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Fraud at Hearts

Piethagoram
in Granny Pie's General Discussion

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Such a lowlife, I hope he spends the rest of his life in prison because that's where people like him belong.

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    #4

    Fraudsters will always be linked to the clubs they’ve been involved with, like Russell King and Notts. It’s something most people would rather forget. I hope he’s caught and given a proper sentence, not a soft one.

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    This is where the Football Regulator needs to come in and ensure that every potential owner of a football club is fully investigated to ensure they are suitable to own & run a Club in the football pyramid.

    Hopefully if this is what is going to happen going forward it will ensure that instances like this are put firmly in the history books.

    Proud to be a supporter for 58 years & counting of the oldest professional football club in the World. COYP

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    #6

    Hearts fans thought he was going to change their fortunes. Instead, he has been a terrible disaster, which many people expected. So many young and talented Scottish players have been sold by Hearts just to keep the club going.

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