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  1. I notice the aim of it to help both the club and the trust by offering the club the money raised in return for the shares. If there are no shares left to be sold, which the trust know there aren't, where is the benefit to the club ? So asking fans to donate money which will to go to individual shareholders rather the club doesn't seem to act with much transparency as far as I can see to borrow a phrase !
  2. I’m guessing paying £18 for a JB wouldn’t entitle you to the streaming. It is going to be difficult enough this season , so fans trying to buck the system is not what is required .
  3. That won’t be the case , as I’m sure single game streaming will be available as well . It would be available to the occasional fan as well as away fans .
  4. This from the man who wanted us to accept buttons for Brownlie Idiot !
  5. I understand what you are saying but we did win last season there towards the end of the season and Leighfield played and was mom
  6. And it was answered 100% they are not back working at the club . He looked a bit foolish to be honest
  7. It’s funny , I was just going to post that as well . Usually The doom merchants , you know who you are , make comments about goings on at the the club . It’s a lot better read than someone telling us we don’t play as well against the top teams as we do the bottom teams . That’s hardly rocket science in sport of any nature !
  8. I think you’ll find the younger guys are not sad he’s gone .
  9. I heard it and that wasn’t my take on it . He mentioned that the players sometimes got the negative vibes and that might have affected them at home . That’s probably the truth , he certainly wasn’t being overly negative but do t let the truth get in the way though .
  10. 6k went to the club for shares. Don't think that would have paid the wages as reported on footy mad
  11. Hearts will be fan-owned, but not fan-run. That is very much the message from the supporters’ group. Ann Budge, the club’s current chairwoman, will have major input into her successor when she hands control to the Foundation. That should take place sometime in 2020. Foundation chairman Brian Cormack is keen to stress that plucking a randomer from row P of the Wheatfield Stand and naming him chairman isn’t an option. The group – backed by 8,000 paying members – will appoint an executive board to run Hearts in the same way Budge, Craig Levein and Scot Gardiner do at the moment. “People have heard about fan ownership and it’s important to stress Hearts will be fan-owned, not fan-run,” said Cormack in the second of a two-part Evening News interview. “People want a club that’s well-managed. Because the shares will be owned by the Foundation, or the fans, it’s vital that Hearts will never be mismanaged by any one person again. A bit of a contradiction to the previous post !
  12. Bit unfair on Fowler that , he was in charge when we beat Rangers Hibs and Falkirk in the same week.
  13. I think the reason the statement was made was to dispel the rumours that he was sacked . The bust up in the tunnel at Kirkcaldy was between Dowie , Robinson and Darren Jackson not Jim Thomson and Gavin Skelton .
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