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THE OFFICIAL: "LET'S ALL LAUGH AT HEARTS"

What a win

What an atmosphere

There were terrible, just a shame we didn't hammer them, but given all the 1-0 wins they've had over us in recent years I'll take that with bells on.

 

Surely we must win on tue, then it is a huge game at the Hunnery.  After that it should only be ours to throw away. 

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Fucks sake could they have not signed diamond on a pre contract first

Fucks sake could they have not signed diamond on a pre contract first

 

:lolabove:

Latest rumour on Hearts message board is Steven Pressley to Hearts with Paul Hartley as his assitant.

Nae chance. Probably the funniest thing ever if it happens though.

Hearts captain Marius Zaliukas missed the defeat by Rangers on the order of club owner Vladimir Romanov.

 

Manager Jim Jefferies told the defender of the decision after a phone call from Lithuania before Saturday's game.

 

When asked about the Lithuanian's absence, Jefferies said: "He wasn't available for selection - that's as much as I'm going to say on it."

 

Zaliukas was also frozen out of the team until October as he stalled on accepting a permanent contract offer.

 

However, the player was eventually brought back into the side and agreed a new deal in November to keep him at Tynecastle until 2013.

 

The 27-year-old joined Hearts from Kaunas, who are sponsored by Romanov's bank Ukio Bankas, on-loan in August 2006 and quickly became a regular in the first team.

 

Manager Jim Jefferies appointed him as club captain last summer following the departure of Michael Stewart - despite the player failing to agree a new deal.

 

Romanov will attend Tynecastle on Wednesday for Hearts' last home match of this Scottish Premier League season against Celtic.

 

Since taking over the Tynecastle club in February 2005, Romanov has seen off six different managers, with suggestions that the businessman wanted to have a say in team selection.

 

Romanov still calling the shots.

Fucks sake could they have not signed diamond on a pre contract first

 

:clap: :clap:

  • 2 weeks later...

I'm holding my laughter until they officially unveil the bean pole. I take it that I haven't missed it?

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ummmmmm did the Lithuanian not get welcomed into Tyncastle as their savior because he reversed a decision to sell up in Gorgie and move out of town? 

Oops

ummmmmm did the Lithuanian not get welcomed into Tyncastle as their savior because he reversed a decision to sell up in Gorgie and move out of town? 

Oops

 

He's bought your ground, he's bought your ground, he's bought your, Stewart Milne's bought your ground!!

 

He's bought your ground, he's bought your ground, he's bought your, Stewart Milne's bought your ground!!

 

Erm...

 

Yeah, anyway.

so has anyone filled out the questionaire yet?

Think it was a bit 'misguided' for the BBC to post a direct link to it on that story

 

:spam:

Hearts warn their fans they face arrest if they wave Red Hand of Ulster flags at Tynecastle next season. (The Scotsman, Daily Record)

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Hearts warn their fans they face arrest if they wave Red Hand of Ulster flags at Tynecastle next season. (The Scotsman, Daily Record)

Has Romanov set up his own Police Force?  How the fuck can you get arrested for waving the flag of a constituent part of the UK?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/13732136.stm

 

Hearts have been fined £100,000 by the Scottish Football Association's disciplinary committee for their poor on-field behaviour last season.

 

This is the seventh successive term that Hearts have been sanctioned and it is the highest-ever fine imposed on a club for indiscipline.

 

Of the £100,000 punishment, £60,000 is due to be paid immediately.

 

;D

  • 1 month later...

Hearts wages went unpaid again. Apparently they are getting 'processed' today.

David Obua joined injured duo Andy Webster and Mehdi Taouil in missing Hearts' flight to Hungary - because the utility man's passport has run out.

 

The Uganda international instead flew to London in an attempt to receive the appropriate documentation from his country's embassy.

 

Hearts manager Jim Jefferies hopes Obua will face Paks in a Europa League third qualifying tie in Budapest.

 

"If he can get things sorted out, he will be with us on Wednesday," he said.

 

"It won't be a disaster as he will have missed just the one training session tomorrow evening.

 

"It is something we have to deal with and something we are working on to resolve."

 

Obua, who scored Hearts goal in Saturday's opening 1-1 draw with Rangers in the Scottish Premier League, must first renew his passport and then head for the Hungarian Embassy to obtain a visa for the trip.

 

 

Not bad. Yer paid quite well by a club to help them in europe but casually forget you dont have a valid passport  :wave:

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Not bad. Yer paid quite well by a club to help them in europe but casually forget you dont have a valid passport  :wave:

 

does he not need one to be in this country in the first place?

Bloody foreigners!

does he not need one to be in this country in the first place?

Bloody foreigners!

 

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Don't get Caledonia started! :D

:wave: Jeffries apparently

Billy Brown been sacked with Jim Jeffries offered the Director of football job.

:wave: Jeffries apparently

 

Hearts fan in the office is raging! As much as I dislike Hearts i think it is shocking what Vlad has done!!

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