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According to Edinburgh Evening News some of the Hearts players were not paid on Monday as was originally claimed. Article below.

 

Several Hearts players still waiting for wages

 

By BARRY ANDERSON

SEVERAL Hearts players have still not received their overdue wages from last week, the Evening News can reveal.

 

Certain members of the squad, understood to include Andy Driver, Bruno Aguiar and Christos Karipidis, were not paid on Monday when the club processed outstanding monies for their players.

 

As of this morning, the individuals concerned were yet to receive their salaries. They were asked to be patient about the issue during a meeting with senior Hearts officials yesterday, however, no date has been given regarding when wages will arrive.

 

A Tynecastle source said: "It seems not everyone got their money on Monday and there was a meeting about it."

 

With this week's salaries due to drop into players' accounts tomorrow, players have been left fearing a repeat scenario of last week's delay.

 

Wages initially failed to arrive last Friday with the club and officials at Vladimir Romanov's Ukio Bankas Investment Group, Hearts' parent company, stating it was simply a time delay and that payments would go through on Monday.

 

It has emerged that, while many players did receive funds at the start of the week, some did not.

 

Furthermore, Arbroath are ready to intensify their attempts to recoup a sell-on fee from Hearts for Andy Webster.

 

The Gayfield club agreed to accept £14,437 plus VAT from the £150,000 Wigan paid Hearts for Webster following a ruling from the Court of Arbitration for Sport in January this year. However, that debt is still outstanding.

 

John Christison, the Arbroath chairman, said today: "We had a board meeting on Tuesday night and we discussed a number of things we could do to try and get the money," confirmed Christison.

 

"We are in touch with the SFA over this but one thing we could do is to ask to freeze their gate receipts and we could also look at applying a signing ban.

 

"We have been too nice about this for too long and it's sad it has come to this."

 

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According to Edinburgh Evening News some of the Hearts players were not paid on Monday as was originally claimed. Article below.

 

Several Hearts players still waiting for wages

 

By BARRY ANDERSON

SEVERAL Hearts players have still not received their overdue wages from last week, the Evening News can reveal.

 

Certain members of the squad, understood to include Andy Driver, Bruno Aguiar and Christos Karipidis, were not paid on Monday when the club processed outstanding monies for their players.

 

As of this morning, the individuals concerned were yet to receive their salaries. They were asked to be patient about the issue during a meeting with senior Hearts officials yesterday, however, no date has been given regarding when wages will arrive.

 

A Tynecastle source said: "It seems not everyone got their money on Monday and there was a meeting about it."

 

With this week's salaries due to drop into players' accounts tomorrow, players have been left fearing a repeat scenario of last week's delay.

 

Wages initially failed to arrive last Friday with the club and officials at Vladimir Romanov's Ukio Bankas Investment Group, Hearts' parent company, stating it was simply a time delay and that payments would go through on Monday.

 

It has emerged that, while many players did receive funds at the start of the week, some did not.

 

Furthermore, Arbroath are ready to intensify their attempts to recoup a sell-on fee from Hearts for Andy Webster.

 

The Gayfield club agreed to accept £14,437 plus VAT from the £150,000 Wigan paid Hearts for Webster following a ruling from the Court of Arbitration for Sport in January this year. However, that debt is still outstanding.

 

John Christison, the Arbroath chairman, said today: "We had a board meeting on Tuesday night and we discussed a number of things we could do to try and get the money," confirmed Christison.

 

"We are in touch with the SFA over this but one thing we could do is to ask to freeze their gate receipts and we could also look at applying a signing ban.

 

"We have been too nice about this for too long and it's sad it has come to this."

 

 

Would that apply to loan signings?

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If we're doing this for the right reasons, well done afc.  Give the fuckers nothing, it might even help drive another nail into their coffin.

 

Completely agree. Good ont he club! Plus it has been a while since we had a pay at the gate for a good game. Hopefully get a few extra people through the gates.

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I have a feeling that this thread is going to be up top for a while  :thumbsup:

 

When I spoke to him three weeks ago my 'source' had said that this Friday was likely to be breaking point for the club. Will be interested to find out what happens with this weeks £200K wage bill  ;D

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