Share Transfers Agreed/Cooling off period

[Dashing Bob S]

Bad week for Homfc, no juicy liquidation news, just flatulent nonsense from the likes of Murray. Hope they do better this coming week.

[weecounty hibby]

There seems to be a real love in just now for the despicable, low lives rom across the city. Did anyone else hear Willie Miller on the radio yesterday at the end of their game. It was very reminiscent of the Danish commentator just after Denmark had beaten England back in the 80s. I was actually shouting at the radio to shut the **** up! It was cringeworthy.
We are now in a position where not only are the media ignoring the financial cheating. You know the ripping off of everyone from their own fans to the governments of both the uk and Lithuania and any number of small businesses. The media now seam to be creaming themselves about the fact that the could stay up. Its actually almost beyond belief when compared to some of the reporting about our club

[Boyle89]

Tbf it has been a good start by hearts (still raging we lost that game). Are you expecting a pundit to just come out and say "Actually I hope that disgrace of a club die and don't come back in any way shape or form. They've cheated their way to, marginal, success and left behind a list of creditors including charities. Such disgusting actions can only be rightly punished by disappearing from Scottish football and never having the privalige to grace the senior game again. I hope they die!"
Sadly that just isn't going to happen. As much as we want it to...

[ManBearPig]

Dont worry the love in bubble will burst.

[connerg]

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There seems to be a real love in just now for the despicable, low lives rom across the city. Did anyone else hear Willie Miller on the radio yesterday at the end of their game. It was very reminiscent of the Danish commentator just after Denmark had beaten England back in the 80s. I was actually shouting at the radio to shut the **** up! It was cringeworthy.
We are now in a position where not only are the media ignoring the financial cheating. You know the ripping off of everyone from their own fans to the governments of both the uk and Lithuania and any number of small businesses. The media now seam to be creaming themselves about the fact that the could stay up. Its actually almost beyond belief when compared to some of the reporting about our club

Don't listen to Sportsound. I stopped years ago.

[MADE IN LEITH]

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There seems to be a real love in just now for the despicable, low lives rom across the city. Did anyone else hear Willie Miller on the radio yesterday at the end of their game. It was very reminiscent of the Danish commentator just after Denmark had beaten England back in the 80s. I was actually shouting at the radio to shut the **** up! It was cringeworthy.
We are now in a position where not only are the media ignoring the financial cheating. You know the ripping off of everyone from their own fans to the governments of both the uk and Lithuania and any number of small businesses. The media now seam to be creaming themselves about the fact that the could stay up. Its actually almost beyond belief when compared to some of the reporting about our club

I wouldn't worry about it, its obvious the CVA will be agreed sooner or later and they will be in a better financial position than most clubs in the Scottish Premiership, they may well even beat the drop. It will take them a while to get back to operating more efficiently through the years and they will eventually get there, however I am a strong believer in that everything goes in cycles and that they will one day (maybe not in my lifetime) pay for this. I wouldn't be too upset about the cups they have won through the last few years as Hibernian will repeat the feat and embarrass them one day. Oh yes it will happen, in my lifetime, well I can't answer that.

[#FromTheCapital]

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I wouldn't worry about it, its obvious the CVA will be agreed sooner or later and they will be in a better financial position than most clubs in the Scottish Premiership, they may well even beat the drop. It will take them a while to get back to operating more efficiently through the years and they will eventually get there, however I am a strong believer in that everything goes in cycles and that they will one day (maybe not in my lifetime) pay for this. I wouldn't be too upset about the cups they have won through the last few years as Hibernian will repeat the feat and embarrass them one day. Oh yes it will happen, in my lifetime, well I can't answer that.

How is it obvious that a CVA will be agreed? Nobody knows for sure yet. Only last week ukio's admin came out and said that FoH offer wasn't the best (this was ignored by Scottish media). Don't get me wrong they might get out of this mess but there's still a lot that can go wrong for them.

**** the hearts.

[Hibernia&Alba]

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Tbf it has been a good start by hearts (still raging we lost that game). Are you expecting a pundit to just come out and say "Actually I hope that disgrace of a club die and don't come back in any way shape or form. They've cheated their way to, marginal, success and left behind a list of creditors including charities. Such disgusting actions can only be rightly punished by disappearing from Scottish football and never having the privalige to grace the senior game again. I hope they die!"
Sadly that just isn't going to happen. As much as we want it to...

