JOHN McGLYNN, the Hearts manager, has called for supporters to donate all they can to keep the club afloat after admitting he had been taken aback by the severity of their financial situation.
JOHN McGLYNN, the Hearts manager, has called for supporters to donate all they can to keep the club afloat after admitting he had been taken aback by the severity of their financial situation.
McGlynn: 'I hope when they see this is not a bluff -- that this is reality'
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Graeme Macpherson
The Tynecastle club have been served with a winding-up order from Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs over an unpaid tax bill of £450,000 punds, and warned yesterday that they could shortly go out of business if that sum is not paid.
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