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Se tutta la Scottish Premier League versa in pessime acque, dal punto di vista economico, se possibile gli Hearts stanno anche peggio. Il club della capitale ha ottenuto quella che è stata decretata come ultima proroga per sanare la propria esposizione verso il fisco. Associazioni di tifosi stanno facendo il possibile per contribuire ma la situazione appare davvero difficile. Non scherza, quanto a debiti, neppure la formazione inglese del Bolton che è esposta verso i creditori per oltre 136 milioni di pounds.

Hearts tax deadline boost

The decision clears the way for the side to carry on operating after Friday’s cut-off date for paying the bill to Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs (HMRC), which would have led to a winding up order.

HMRC said the club can now pay in two instalments between now and December 3.

Hearts director Sergejus Fedotovas said “phenomenal” support from fans paved the way to the crucial agreement.

He said: “We are pleased we have been granted this extension as it acknowledges the strenuous efforts going on to ensure this club continues to contribute to employment, society, community and football in Scotland.

“I also want to acknowledge the support received from political and supporter groups. Their direct action is helping the club through a very important period.

“We have a lot of hard work ahead of us in order to fully rectify our financial position but with further backing and ongoing fundraising by supporters we know that we have a very positive opportunity to create a strong club for the future.

“Make no mistake, the fans and players have been instrumental in achieving this extension with HMRC.

“The supporters’ efforts have been quite phenomenal. However, it is essential they continue all their work to assist us in meeting financial targets at the club.”

A Scottish Government spokesman welcomed the agreement, adding: “Tonight’s news will come as a relief to all fans of Hearts, but there clearly remain ongoing financial issues across Scottish football, and the Scottish Government remains ready to assist wherever it can in promoting initiatives such as open book accounting and more supporter involvement in the running of clubs.”

The move came hours after Hearts rejected a bid by a consortium of fans to buy the club.

The Edinburgh club issued a scathing statement on its website last night confirming it had knocked back a note of interest from the Foundation of Hearts consortium fronted by local businessman Alex Mackie.

It said: “The proposal has no consideration of cash for the shares of the club, even if the debt is removed completely, and demonstrates a staggering misjudgment of the value of the club and a worrying lack of understanding of the situation.

“At best it is opportunistic, an attempt to exploit what is a difficult financial situation at the club. No evidence was provided on how the club would be operated and resourced after any potential purchase.”

However, Mr Fedotovas said the club would continue to liaise with Supporters Direct, a government-backed organisation which aims to help fans own their clubs, over a possible fan buyout of the club from majority shareholder Vladimir Romanov.

Former Hearts player Gary Mackay said he had had a “wonderful” response to his 1874 fighting fund, with donations flooding in from former players and one from former Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp,

However, the club urged fans to make donations to the official telephone line as it emerged that around 10 organisations were now involved in seeking funds.

It comes as representatives from the 12 SPL sides are due to meet in Glasgow tomorrow to discuss a possible league restructure, which could see it incorporate an additional four clubs.

Meanwhile, Hibs stadium announcer Willie Docherty’s sacking after he played The Beatles song Taxman has been criticised by a Hearts player. Ryan McGowan tweeted: “The world’s gone mad.”

l Dunfermline fans yesterday launched a campaign, Pars Alive, in an attempt to earn a greater voice in the running of their troubled club.

(the herald scotland )

 

Bolton Wanderers recorded a loss of £22.1m in the last financial year, taking their total debt to £136.5m.

However, £125m of the debt is owed to owner Eddie Davies, which has been refinanced into a long-term loan.

“It is a huge vote of confidence and underlines the on-going support and commitment he has for our club,” said chairman Phil Gartside.

The club’s parent company, Burnden Leisure, revealed losses were down from the previous figure of £26.1m in 2011.

The figures take in the 12 months up to 30 June, 2012 and were helped by Bolton being able to recoup about £10m from player sales, including the departure of England defender Gary Cahill to Chelsea in January.

Wanderers were relegated from the Premier League in May, ending their 11-year stay in the top flight.

Gartside told the club website:  “We continue to face a tough economic climate, but we have continued to invest across the business, and for the second year we have reduced our losses.

“Key to this set of figures is the fact Eddie Davies has converted his investment in our club from short-term to long-term debt.

“To lose our place in the Barclays Premier League was hugely disappointing for all of us – fans, staff and players, and our aim is to return at the first opportunity.”

(BBC Football ) 

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