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  • Hertz do not exist anymore

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  • Hertz survive but play in a lower league

    560 36.70%
  • Hertz survive and stay in SPL

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  • Don't care about them

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    Quote Originally Posted by #FromTheCapital View Post
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    Any idea why Jackson is in lith land Bajillions?
    None. That info came from Kickback. I've not heard it mentioned.


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    The balance sheet:

    CREDIT

    5-1

    DEBIT

    Loss of rep through bumping:
    taxpayer
    local business
    reg charities (inc poppy foundation)
    Loss of rep through cheating:
    financial doping
    signing players, not paying wages
    Administration and 15 point deduction
    Signing ban
    Relegation
    Liquidation
    Loss of stadium
    Lowland League status

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    The Tweets from Ian Murray are very interesting. He repeatedly makes it clear that once they get the shares that BIDCO will be running the club and any and all decisions will be made by them.

    He also revealed the agreement for UBIG to transfer the shares is in the form of a MOU (Memorandum of Understanding). Without seeing the wording of the document and the terms agreed nobody can be sure whether the FOH would have any legal recourse if that agreement is not honoured.

    The fans are delighted at the news that £1 Million has been raised but they are missing that the club won't be fan owned for years yet. At the very least they are subsidising Anne Budge and letting her play a real life game of Football Manager. When she's finished it won't have cost her a penny.

    Make no mistake, Murray has confirmed today that fan ownership is still a long way off. Hearts are being bought and being run by a wealthy woman for the next several years. Fan ownership will only happen if the business is sustainable for the next 5 years! They've well and truly moved the goalposts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bajillions View Post
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    He also revealed the agreement for UBIG to transfer the shares is in the form of a MOU (Memorandum of Understanding). Without seeing the wording of the document and the terms agreed nobody can be sure whether the FOH would have any legal recourse if that agreement is not honoured.

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    He also said that the shares would be transferred TO UKIO. Either a typo, or .....

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    The Tweets from Ian Murray are very interesting. He repeatedly makes it clear that once they get the shares that BIDCO will be running the club and any and all decisions will be made by them.

    He also revealed the agreement for UBIG to transfer the shares is in the form of a MOU (Memorandum of Understanding).
    Without seeing the wording of the document and the terms agreed nobody can be sure whether the FOH would have any legal recourse if that agreement is not honoured.

    The fans are delighted at the news that £1 Million has been raised but they are missing that the club won't be fan owned for years yet. At the very least they are subsidising Anne Budge and letting her play a real life game of Football Manager. When she's finished it won't have cost her a penny.

    Make no mistake, Murray has confirmed today that fan ownership is still a long way off. Hearts are being bought and being run by a wealthy woman for the next several years. Fan ownership will only happen if the business is sustainable for the next 5 years! They've well and truly moved the goalposts.

    This memorandum will be conditional on UBIG being able to deliver the shares. Namely, getting those shares unfrozen by the Lithuanian courts. That's the questions they ought to be asking Murray, 'why don't UBIG honour that MOU right now?' 'What is stopping them?' 'When will they be able to do this?'

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    Quote Originally Posted by greenginger View Post
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    Just saw Mrs Budge driving away from the PBS car park 10 minutes ago.

    No idea what she was doing there, but canny miss her in her £100K Bentley with the personalised plates.
    Was she giving it the 5-1 hand signs

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bajillions View Post
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    The Tweets from Ian Murray are very interesting.
    I see that he ignored the question about the frozen shares.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod View Post
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    He also said that the shares would be transferred TO UKIO. Either a typo, or .....
    Is that not because UKIO are agreeing the CVA with Hearts and are UBIG's biggest creditor? So...

    UBIG will transfer the shares to UKIO
    UKIO will transfer the shares to FANCO
    FANCO will transfer the shares to BIDCO

    Manoeuvres like that are exactly why assets are frozen during criminal investigations.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bajillions View Post
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    The Tweets from Ian Murray are very interesting. He repeatedly makes it clear that once they get the shares that BIDCO will be running the club and any and all decisions will be made by them.

    He also revealed the agreement for UBIG to transfer the shares is in the form of a MOU (Memorandum of Understanding). Without seeing the wording of the document and the terms agreed nobody can be sure whether the FOH would have any legal recourse if that agreement is not honoured.