That's exactly what I'd expect, in the name of journalistic integrity. Hearts deserve a Panaroma special, just like Old Huns. There's criminality and corruption here - a great story for any investigative reporter worth their salt. If the Edinburgh Evening News wasn't a Hearts fanzine, they'd have had a Watergate type story. Let's have the whole truth

[SMAXXA]

https://audioboo.fm/boos/1563792-ian...-at-tynecastle

Fuds the lot of them

[#FromTheCapital]

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they are the weakest team in the league and as for there CVA who the hell is going to accept 0 pence in the pound ? not going to happen

There's no reason for them to not accept it. They're getting nothing either way so no point in rejecting it other than spite. Dunfermline had their recent 0 pence in the pound CVA accepted.
The only votes that are going to matter are ukio, ubig and hmrc. Hmrc is a guaranteed no but if ubig vote yes then that won't matter. The most important thing for hearts is that the offer is good enough for the only secured creditor- Ukio. And at the moment that is doubtful.

[MADE IN LEITH]

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Sorry if this has been posted before, but definatley worth a look!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEU0rH3XYgY

One from the archives, total gold and quite fitting at this moment in time.

Listen for the very last line on the You Tube video, total class and how right he was

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEU0rH3XYgY

[Caversham Green]

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There's no reason for them to not accept it. They're getting nothing either way so no point in rejecting it other than spite. Dunfermline had their recent 0 pence in the pound CVA accepted.
The only votes that are going to matter are ukio, ubig and hmrc. Hmrc is a guaranteed no but if ubig vote yes then that won't matter. The most important thing for hearts is that the offer is good enough for the only secured creditor- Ukio. And at the moment that is doubtful.

A wee bit of pedantry here... HMRC are likely to abstain rather than vote against a CVA. Likewise, UBIG won't have to vote against it, they just have to fail to vote. Right now they are in no position to vote since they have no-one in a position of authority and when an IP is appointed he has no motivation to vote in favour of a CVA and it's likely that he would simply not bother to vote. In that case the CVA proposal would fail. In Dunfy's case the majority creditor had reasons for keeping the club alive, in HoMFC's case there are none.

[Mac]

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A wee bit of pedantry here... HMRC are likely to abstain rather than vote against a CVA. Likewise, UBIG won't have to vote against it, they just have to fail to vote. Right now they are in no position to vote since they have no-one in a position of authority and when an IP is appointed he has no motivation to vote in favour of a CVA and it's likely that he would simply not bother to vote. In that case the CVA proposal would fail. In Dunfy's case the majority creditor had reasons for keeping the club alive, in HoMFC's case there are none.

Major Key point regards Dunfermline was that Masterton wrote off a huge amount of money owed to him and handed the keys of the stadium over to the successful consortium that was a huge asset to have and gave them collateral going forward, Hearts don’t have anything other than a huge pile of debt, along with a defunct bank and holding Company owing millions to a range of creditors who are undoubtedly screaming the place down to get some sort of money back, there is no way they are going to accept anything other than the true value of the assets that exist, heartfelt pleas will undoubtedly fall on deaf ears over in Lithuania.

[joe breezy]

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Gives me the dry boke. No doubt some of the "believers" still refer to him like that. Roasters.

I saw some Hearts clown of Facebook say as a status update 'laughing at the Hibs singing Vladimir Romanov' after the last game.

They are completely delusional.

[Seveno]

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Major Key point regards Dunfermline was that Masterton wrote off a huge amount of money owed to him and handed the keys of the stadium over to the successful consortium that was a huge asset to have and gave them collateral going forward, Hearts don’t have anything other than a huge pile of debt, along with a defunct bank and holding Company owing millions to a range of creditors who are undoubtedly screaming the place down to get some sort of money back, there is no way they are going to accept anything other than the true value of the assets that exist, heartfelt pleas will undoubtedly fall on deaf ears over in Lithuania.

The other key point re Dunfermline is that they have a rather neat little stadium, whereas Hearts have a heap of s**t.

