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RE: Court action over wifi - Fredstersafool - 18-01-2016
Pretty sure you can find it on the hearts website if yer really interested,i'm no concerned enough to look.
RE: Court action over wifi - supercooper - 18-01-2016
That would get in the way of your obsession, is what you mean. A fan who has absolutely no idea of how his own club is run.
RE: Court action over wifi - Fredstersafool - 18-01-2016
I know the club is in very good hands I have no need to look for myself,the boys on salt n sauce no the craic and most are FOH members that's good enough for me,meanwhile you wankers keep looking over yer shoulders.
RE: Court action over wifi - Trusevich - 18-01-2016
You mean you don't know. Again, I find it strange the interest shown in Rangers financial results compared with the lack of interest in their own club's affairs.
Just for you Fred, Hearts made an operating loss last season of £681,000. The total wage bill went up by £900,000 to over £3.8M, and will go up further this season. Operating costs were £3.6M and cash flow was £1.97M (including the release of £1.47M worth of shares owed to FoH from the previous year and therefore only able to be included in the most recent accounts - up to June 2015).
Once FoH pay back Anne Budge in 2019 (they'll be funding the debt throughout all that time too), are the fans going to be expected to continue to fund the club's debts forever - and fork out for the usual season tickets etc., as well?
Who's paying for your new main stand, Fred? The fans again? Do you seriously think that's an ideal model for the sustainable funding of a loss-making football club? It borders on insanity, if you ask me.
RE: Court action over wifi - Fredstersafool - 18-01-2016
We'll find oot soon enough.
RE: Court action over wifi - TheWorthinGer - 18-01-2016
Trusevich Wrote:You mean you don't know. Again, I find it strange the interest shown in Rangers financial results compared with the lack of interest in their own club's affairs.
Just for you Fred, Hearts made an operating loss last season of £681,000. The total wage bill went up by £900,000 to over £3.8M, and will go up further this season. Operating costs were £3.6M and cash flow was £1.97M (including the release of £1.47M worth of shares owed to FoH from the previous year and therefore only able to be included in the most recent accounts - up to June 2015).
Once FoH pay back Anne Budge in 2019 (they'll be funding the debt throughout all that time too), are the fans going to be expected to continue to fund the club's debts forever - and fork out for the usual season tickets etc., as well?
Who's paying for your new main stand, Fred? The fans again? Do you seriously think that's an ideal model for the sustainable funding of a loss-making football club? It borders on insanity, if you ask me.
To save me googling - what would their position be if they had no money from the unregistered charity that is FoH?
RE: Court action over wifi - Fredstersafool - 18-01-2016
That's right get someone else to find out for ye,ask Mr King he's great wi facts and figures.
RE: Court action over wifi - TheWorthinGer - 18-01-2016
Fredstersafool Wrote:That's right get someone else to find out for ye,ask Mr King he's great wi facts and figures.
What, like you had someone else find out for you?
What a complete moron you are.
RE: Court action over wifi - Fredstersafool - 18-01-2016
When did I ask anyone to find out for me?? your spouting shite again Worthless.
Now who's a moron?? moron.
RE: Court action over wifi - Larry-AV - 18-01-2016
(18-01-2016, 19:09)TheWorthinGer Wrote: To save me googling - what would their position be if they had no money from the unregistered charity that is FoH?
Unregistered ? ... that caught my eye, so I have checked.
From the Companies House website, 18/01/2016, details of FOH and Ann Budge's company, Bidco.
FOUNDATION OF HEARTS LIMITED
Company number SC387126
Registered office address : 23 Melville Street, Edinburgh, Midlothian, EH3 7PE
Company status : Active
Company type : Private company limited by guarantee without share capital
Incorporated on 15 October 2010
Accounts
Next accounts made up to 30 June 2016 due by 31 March 2017
Last accounts made up to 30 June 2015
Annual return
Next annual return made up to 15 October 2016 due by 12 November 2016
Last annual return made up to 15 October 2015
Nature of business (SIC) : 94990 - Activities of other membership organisations not elsewhere classified
BIDCO (1874) LIMITED
Company number SC466630
Registered office address : Collins House, Rutland Square, Edinburgh, Midlothian, EH1 2AA
Company status : Active
Company type : Private limited Company
Incorporated on : 6 January 2014
Accounts
Next accounts made up to 30 June 2016 due by 31 March 2017
Last accounts made up to 30 June 2015
Annual return
Next annual return made up to 6 January 2016 due by 3 February 2016
Last annual return made up to 6 January 2015
Nature of business (SIC) : 70100 - Activities of head offices