    The fans are delighted at the news that £1 Million has been raised but they are missing that the club won't be fan owned for years yet. At the very least they are subsidising Anne Budge and letting her play a real life game of Football Manager. When she's finished it won't have cost her a penny.

    Make no mistake, Murray has confirmed today that fan ownership is still a long way off. Hearts are being bought and being run by a wealthy woman for the next several years. Fan ownership will only happen if the business is sustainable for the next 5 years! They've well and truly moved the goalposts.
    As I am sure you know a M.O.U. has no legal basis otherwise it would be a contract.

    With a M.O.U. either, or any, party can walk away with probably no consequence.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bajillions View Post
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    Is that not because UKIO are agreeing the CVA with Hearts and are UBIG's biggest creditor? So...

    UBIG will transfer the shares to UKIO
    UKIO will transfer the shares to FANCO
    FANCO will transfer the shares to BIDCO

    Manoeuvres like that are exactly why assets are frozen during criminal investigations.
    Hmmm.... not sure. It's late on a Friday afternoon, so not thinking too straight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Weststandwanab View Post
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    As I am sure you know a M.O.U. has no legal basis otherwise it would be a contract.

    With a M.O.U. either, or any, party can walk away with probably no consequence.
    Beat me to it,


    http://people.howstuffworks.com/memo...erstanding.htm

    M O U's " generally not legally binding .... and don't involve the exchange of money "

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    If the freezer is switched off and Fanco get the shares/buy Homofc and then pass them on to Budgie will there be any tax due or is she merely controlling the assets by way of security so title/ownership would always stay with the fannies? I am sure its been said that they will be transferred to her. I have to admit I don't really follow all of this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Weststandwanab View Post
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    As I am sure you know a M.O.U. has no legal basis otherwise it would be a contract.

    With a M.O.U. either, or any, party can walk away with probably no consequence.
    If they are worded correctly they can be legally challenged if the terms are not met but most of the time they aren't.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TrinityHibs View Post
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    If the freezer is switched off and Fanco get the shares/buy Homofc and then pass them on to Budgie will there be any tax due or is she merely controlling the assets by way of security so title/ownership would always stay with the fannies? I am sure its been said that they will be transferred to her. I have to admit I don't really follow all of this.
    No tax due as there won't be any gain.

    The title does move, though.

    There may be Stamp Duty due by Budgie.... leave the lawyers to confirm that or otherwise.

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    During Bryan Jacksons alleged jaunt to lithuania to sit in a waiting room ahead of a meeting that isn't suppose to be happening for another month, David Southern has extended Billy Browns contract again

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bajillions View Post
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    During Bryan Jacksons alleged jaunt to lithuania to sit in a waiting room ahead of a meeting that isn't suppose to be happening for another month, David Southern has extended Billy Browns contract again
    You're such a stirrer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bajillions View Post
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    The Tweets from Ian Murray are very interesting. He repeatedly makes it clear that once they get the shares that BIDCO will be running the club and any and all decisions will be made by them.

    He also revealed the agreement for UBIG to transfer the shares is in the form of a MOU (Memorandum of Understanding). Without seeing the wording of the document and the terms agreed nobody can be sure whether the FOH would have any legal recourse if that agreement is not honoured.

    The fans are delighted at the news that £1 Million has been raised but they are missing that the club won't be fan owned for years yet. At the very least they are subsidising Anne Budge and letting her play a real life game of Football Manager. When she's finished it won't have cost her a penny.

    Make no mistake, Murray has confirmed today that fan ownership is still a long way off. Hearts are being bought and being run by a wealthy woman for the next several years. Fan ownership will only happen if the business is sustainable for the next 5 years! They've well and truly moved the goalposts.
    Wealthy enough to pay the small businesses and charities bumped by the club you would think. That might restore a little goodwill.

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    Quote Originally Posted by greenginger View Post
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    Beat me to it,


    http://people.howstuffworks.com/memo...erstanding.htm

    M O U's " generally not legally binding .... and don't involve the exchange of money "
    Except the legal fees for doing so !

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    If they are worded correctly they can be legally challenged if the terms are not met but most of the time they aren't.
    I have been party to 17, 9 of which did not happen for various reasons and not 1 was challenged legally by any party

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    You're such a stirrer.
    Just stating facts but on the same wave length.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikey View Post
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    Wealthy enough to pay the small businesses and charities bumped by the club you would think. That might restore a little goodwill.

