(09-10-2019, 08:24 AM)Little Bit Of The Begbie Wrote: Let's be honest; this is not a football decision. It's a TalkHearts smiley decision  

Exactly

My brain is numb to our football being of the lowest quality, we might as well get some decent smileys out of it

(09-10-2019, 08:22 AM)Felix Wrote: Warnock @ Hearts.



Can just imagine the  board meeting after his first loss.

AB - So....that went well....nearly had them....the grass was beautiful I thought

NW - Fack Orf yoo slaaaaag.

Is that your impression of someone from yorkshire?

All these Englanders sound the same.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49652921

Hearts offer cheapest walk up tickets in the league, genuinely surprised at that as feel our prices are extortionate.

That doesn't quite tell the story though. Maybe one tiny part of the ground with a shite view is that but overall it's extortionate.

Budge is keeping the 1874 bar open late to accomodate the protest, as well as hosting hospitality for them.

(09-11-2019, 11:37 AM)Mouldy Baws Wrote:

Budge is keeping the 1874 bar open late to accomodate the protest, as well as hosting hospitality for them.

I wonder if the protest customers would be interested in buying some Hearts merchandise? Bearing in mind this potential footfall will be near the club shop. Potentially two or three thousand clients staying in the gorgie era until the evening.

We could invite a few into the SkyLounge to protest for £59.99 + VAT.

Is the entire Kickback moderating team on the doors with the guest list?

Bobby Burns away on loan.

To Australia.

Strange move but good luck to him. Not quite seen the potential in him that his coaches were talking about before he got here but fingers crossed he kicks on.

More like Bobby Burnt with that complexion


Seriously though what an odd move.

Tbf, from his point of view it's a chance as a young guy to live in Australia for a few months while earning first team experience at (presumably) a lower level. Definitely more attractive than going to Cowdenbeath or wherever.

(09-11-2019, 04:51 PM)Makween Wrote: Tbf, from his point of view it's a chance as a young guy to live in Australia for a few months while earning first team experience at (presumably) a lower level. Definitely more attractive than going to Cowdenbeath or wherever.

Aye I get it from his point of view and would take that option every day of the week over going to a shan League 1 side.

Completely worthless in terms of trying to judge his level or progression though.

Where he fancies living shouldn't really come into it. We should be getting these guys into leagues similar to the SPL so their developing towards that, maybe the australian league is good for that who knows? Probably not anyone at hertz anyway

It's a great move for him personally but it's hard to see how it benefits hearts.

Hard to monitor his progress and the young guys that move locally tend to train with hearts/play in the reserves at the same time.

Seems like a move he won't be back from.

Gary Naysmith's frequent flyer miles will take a helluva boost off the back of this.

We gave Doyle a new contract because one of his kids was unwell. Sending Burns to a shit league to top up his tan and practice his surf boarding skills should come as no surprise.

They will just record every match Burns plays in. Be lucky if Naisy is out there twice.

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Rudi