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Se il Tottenham si permette di rifiutare un’offerta di Bale per 100 milioni di euro, alzando la richiesta a ben 145 milioni per in quello che potrebbe essere un trasferimento davvero clamoroso, ad alcune squadra scozzesi le cose vanno decisamente meno bene. Nessuna delle proposte per salvare gli Hearts, che se inizieranno il campionato di SPFL lo faranno con 15 punti di penalizzazione, appare sufficiente a soddisfare i creditori per cui gli stessi amministratori hanno ritenuto il fallimento della società lo scenario più verosimile. Ora sembra che la corsa contro il tempo sia volta a costituire un nuovo club prima dell’inizio della stagione per fare partire il club almeno dalla terza categoria. Diversamente, in caso di fallimento durante la stagione, la squadra verrebbe esclusa a campionato in corso senza ancore di salvezza almeno parziale. Respira, invece, grazie ad un accordo con i creditori, il Dunfermline il cui debito ammontava a “soli” 10 milioni di euro circa. Diffidato un tifoso del Crawley per vere insultato l’allenatore del Crystal Palace in occasione di un recente match amichevole tra le due formazioni.

SPL: Hearts issued stark warning with administrators rejecting offers

Hearts have been told by their administrators they face liquidation if the latest offers for the club are not improved.

The club’s main creditors, Ukio Bankas, is owed £15m by Hearts and its administrator Gintaras Adomonis has revealed that the three bids lodged for the Edinburgh club are unacceptable.

Adomonis has informed the Hearts administrators BDO to continue negotiation with fans’ group the Foundation of Hearts and Five Stars Football Ltd, which lists controversial former Livingston owner Angelo Massone among its directors.

A third offer placed by HMFC Ltd has been rejected outright.

Adomonis said: “I can repeat that we are doing everything we can to save the club functioning. However, I am obliged to protect solely the interests of Ukio Bankas and its creditors.

“If no feasible offer with terms and conditions acceptable to Ukio Bankas creditors is achieved, Ukio Bankas will remain with the only solution – liquidation of Hearts of Midlothian Plc and enforcement of the standard security over Tynecastle stadium. I sincerely hope this is the way of things we still can avoid.”

“We are doing everything we can to save the club functioning.”
Gintaras Adomonis

The Tynecastle team went into administration on June 19 and will start the new campaign 15 points behind the other clubs in the Scottish top flight.

Meanwhile, Kaunas-based investment firm UBIG, who owns a 50% stake, is owed a further £10m by the club.

UBIG and Ukio Bankas were once controlled by former Hearts owner Vladimir Romanov but are now insolvent.

Ukio Bankas is in the hands of administrators while the process of appointing trouble-shooters to oversee the liquidation of UBIG was launched last week.

Adomonis added: “Hearts administrator BDO received three offers from investors, none of which were acceptable.

“Last week the potential investors presented improved offers, however, the main creditor’s expectations were still not met. Ukio Bankas approved the administrator’s proposal to continue negotiations with the two potential investors.”

Ian Murray MP, independent chair of the Foundation of Hearts, said: “Our bid team, working on behalf of the Foundation of Hearts continues to negotiate on the points of the bid submitted on our behalf to BDO.

“Meetings are scheduled for this week, and have been since our revised bid and proof of funding was submitted last Wednesday, as requested. It’s very much

business as usual.

“We remain hopeful that we can demonstrate to the club’s creditors that our

proposal provides the strongest return and carries the lowest risk, in short by

far the best solution.

“This announcement from Lithuania does again, however, demonstrate the need for supporters to set up direct debits via foundationofhearts.org, if they can do so.”

(Sky Sport )

Forward’s advisers believe club should cash in, but Spurs chairman does not usually cave in to demands

Tottenham Hotspur find themselves at loggerheads today with their star player Gareth Bale and his advisers, who have their heart set on a move to Real Madrid and believe that the two clubs should reach an agreement over a deal for the Wales international.

The terms of the relationship between Bale and his club have shifted dramatically in the last 48 hours with the player and his camp now unequivocal that he wishes to leave Spurs.

There are suggestions that Madrid already made an offer last week for the player, at a value of €100m (£86.3m), although that is thought to include the transfer of Angel di Maria and Fabio Coentrao in the deal.

There is scepticism in Spain as to whether Madrid could pay €100m in cash, certainly not without selling players first. It is rare for many modern transfers, especially those at the top of the market, to involve player exchanges, not least because those kind of deals are so hard to get an agreement on all sides.

It is understood to be Bale’s belief, although the player is yet to articulate this himself, that Spurs’ chairman Daniel Levy should cash in on him this summer, with the potential for Madrid to pay more than the world record £80m that they spent on Cristiano Ronaldo in June 2009.

