Share Transfers Agreed/Cooling off period

[Pray4Marc]

Funny the AllisBarry hasn't commented on any of today's events. #AllisNotBarry #LostTheRubberStamp

[Groathillgrump]

What a pleasing afternoon this is turning out to be.

It's laughable over on sickbag. "Delays like this are inevitable." "Doesn't change a thing." Blah, blah, blah.

And they accuse us of clutching at straws. ****** muppets the lot of them.

[Hibby70]

I wouldn't be surprised if Jackson and Budge are in discussions right now in whether to pull the plug.

This heart is nearly flatlining.

[Oscar T Grouch]

What an enjoyable lunchtime I have had reading the last few pages. I really do have a feeling in my bawsack that this is going to be one hell of a weekend, I got a ticket for the game, got a feeling St Mirren will draw wi Icey Tea and that we will do them on Sunday. This would make it an amazing weekend, I think I am due one of them.

:tbgwa::tbgwa:

[Kato]

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It's laughable over on sickbag. "Delays like this are inevitable." "Doesn't change a thing." Blah, blah, blah.

They are right though, delays are inevitable - delay after delay after delay. Nothing has changed, they are goosed.

[Kato]

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What an enjoyable lunchtime I have had reading the last few pages. I really do have a feeling in my bawsack that this is going to be one hell of a weekend, I got a ticket for the game, got a feeling St Mirren will draw wi Icey Tea and that we will do them on Sunday. This would make it an amazing weekend, I think I am due one of them.

:tbgwa::tbgwa:

You're mental - and I like it.

[the_ginger_hibee]

Green light
I saw you standing alone
Without a share in your hand
Without a home stadium

[Coco Bryce]

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I wouldn't be surprised if Jackson and Budge are in discussions right now in whether to pull the plug.

This heart is nearly flatlining.

[Dashing Bob S]

March was always going to be the killer month for them.

What has happened in the last two weeks:-

-No UBIG meeting as stated by Banderson on 28th, and denied by UBIG administrator.

-Now rumoured to be on the 7th April, but also 'subject to delays'. Again no sign of any official notice.

-A UKIOS creditors meeting instead took place on the 28th, resulting in a refusal to ratify the CVA due to 'technical details' -rumoured to be the main creditor bank Saluais, now wanting more money.

-A further UKIOS meeting rumoured to be be taking place 'within 10 days'.

In substance only one thing has actually happened. A meeting took place within the UKIOS camp, which was seemingly in accord, now seems to be anything but. (This is the scenario CWG has continually mentioned, and is over and above the a) setting the UBIG meeting, b) the frozen shares.

To get back just to where they were two weeks ago, the UKIOS creditors need to drop their rumoured request for more money.

To progress, 1) UBIG need to set an official date for their meeting, giving notice to creditors - no evidence that this has happened. 2) the availability of the shares from Kanuas court need to be determined.

I think they are probably past the point of recovery from the big L, certainly unless they pull some dodgy scam with the FOH DD's.

Yams will say that it will all be tied up within the next 10 days, they will get over the 'technical difficulties', the UBIG meeting will take place and the transfer of (unfrozen) shares will happen within this timeframe. However, the history of this case and comparable ones (Pompey) does not support this theory.

[green day]

Murray told them at shareholders dinner last night they hoped to be out of admin in may.

He also told them a bitter hibby had been emailing the administrators stirring stuff up - but thought it would have no impact.

[Dashing Bob S]

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Green light
I saw you standing alone
Without a share in your hand
Without a home stadium

Derby classic.

[robinp]

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Mr Sergey

I did wonder if he would choose to go public with his naughty emails to those dealing with the Lithuanian Banks.

Poor Sergey is going to have a price on his head the next time he returns to Edinburgh......if only the Grunts knew what he looked like.

[Onion]

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Interesting turn of events, can't say i'm surprised at all.

Here's a question, why do the media want to try and spin a positive story out of everything Yam related? They're not actually reporting it as it is.

Why do you think ?

Scottish media is just another bystander with a vested interest in playing up to the Yams and presenting them as victims of some unfortunate event that had nothing to do with them. Local politicians, councillors, small businesses, even charities, creditors and the football authorities all have a vested interest in not upsetting the 400,000 Yams. This is no different to the Huns fiasco when all and sundry were bending over backwards to try present Rangers as victims when in fact they only had themselves to blame.

Once the reality and scale of the Huns situation became clear, only then did the Scottish media attempt to dig out the truth behind the scandal.

This will be exactly the same with the Yams. As long as there's a chance of the Yams surviving intact, then the media will be sympathetic to their cause. If the whole thing collapses, then expect the long knives to be out and the press to start asking all the questions we've seen on this thread.

[Coco Bryce]

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Murray told them at shareholders dinner last night they hoped to be out of admin in may.