    Budge does not get a mention in the Times Rich List and it goes down to folks with a miserable £ 47 million.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod View Post
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    No tax due as there won't be any gain.

    The title does move, though.

    There may be Stamp Duty due by Budgie.... leave the lawyers to confirm that or otherwise.
    £ 2.5 million for the real estate could cost Bidco 1874, 4% Stamp Duty Land Tax which is £ 100,000.

    But, seeing as she is buying HOMFC shares for £1 , it might just be the share transaction value that is taxed.

    Looks like the tax-man will get shafted again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by greenginger View Post
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    Budge does not get a mention in the Times Rich List and it goes down to folks with a miserable £ 47 million.
    There are people a lot wealthier than that who are not on that list.

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    Quote Originally Posted by greenginger View Post
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    £ 2.5 million for the real estate could cost Bidco 1874, 4% Stamp Duty Land Tax which is £ 100,000.

    But, seeing as she is buying HOMFC shares for £1 , it might just be the share transaction value that is taxed.

    Looks like the tax-man will get shafted again.
    The property isn't changing hands, so there will be no SDLT.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ozyhibby View Post
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    There are people a lot wealthier than that who are not on that list.

    Budge is quite high profile so if she had the dosh she would be in it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bajillions View Post
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    Is that not because UKIO are agreeing the CVA with Hearts and are UBIG's biggest creditor? So...

    UBIG will transfer the shares to UKIO
    UKIO will transfer the shares to FANCO
    FANCO will transfer the shares to BIDCO

    Manoeuvres like that are exactly why assets are frozen during criminal investigations.
    I would guess that any criminal investigation would be very interested in the "debt forgiveness" of £16.7m Hearts received so that they could lodge a profit of £540k over two seasons. More debt forgiveness of £2m around 2006, some dodgy looking inter co invoice to Kaunas, £22m of debt for equity and some unclear company links to Milston and Quantum springing to mind, over and above the debts to UBIG and UKIO that we do know about.

    I would imagine all this will have to be answered before the freezer can be turned off.
    I still regard Portsmouth as the benchmark.
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    Is it just me or does the fact that FOH seem to make 99% of their communications by Twitter, make them seem incredibly unprofessional ? In my experience, well run organisations use Twitter as a marketing tool to spread the word/vibe about new products…they don't use it to convey financial and strategic information….amateurs

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bajillions View Post
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    UBIG will transfer the shares to UKIO
    UKIO will transfer the shares to FANCO
    FANCO will transfer the shares to BIDCO
    Wonder if Mrs Bidco was pally with Mr UBIG before Mr UBIG ran away?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dashing Bob S View Post
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    The balance sheet:

    CREDIT

    5-1

    DEBIT

    Loss of rep through bumping:
    taxpayer
    local business
    reg charities (inc poppy foundation)
    Loss of rep through cheating:
    financial doping
    signing players, not paying wages
    Administration and 15 point deduction
    Signing ban
    Relegation
    Liquidation
    Loss of stadium
    Lowland League status
    Superb.

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    I've just read through the FoH Tweets from earlier today and there's one belter when the FoH were asked about the creditors meeting. "The end of March" was the reply.

    Given today is the 21st February and 30 days notice has to be given, they really are hanging on every word from a statement that was made by the UBIG admins when pressed by BDO at approximately the time of the CVA meeting.

    There is no immediate rush for this to be pushed through in Lithuania and the Ukio & UBIG administrators are under political pressure to call this right. It's also up to the members of the creditors committee to accept any proposal, not the administrators themselves.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kaiser1962 View Post
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    I still regard Portsmouth as the benchmark.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sergey View Post
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    I've just read through the FoH Tweets from earlier today and there's one belter when the FoH were asked about the creditors meeting. "The end of March" was the reply.

    Given today is the 21st February and 30 days notice has to be given, they really are hanging on every word from a statement that was made by the UBIG admins when pressed by BDO at approximately the time of the CVA meeting.

    There is no immediate rush for this to be pushed through in Lithuania and the Ukio & UBIG administrators are under political pressure to call this right. It's also up to the members of the creditors committee to accept any proposal, not the administrators themselves.
    "End of February" rings a bell from last month. They're just messing around, aren't they.

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