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In/Oot: IN!!
Prematcher: Train then where we can get in once we get to Dingwall
Match: Away end
Postmatcher: Hopefully a train back to Glasgow, if not a night in sneck.
Prediction: 2-2
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17 years without a trophy says to me no cup is a diddy cup/Micky Mouse cup to Dons anymore.
obviously
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Arsenal players were throwing their shirts in the crowd at 90mins. Fucking retards
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Lets us concentrate on the league now........
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We should just concede games once they go to pens
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14399 at parkhead
7600 at pittodrie
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This would be bad enough with commentary but with Dodds whitering on it is a fucking nightmare
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Also saving some last minute goals for the cup
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We do seem to be saving our worst performances for the cup this year
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Saints with the better of it by the sounds of things
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Tims 3-0 farmers
More surprisingly reading 4-0 arsenal
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Don't think there is any coverage.
Tims one up unfortunately.
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Plenty time to get back in it but ffs
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Team: Langfield, Reynolds, Robertson, Anderson, Rae, Osbourne, Magennis, Hughes, Vernon, McGinn, Hayes
Subs: Rogers, Clark, Naysmith, Fraser, Smith,
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tick tock tick tock
nicked fae mad
RISK FACTORSPlease note that the acquisition of shares in the capital of the Company involves a significant degree of risk. You should carefully consider whether an investment in the Company is suitable for you in the light of your personal circumstances and the financial resources available to you. Specifically, in the context of an equity investment in a Scottish football club in the current economic climate and last reported net debt of £24 million, you should not expect any income from or return on your investment and should not acquire shares in the Company unless you are capable of evaluating the risks and merits of such investment and have sufficient resources to bear the loss of all of the money invested by you. The Directors are committed to strategies that are intended to deliver long-term value but there is no guarantee that those strategies will succeed. You should take personal advice from a professional adviser experienced in buying minority stakes in unlisted companies before taking any action in relation to this offer, including advice on the Sale Price of 11 pence per share.
In particular, the following specific risk factors should be fully considered prior to a decision to acquire shares in the Company being made:
• The Company's balance sheet is negative and the Company would be insolvent (on the basis of being unable to pay its debts as they fall due) without the ongoing support of UBIG or alternative funding. Whilst the Company has short-term comfort from UBIG that it will not call up its debt, there is no guarantee that UBIG will not do so in the future, although the Board takes comfort from the fact that UBIG has supported the Club from 2006 to date by funding and debt restructuring.
• The value of the Company's shares will , amongst other things, be largely dependent upon the success of the trading activities undertaken which are likely to be influenced to a strong degree by the success of the Heart of Midlothian football team in the various competitions in which it participates. Changes in economic conditions can substantially and adversely affect the Company's prospects.
• There is no market or dealing arrangement, nor in the forseeable future is there intended to be a market or dealing arrangement, for the Company's shares and, accordingly, it will be difficult for an investor to sell such shares (particularly where they constitute a minority holding) or to obtain reliable information about their value. Investors may realise less than their original investment and have a significant risk of losing all of their investment.
• It may be difficult or impossible to dispose of shares in the Company and there is no guarantee that there will be any exit route.
• Events in the past, or experience derived from these, or indeed present facts, beliefs or circumstances, or assumptions derived from any of these, do not predetermine the future.
• The acquisition of shares in the capital of the Company will not be covered by the FSA Compensation Scheme or by any other compensation scheme.
• Investors should note that the value of the Company's shares may go down as well as up and there is no certainty that they will get back the full or any amount which they invest.
• The Company has no intention of declaring dividend distributions for the foreseeable future.
• As at the 30th of June 2011 the amount due to the parent company, UAB Ukio Banko Investicine Grupe, was £22,413,000, which amount bears interest at 4.5%.UAB Ukio Banko Investicine Grupe have confirmed to the Directors of Heart of Midlothian plc. that they will not seek repayment of this amount during season 2012/2013 and at the 1st July 2013 the position will be reassessed.The balance due to UAB Ukio Banko Investicine Grupe is secured by a standard security over Tynecastle stadium and a floating charge across the company's assets. If UBIG were to demand repayment of the full amount, the Company would be insolvent and would face liquidation.
• Heart of Midlothian plc. are subject to a significant ongoing dispute with HM Revenue & Customs ("HMRC") which, if it ultimately goes against the Company, could have a dramatically negative effect on the Company. Specifically, HMRC has claimed unpaid tax liabilities of circa £1.75 million (excluding interest and penalties) in relation to the arrangements between the Company and Kaunas FC in relation to certain players who were loaned to the Company by Kaunas FC. The Directors are attempting to robustly defend those claims but the burden of proof is on the Company and the tax will be payable unless the Company is successful in challenging the claims. The claims will be heard by the relevant tax tribunal in November 2012.