[The Falcon]

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The other key point re Dunfermline is that they have a rather neat little stadium, whereas Hearts have a heap of s**t.

Is it not another company, also in administration, that owns East End park?

[Jack Hackett]

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The other key point re Dunfermline is that they have a rather neat little stadium, whereas Hearts have a heap of s**t.

Shurely shome mishtake mish Moneypenny. What happened to the £51M superstand/hotel/conference centre/focus for 400k fans?

[Craig_in_Prague]

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"Best player Hearts have had for many years. Worth every penny we paid for him"

WE paid for him??? WHO????????

they make my blood boil.

please, Die.

[#FromTheCapital]

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"Best player Hearts have had for many years. Worth every penny we paid for him"

WE paid for him??? WHO????????

they make my blood boil.

please, Die.

Best player the Lithuanian tax payers ever bought. Except he wasn't really that good.

Something doesn't sit right with this. Says in that article he was on 190,000 euros per year, which probably works out around £3k per week. It's a guarantee he was on more that that, especially given the part about how he negotiated the deal with Romanov himself. Dodgy dealings without doubt

[Craig_in_Prague]

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Best player the Lithuanian tax payers ever bought. Except he wasn't really that good.

Something doesn't sit right with this. Says in that article he was on 190,000 euros per year, which probably works out around £3k per week. It's a guarantee he was on more that that, especially given the part about how he negotiated the deal with Romanov himself. Dodgy dealings without doubt

Yep, that was his 'contractual' wage; he will have earned 3x more for sure.

I was on his flight when back in Edinburgh 2 weeks ago, he is clubless at the moment. Maybe he was going back to give them money? aye thought not.... probably pouring more pints?
Looked at his career, and overall, pretty rubbish. Goals & Games for Hearts were certainly his best times, but a pishy wee club from Gorgie about to go bust, aint really a big success in the grand scheme of things.
Still, he'll have pocketed loads of Lithuanian tax payers monies & can probably retire at 34, little ****bag rat.

[Heisenberg]

Skacel will be back with them in February I'd imagine?

[#FromTheCapital]

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Skacel will be back with them in February I'd imagine?

Not if their still in admin or better yet, bust. Both likely scenarios.

[ballengeich]

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Is it not another company, also in administration, that owns East End park?

The club and ground were in separate companies, but I think the cvas for the two companies brought them back together under Pars United.

[KWJ]

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That's exactly what I'd expect, in the name of journalistic integrity. Hearts deserve a Panaroma special, just like Old Huns. There's criminality and corruption here - a great story for any investigative reporter worth their salt. If the Edinburgh Evening News wasn't a Hearts fanzine, they'd have had a Watergate type story. Let's have the whole truth

If only Jack Parlabane were real.

[Caversham Green]

The man behind the £1m shares scam is at it again.

http://www.heartsfc.co.uk/articles/2...241384_3438282

[HibbySpurs]

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The man behind the £1m shares scam is at it again.

http://www.heartsfc.co.uk/articles/2...241384_3438282

I'm still baffled that this guy even has a job? Wasn't he on the last (now removed) board????

Total joke club, sooner they die the better.

[Stevie Reid]

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The man behind the £1m shares scam is at it again.

http://www.heartsfc.co.uk/articles/2...241384_3438282

I have said before that while we may not have the sporting success of the Real Madrids, Barcelonas and Manchester Uniteds of this world, we do have a history every bit as rich.

Of course you do.

[BH Hibs]

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The man behind the £1m shares scam is at it again.

http://www.heartsfc.co.uk/articles/2...241384_3438282

More sycophantic *****. Suggesting they are bigger than Chelsea, a record equalling league win run how did that end again? Please just **** off and die Hertz, the sooner the better, arrogant tossers to the end.

[brog]

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The man behind the £1m shares scam is at it again.

http://www.heartsfc.co.uk/articles/2...241384_3438282

I'm astonished that the football authorities have not investigated the charlatan that is Self-sufficient Southern, or maybe I'm not! At the time of Irangate the Washington Post had a headline re Ronald Reagan which read, Guilty but asleep! I suspect Southern may apply the same defence.

[YehButNoBut]

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The man behind the £1m shares scam is at it again.

http://www.heartsfc.co.uk/articles/2...241384_3438282