In his press conference following Tottenham’s second game in Hong Kong on Saturday, against South China, the Tottenham manager, Andre Villas-Boas, would not clarify Bale’s future at the club. When asked whether the player himself had asked to leave, Villas-Boas said that he could not speak about the subject.

It goes without saying that Levy is not a chairman who reacts to demands being made of him and there is the potential for the relationship between club and player to become very messy indeed. Much will depend on how far Bale, a hitherto loyal club man, is prepared to push for the move and it is difficult to predict just how much a normally shy, reticent individual will react personally.

Until now, Levy’s position has been in private that he will not sell regardless of the size of the offer from Real. He was as good to his word in that respect when Chelsea put pressure on Spurs in the summer of 2011 to sell the midfielder Luka Modric; instead the Spurs chairman held out against his own player’s demands, selling him the following summer to Madrid.

Nevertheless, no two situations are the same. Levy may wish to consider what effect keeping Bale at the club would be likely to have on the value of the player and whether this may indeed be the optimum time to sell him. There were reservations about Modric’s form in his final season at the club and the added consideration that his value may have decreased in that last 12 months.

With so much undecided, and club and player on very different sides, what is clear is that Bale and his agent Jonathan Barnett will not be agreeing a new contract with the club any time soon. The player would have commanded a £150,000-a-week deal at the very least, easily the most Spurs have ever paid a player, but that is not on the agenda now.

For Levy, selling Bale would be one of most remarkable pieces of transfer trading in modern football. He bought Bale from the Championship six years ago, agreeing a £10m deal, with half paid up front, a figure that was subsequently reduced to around £7m in total when Southampton agreed to take less in return for an earlier payment than had been scheduled. With three years remaining on the player’s contract, the balance of power is nominally with the club.

The Real squad arrived in the United States on Sunday to play four friendly games, the first two on Thursday and Saturday and then the third yet to be scheduled on either 6 or 7 August in Miami. The suggestion is that Madrid president Florentino Perez is keen to meet Levy in Florida and do the deal for Bale there.

Real have gone to great measures to convince Bale to push for a move this summer. It has even been suggested that in a meeting last month between the club and the player’s representatives this season’s No 11 shirt with Bale’s name on it was presented. New coach Carlo Ancelotti has tweaked last season’s formation, moving Ronaldo into a more central position in several pre-season friendlies in anticipation of Bale taking his place on the lefthand side of Madrid’s attack.

Bale played against Swindon in Spurs’ friendly 13 days ago but since then has not featured at Colchester or in either of the Asia Trophy games in Hong Kong. A thigh injury has been cited. Tottenham’s next game is against Monaco at the Stade Louis II Stadium on Saturday with no guarantee that the player will figure then.

Real have sold Gonzalo Higuain to Napoli for £31m and they are keen to offload the likes of Di Maria and Coentrao. However, the club remain under investigation by the European Competition Commission over a land deal with Madrid council and are obliged, like every other team in Uefa competition, to abide by financial fair play regulations.

Meanwhile reports in Spain have suggested that Spurs have agreed to match the Valencia striker Roberto Soldado’s £26m release clause.

(Indipendent )

Crawley Town Fan Banned For ‘Winding Up’ Crystal Palace Boss Ian Holloway

Never short of a cheeky word or two himself, Crystal Palace manager Ian Holloway recently found himself on the receiving end of some fan abuse at a friendly away at Crawley Town.

According to the Brighton & Hove Argus, Red Devils’ fan X spent most of Staurday’s friendly hurling abuse at Holloway from the stand behind the dugouts, with the Eagles’ boss eventually losing patience with the Crawley fan.

Holloway complained to nearby stewards and the upshot of it all is that Xt has been banned from his beloved team’s next four home games. On hearing of his punishment, X resigned from his position as chairman of the Crawley Town Supporters’ Alliance. Ian Townsend, the Alliance’s spokesman said:

“X has been sat in that same seat behind the opposition manager for the last 16 years and to be honest he does tend to wind them up mercilessly.”

“On Saturday he could see that Ian Holloway was getting hot under the collar when Palace started losing so he started making some observations about the quality of their team.”

“Some other fans might have been ribbing Holloway about his West Country accent but that wasn’t X.”

“The problem was that he worked out which button to press, pushed it and then wouldn’t remove his finger – until it all went wrong.”

X should now expect to receive a whole load of queries from Premier League club fans up and down the country about just what it was that pushed Holloway’s buttons. What dark arts did X practise on Saturday? Any suggestions folks?

(whoateallthepies.co.uk)

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