• Whilst UBIG has expressed a current intention to explore the possibility of allowing the club's supporters the opportunity to acquire over time a majority stake in the Company's share capital and has positioned the current offer as the first step towards that possibility, there is no commitment on the part of UBIG to continue with this current intention and the Company's debt levels are such that further debt capitalisations may be required in the future, which would have the effect of significantly diluting the other shareholders' interests in the Company. For so long as UBIG owns or controls more than 75% of the Company's share capital, it will be able to pass the resolutions required to effect any such debt capitalisation.
• The Company is largely owned and absolutely controlled by UBIG and will continue to be controlled by UBIG for so long as it owns more than 50% of the Company's share capital. Unlike directors, who owe certain duties to the shareholders of the Company, UBIG does not and can largely act out of self-interest at any time, although the Board takes comfort from the fact that UBIG has supported the Club from 2006 to date by funding and debt restructuring.
• Assuming the Club is successful in relation to the HMRC case referred to above, the offer, if fully subscribed, should provide the Club with sufficient working capital to achieve its goals for the 2012/2013 season without requiring additional funding. However, if the HMRC case goes against the Club and/or the offer is not fully subscribed, the Club may have insufficient working capital to achieve its goals for the 2012/2013 season and may have to seek additional sources of funding.
• Certain statements within this document constitute forward looking statements. Such statements involve risks and other factors which may cause the actual results, achievements or performance of the Company to be materially different from that expressed in the forward looking statements. There can be no assurance that the results and events contemplated b y the forward looking statements in this document will, in fact, occur. The Company will not undertake any obligation to release publicly any revisions to these forward looking statements to reflect events, circumstances or unanticipated events occurring after the date of this document, except as required by law or regulatory authority.
The risks noted above do not necessarily comprise all of the risks potentially faced by the Company and are not intended to be exhaustive or presented in any assumed order of priority.
Although the Directors will seek to minimise the impact of the Risk Factors, investment in the Company should only be made by investors able to sustain a total loss of their investment. Potential investors are strongly recommended to consult an investment adviser authorised under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 who specialises in investments of this nature before making any decision to invest.
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Bad news... Milsom has had complications on his knee injury and is rules out again.
Cant remember how long the EE said he's be out for though.
That explains his disappearance on Sat
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Signing Session | The AFC Club shop at Pittodrie is stocking the new Dons book 'Glory in Gothenburg' by Richard Gordon and please note Richard will be in the Pittodrie shop on Tuesday night ahead of the League Cup tie against St Mirren for a signing session. He will be there from 6pm-7pm and in attendance with him will be Gothenburg legends Doug Rougvie and Neil Simpson.
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0-0 draw with Falkirk
http://www.afc.co.uk/articles/20121029/aberdeen-u20s-v-falkirk-u20s_2212158_2962332
Is that the first time we have failed to score this season?
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Never even heard of Leith Athletic
Tut tut
Have reformed recently:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leith_Athletic_F.C.
2nd Div Champs 1906 (failed election to 1st Div)
2nd Div Champs 1910 (failed election to 1st Div)
3rd Div Champs 1926 (failed election to 1st Div)
2nd Div Champs 1930 (promoted)
The C Divisions were made up largely of reserve teams and Leith campaigned for the non-reserve teams to be included in the Second Division. They were not successful and were expelled in August 1953 when they refused to play any more fixtures in Division C.[1] It was too late for the club to join another competition and the club went out of business in 1955. In a supreme irony, the two C Divisions were abandoned that summer and, just as Leith had wanted, the non-reserve sides were admitted to the Second Division. -
Aberdeen have reached the QF stage of the League Cup 32 times, winning through 21 times and getting knocked out 11 times.
Our last QF was in 2010 and saw us beat Falkirk 2-1 in front of less than 7000 fans at Pittodrie thanks to a last minute winner from Hartley.