He also told them a bitter hibby had been emailing the administrators stirring stuff up - but thought it would have no impact.

Who could that be

[ronaldo7]

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March was always going to be the killer month for them.

What has happened in the last two weeks:-

-No UBIG meeting as stated by Banderson on 28th, and denied by UBIG administrator.

-Now rumoured to be on the 7th April, but also 'subject to delays'. Again no sign of any official notice.

-A UKIOS creditors meeting instead took place on the 28th, resulting in a refusal to ratify the CVA due to 'technical details' -rumoured to be the main creditor bank Saluais, now wanting more money.

-A further UKIOS meeting rumoured to be be taking place 'within 10 days'.

In substance only one thing has actually happened. A meeting took place within the UKIOS camp, which was seemingly in accord, now seems to be anything but. (This is the scenario CWG has continually mentioned, and is over and above the a) setting the UBIG meeting, b) the frozen shares.

To get back just to where they were two weeks ago, the UKIOS creditors need to drop their rumoured request for more money.

To progress, 1) UBIG need to set an official date for their meeting, giving notice to creditors - no evidence that this has happened. 2) the availability of the shares from Kanuas court need to be determined.

I think they are probably past the point of recovery from the big L, certainly unless they pull some dodgy scam with the FOH DD's.

Yams will say that it will all be tied up within the next 10 days, they will get over the 'technical difficulties', the UBIG meeting will take place and the transfer of (unfrozen) shares will happen within this timeframe. However, the history of this case and comparable ones (Pompey) does not support this theory.

I think this is the way they'll go. Budgie will not want her cash going out too early if at all. The FOH will have to persuade to morons to release the funds early putting them in dire straights for a long time to come.

[Kato]

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dire straights for a long time to come.

[truehibernian]

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Murray told them at shareholders dinner last night they hoped to be out of admin in may.

He also told them a bitter hibby had been emailing the administrators stirring stuff up - but thought it would have no impact.

The man is a scotch pie on legs - not worthy of listening to any of his comments on any subject. Could easily play Eric Cartman if South Park ever make a musical/stage show

[Onion]

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I wouldn't be surprised if Jackson and Budge are in discussions right now in whether to pull the plug.

This heart is nearly flatlining.

Nice thought but any chat will likely be about cash-flow and how long this might reasonably drag on .... unless there's been a Lith rethink of the £2.5m offer Then B and BJ will have to start speaking to Big L, who's been sitting patiently in the corner

[Weststandwanab]

Keep the faith.

The big L is coming but we have the Relegation Derby first.

Come on St Mirren take a point from Yogi !

[kdhibees1]

What a lovely way to end a crap day at work. Here's a wee image for the tramps, who will no doubt be looking in.....

[Onion]

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Murray told them at shareholders dinner last night they hoped to be out of admin in may.

He also told them a bitter hibby had been emailing the administrators stirring stuff up - but thought it would have no impact.

Washington Post, Harry Markopolis and Bitter Hibby. Champions of the Truth, Justice and the Common Man.

[Gus Fring]

Text from source after asking him what the mood was like at work today

"Horrible, we can't deal with many more delays, money is running out and the foundation won't bail us out either"

[Dashing Bob S]

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Text from source after asking him what the mood was like at work today

"Horrible, we can't deal with many more delays, money is running out and the foundation won't bail us out either"

Ooh err missus, where did you put them bloody shares?

[MB62]

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This is pleasing. Very pleasing.

Any good feeling amongst the Yams will be gone now and reflected on Sunday.

At least a point for the Saints tomorrow will set things up perfect for the derby...

I want Saints hammered, it's more in our interests they get cuffed. The Yams will be relegated but we need the points to make sure we don't join them.
What I should have said is, I'm not confident we are going to get any more points (sunday included) so we need the Buddies to be getting gubbed every week.

[ronaldo7]

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Text from source after asking him what the mood was like at work today

"Horrible, we can't deal with many more delays, money is running out and the foundation won't bail us out either"

That put's my theory to bed then...****ing Brilliant

[davcar]

Thank you all for the info and making a dreary Friday absolutely brilliant, Carlsberg weekend when we finish them on Sunday

[lapsedhibee]

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#allisverycomplex
#allisbarry

#siauliusverybarry

[seanshow]

Originally Posted by ronaldo7 View Post
dire straights for a long time to come.

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Like 'money for nothing'

[Spike Mandela]

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Text from source after asking him what the mood was like at work today

"Horrible, we can't deal with many more delays, money is running out and the foundation won't bail us out either"

Surely a sold out Tynie on Sunday gives them a bit more time Baj?

[AT8]

Splendid!!! I had prepared myself for the news that the rubber stamp had seen some action, so coming into work today to read about the futher delays has put me in a right good mood. Just hope the lads can deliver the goods on Sunday for one of those Carlsberg weekends.