FOR a club which seems to be short of money on an almost monthly basis Hearts do a very good job of keeping it as the main topic of conversation.
FOR a club which seems to be short of money on an almost monthly basis Hearts do a very good job of keeping it as the main topic of conversation.
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Discussions about club finances have become common currency at their press conferences during the reign of Vladimir Romanov, the latest twist coming in the form of a share issue.
The Tynecastle club have appealed for supporters to buy shares in an effort to raise £1.79m in additional revenue. That should be enough to cover next month's wages, at the very least. The need for such an initiative is born from Romanov's diminished backing of his club – which is £24m in debt – and a need to become self-sufficient.
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