The full record includes two legged QFs, replays and second replays and reads:
Played 48
Won 28
Drawn 5
Lost 15
26 Oct 2010 Aberdeen 2 - 1 Falkirk League Cup QF 6,710
31 Oct 2007 Aberdeen 4 - 1 Inverness CT League Cup QF 7,270
08 Nov 2005 Motherwell 1 - 0 Aberdeen League Cup QF 3,989
02 Dec 2003 Aberdeen 2 - 3 Livingston League Cup QF 6,090
12 Nov 2002 Aberdeen 0 - 1 Heart of Midlothian League Cup QF 7,576
01 Dec 1999 Aberdeen 1 - 0 Rangers League Cup QF 12,108
10 Sep 1997 Stirling Albion 0 - 2 Aberdeen League Cup QF 3,800
17 Sep 1996 Dundee 2 - 1 Aberdeen League Cup QF 8,760
20 Sep 1995 Motherwell 1 - 2 Aberdeen League Cup QF 9,137
21 Sep 1994 Falkirk 1 - 4 Aberdeen League Cup QF 9,450
01 Sep 1993 Rangers 2 - 1 Aberdeen League Cup QF 44,928
26 Aug 1992 Falkirk 1 - 4 Aberdeen League Cup QF 8,022
05 Sep 1990 Aberdeen 3 - 0 Heart of Midlothian League Cup QF 15,500
30 Aug 1989 Aberdeen 3 - 1 St. Mirren League Cup QF 11,500
31 Aug 1988 Hibernian 1 - 2 Aberdeen League Cup QF 13,500
01 Sep 1987 Aberdeen 1 - 0 Celtic League Cup QF 24,000
03 Sep 1986 Aberdeen 1 - 1 Celtic League Cup QF 23,50
04 Sep 1985 Aberdeen 1 - 0 Heart of Midlothian League Cup QF 13,10
06 Oct 1982 Aberdeen 0 - 1 Dundee United League Cup QF 2L 11,700
22 Sep 1982 Dundee United 3 - 1 Aberdeen League Cup QF 1L 14,000
23 Sep 1981 Berwick Rangers 0 - 3 Aberdeen League Cup QF 2L 1,200
02 Sep 1981 Aberdeen 5 - 0 Berwick Rangers League Cup QF 1L 6,500
29 Oct 1980 Aberdeen 0 - 1 Dundee League Cup QF 2L 14,060
08 Oct 1980 Dundee 0 - 0 Aberdeen League Cup QF 1L 10,500
24 Nov 1979 Celtic 0 - 1 Aberdeen League Cup QF 2L 29,000
31 Oct 1979 Aberdeen 3 - 2 Celtic League Cup QF 1L 24,000
15 Nov 1978 Aberdeen 3 - 1 Ayr United League Cup QF 2L 13,000
08 Nov 1978 Ayr United 3 - 3 Aberdeen League Cup QF 1L 6,300
18 Oct 1976 Aberdeen 2 - 0 Stirling Albion League Cup QF REP 4,027
06 Oct 1976 Stirling Albion 1 - 0 Aberdeen League Cup QF 2L 3,700
22 Sep 1976 Aberdeen 1 - 0 Stirling Albion League Cup QF 1L 7,185
01 Nov 1972 East Fife 1 - 4 Aberdeen League Cup QF 2L 4,492
11 Oct 1972 Aberdeen 3 - 0 East Fife League Cup QF 1L 13,605
24 Sep 1969 Celtic 2 - 1 Aberdeen League Cup QF 2L 37,500
10 Sep 1969 Aberdeen 0 - 0 Celtic League Cup QF 1L 33,000
21 Sep 1966 Aberdeen 3 - 0 Morton League Cup QF 2L 19,000
14 Sep 1966 Morton 3 - 1 Aberdeen League Cup QF 1L 4,750
14 Sep 1957 Clyde 4 - 2 Aberdeen League Cup QF 2L 15,000
11 Sep 1957 Aberdeen 1 - 2 Clyde League Cup QF 1L 18,000
17 Sep 1955 Heart of Midlothian 2 - 4 Aberdeen League Cup QF 2L 35,000
14 Sep 1955 Aberdeen 5 - 3 Heart of Midlothian League Cup QF 1L 30,000
03 Oct 1950 Aberdeen 1 - 5 Hibernian League Cup QF RE2 50,000
02 Oct 1950 Aberdeen 1 - 1 Hibernian League Cup QF REP 52,000
20 Sep 1950 Hibernian 4 - 1 Aberdeen League Cup QF 2L 35,000
16 Sep 1950 Aberdeen 4 - 1 Hibernian League Cup QF 1L 42,000
27 Sep 1947 Aberdeen 8 - 2 Leith Athletic League Cup QF 17,000
05 Mar 1947 Aberdeen 3 - 2 Dundee League Cup QF 2L 18,500
01 Mar 1947 Dundee 0 - 1 Aberdeen League Cup QF 1L 28,300
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Has he fucked off yet?
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I'll take a draw and a win in next couple of games BUT I'll take the win at County on Saturday and a draw in the cup quarter in regulation time with victory in extra time
Works better guys
:thumbsup:
fucking dancing if this happens
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Can we send the bill to Road Sense (sic)
Todays fitba
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Someone seems to have forgotten to tell the people of Dundee there is a game on tonight. One nil lsc (soon to be in admin)