Not having a dig. It’s just some of your posts can be confusing. Which I think we all accept.
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Not having a dig. It’s just some of your posts can be confusing. Which I think we all accept.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
Walk the dog. We still love you.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
She was doing a dump at the time
johnola
Jermaine Jenas
So will Everton be getting Trevor Francis tracksuits from a mush in Shepherd’s Bush?
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Some blow up dolls would be better then their defence even if they exploded.
Could even take them on a beano to Blackpool for a day out.
ricky2tricky4city
Steffen Freund
Poor old Toffees....what a mess.
I do like the way they extract some short term capital injection out of anyone they give an 'exclusivity period'.
I do like the way they extract some short term capital injection out of anyone they give an 'exclusivity period'.
Chrissivad
Dean Austin
Even the kit has given up
Keeps them going. The new lot loaned them £200m? After 777 loaned them £100m? Not including msp etc...
The club seems to be involved with degenerate gamblers. Or pretending they are a nigerian prince just coming into their inheritance, but just need a little cash to tide me over.
Ok. Sounds like friedkin didn't really lend any money to everton. They bought the debt off of msp. Which was secured on the stadium.
Now they have pulled out of buying everton. The club still needs to pay the debt. Or lose the new stadium.
Deals may be made but friedkin might have bought a £700m stadium for £200m. Not sure what they'd do with it.
Now they have pulled out of buying everton. The club still needs to pay the debt. Or lose the new stadium.
Deals may be made but friedkin might have bought a £700m stadium for £200m. Not sure what they'd do with it.
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
Host events, build housing, and rent it out to Everton.
Still be a long time beford they'd make their money back. Although then again with property the value usually increases anyway. So would be seen as a stable investment.
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
Wouldn't be that long if they retained most of the matchday revenue too. Or charged Everton £15m a year. Throw in becoming a major Liverpool concert venue, a hotel, some housing.
Could see a big return in a decade and establish a steady income stream alongside it.
Everton could just stay at goodison. They wouldn't move if they are not getting the majority of the matchday revenue.
Charging everton £15m a year isn't much after the running costs of the stadium are taken into account. They'd be better off taking the £200m and putting it into a 5% interest bank account.
Selling it back to new owners of everton for £300m though?
They sold €83m worth of players. The roma lot took over the debt from msp. 777 is frozen while they are in court. They got the pl tv revenue for this season coming.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
Who has paid the other £500m?
Moshiri gave a lot of interest free loans. 777 loaned them another £200m (this is semi frozen while their courtcase goes on). There are others banks etc... smaller scale though. External debt is over £600m.
Article here. Not read it. But it should explain it. (Too tired and drunk).
Major, unresolved uncertainties make Everton’s sale to new owners a real problem
It’s been a common theme for many months on these pages and elsewhere, the total unsuitability of 777 Partners as funders of Everton and Moshiri’s chosen original suitors. Yet again, th…
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