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Perhaps I mean "champignons" league, given how they've kept themselves in the dark and been fed a lot of merde.
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19-02-2014 07:23 PM #39121
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IF and only IF this woman Budge takes over how will the 400,000 react to a period of austerity after the spend, spend spend, ( cheat, cheat, cheat) of Messrs Mercer, Robinson and Romanov? If she keeps the purse tight shut and they grace the nether regions Scottish football for a few years how many diddies will they be left with? Mrs Budge has two choices a) shore it up from her own resources or b) sell it. Who buys it? A good guy? I think not. Her pockets are not deep enough to satisfy our mutant neighbours' ambitions.
It is not going to get that far. TICK TOCK
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19-02-2014 09:58 PM #39124This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
we all know the answer to the question of them paying for anything when they can swindle and cheat ,why pay for it
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20-02-2014 07:55 AM #39125
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Given that they've currently got 7800 diddies paying on average £16 a month, they're very, very, very far from that level of investment.
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She is only looking to deliver them to the FoH in 5 years or so and get her ££ back.
It's not a donation she's making nor any sort of chuck money at Hearts plan. They will have to be self sufficient.
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20-02-2014 10:18 AM #39129
There's a couple of interesting comments in today's DR. Firstly they say they have 350 new subscribers. This added to the 7,800 takes them within "touching distance" of their 8,000 target! Yamamathics!
Buried away however it states "BDO are no closer to finding out when the shares will be available. The creditors meeting in Lithuania must be scheduled at 30 days notice & that has yet to be pencilled in!" So, 20 March at the earliest then, at least 9 months in admin & next season getting ever closer. Plenty fun still to come!
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http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/f...droves-3164974
EDIT - Just realised 30 days notice would actually make it the 22nd March
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20-02-2014 11:02 AM #39131This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
She will run the club for at least two years but has made it clear that plan will only succeed if FoH provide working capital.
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No wait he spent other people's money that he owed to himself
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It also says the shares are to be transferred at the meeting. Oh no they're not.
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Shamelessly lifting these from the Bajillions and Sergey obsession thread over there.
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According to them, exiting administration is a done deal, a formality. The shares aren't frozen and a legally binding agreement is in place to transfer them. Just a matter of time. So why is Bryan Jackson jetting off the other side of Europe (and billing Hearts for the priviledge) if everything is already sorted?
Or is he over there because in fact everything isn't as fine and dandy as Hearts' fans, the FOH and the Evening News would have us believe? Bryan couldn't possibly be over there because he needs to deal with this in person because getting the shares is still a massive problem, could he?
Or do you send the head honcho to oversee all rubber stamping? Is that how big teams/administration work?
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and our famous posters are Brutes for us
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If the creditors rubber stamp sale of shares,
then they still have to apply for them to be defrosted and a court date is required(who knows how long)?? Days notice required.If the shares are defrossted there is then a 28day cooling off period.
if all of the above is rubber stamped,that's 56 days as of today plus everyday there is no date set for creditors meeting,plus everyday waiting on a court day.
And at the end of all that,the court might(I think they will)tell them to bolt!!
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Mr Baj? If he comes back from Lithuania and is no closer to a resolution on the shares and believes that they are unlikely to be resolved in the foreseeable future is he obliged to say? " Well I tried but it just isn't going to happen soon, the company cannot trade throughout the close season without income and I can't put season tickets up for sale as that scuppers the business plan". He then nips to Wickes to get some padlocks on a buy one get one free deal and gets a locksmith in.
Please say yes
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I wonder if they yam hoards know that he hasn't been dedicating all his time to their sorry plight and saving their precious shares from the freezer. Given that they are such a BIG team they will be mightily peed off! Before Christmas he was in Malta for a court hearing for a few days.
Not such a big team.
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Cropleywasgod might be able to clarify it better than me if I've gotten it wrong though.
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20-02-2014 12:32 PM #39147
There's very little that Jackson can do to get the Lithuanian courts to release the shares. I think if he's over in Lithuania, he'll be putting pressure on UKIOS/UBIG admins to try and be more aggressive in obtaining those shares.
Hearts fans will see his presence there as 'rubber stamping' the agreed deal, perhaps signing off on paperwork etc and be excited about the Budge era and movement to fan ownership.
We'll all tend see it as more desperate, last-ditch efforts to try and savage an unwinable situation, or at least put himself in the position where he can say "I gave it my best shot."
Which stance shall be vindicated?
Not much time before we know. This scheduling of the 'creditors meeting' will tell us a lot. No sense in having such a meeting if you don't have the shares...
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20-02-2014 12:53 PM #39148
You would hope the Evening News would be sending Barry over to Lithuania to cover this momentous occasion.
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