:21 PM #10567
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02-04-2013 03:25 PM #10568This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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02-04-2013 03:38 PM #10569
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02-04-2013 04:14 PM #10570
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Says he's put £60m into Hearts, I.E £60m of other folks money going by what his bank owes! UKIOS are as shameless as oldco hun and Murray's personal bankers in Bank of Scotland. At least he owned UKIOS mind you so that makes the old hun worse!
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02-04-2013 04:18 PM #10571This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Maybe the oldco just about shade it, but Hearts are certainly doing their best to at least try and equal their deceased brothers.
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02-04-2013 04:40 PM #10572
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Last edited by CropleyWasGod; 02-04-2013 at 05:02 PM.
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02-04-2013 04:52 PM #10574
I would be surprised if there were not already moves being made by Yam leaning Councilors and Officials to build a case for the purchase of the PBS from the council capital budget.
The excuse, sorry reason will be to protect and enhance the value of the Council's existing properties ( the old Tynecastle school, the nursery and the office buildings currently let to HOMFC.
It makes commercial sense to square off a development site and lease the ground back to the Yams until they build their new Wonga Dome, after carrying out any necessary safety works of course.
In other words, be prepared for a stitch-up !
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02-04-2013 05:24 PM #10575
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What is the current position re their stadium's safety certificate ? Is it up-to-date ? Overdue ? Who issues it ?
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02-04-2013 05:50 PM #10576This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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02-04-2013 08:37 PM #10577
Surely though Vlad effectively remains in charge at PBS. If I remember correctly the whole board of UBIG resigned but Fedotovas stated there was no change to shareholding. Again, from memory some diligent poster on here identified Vlad or his proxies as owning about 70+% of UBIG & as they own Yams has anything changed? If not then just who does own or is in charge at the asylum?
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02-04-2013 08:42 PM #10578This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
My guess is that, since he knows he personally will get s'd-all out of it, he doesn't really care any more. Hence his saying that it's up to "the administration".
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02-04-2013 10:43 PM #10583
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I like Vlad's quote about Hearts now operating at a profit and therefore do not need any more funding. Funny...I seem to remember a recent ultimatum to their fans along the lines of: unless we can raise £1.6 million asap the games up! So youse had better start forking out for these mickey mouse "shares" or else!
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You know you want too! ....
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03-04-2013 12:07 PM #10589
Stuart Bathgate is promoting the latest hopeful scenario in the Scotsman today:
http://www.scotsman.com/sport/footba...sale-1-2873832
It seems to run something like this: the Hearts supporters' groups all make friends and agree a joint bid for a debt-free club (presumably this means going into administration to wipe out the c. £20m that Hearts owe).
This leaves the £6.8m security over the stadium, but apparently the ground isn't worth that, so the Lithuanian Central Bank decides not to bother selling Tynecastle and allows Hearts to continue playing there indefinitely.
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03-04-2013 12:33 PM #10590
Every single solution put forward by Hearts fans or prospective buyers involves avoiding paying debt. Every insolvency event from the Pars, Dundee, Motherwell right through to Rangers involves the shedding of large amounts of debt.
Football debts are so worthless it is a wonder any companies want to do business with a football club.
Hibs for instance want to be seen as a model football club but in truth the way it is being run is to avoid Farmer and Petrie ending up losing a lot of money not to safeguard Hibs. Nothing at all wrong with that and admirable but If Hibs were to play the game, splash the cash, enjoy some good times then have an insolvency event it is the owners that suffer not the fans. We'd no doubt end up run by the next set of mugs, starting debt free until they'd racked up enough debt for the next insolvency event.
Administration is the way forward in football, the cheats charter , the pre packed way to success on the field.
Imagine if administration rules were actually tough and genuinely designed to recover creditors money. Imagine Rangers with no faux punishments, carrying on as they were but hamstrung by having to pay back ALL the debt to creditors they racked up over athe period of a payment plan with sanctions for non payment. Now that would be justice.
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