777 Partners - Revised Poll Added 07/05/2024

[Number_25]

Asset strippers aren’t they

 

[Gerbs]

How big of a banner can we get for Saturday like they did in France?

 

[ToffeeTim]

Asset strippers aren’t they

There's hardly any assets to sell

 

[nsno-chris]

There's hardly any assets to sell

There’s a massive one being built on the banks of the Mersey which could bring in years and years and years of revenue for them

 

[ToffeeTim]

There’s a massive one being built on the banks of the Mersey which could bring in years and years and years of revenue for them

Absolutely

But it needs to be finished first and that will take a lot more cash. Its going to be very attractive to Investors, but I was responding to a post about asset stripping.

 

[paultheblue]

If the options are that we get bought by cocaine dealing usurers and buy a striker, or status quo with no striker and high probablility of relegation, I’m not sure it gets more disappointing than either option

Nobody is going to ask our opinion any way so why worry about it.
The poison in the club is Kenwright so until he is gone the club will never move forward

 

[windymiller]

Nobody is going to ask our opinion any way so why worry about it.
The poison in the club is Kenwright so until he is gone the club will never move forward

Replacing him with gangsters does seem like a questionable move, however.

 

[kenada_blue]

The 777 football mystery - josimarfootball.com

Multiple club-owner 777 – a US private investors group – has a patchy record in honouring its financial commitments and is the subject of several court actions in the USA. So who are they, and where does the money come from?

josimarfootball.com

All you need to know.

Own Seville, Standard Liege, Hertha, Genoa, Red Star, Melbourne Victory.

Sinking most of them with debts

 

[Carlito]

I remember a time where the evil Greggs had to be stopped from enacting their diabolical plot to finance an incredible waterfront stadium and then cash in on the investment, even if it meant inventing the Fortress Sport as a 'means to an end.'

History rhymes, as they say. Only now, the club is effectively a shell company.

 

[davek]

They’ve been in the running since the back end of last season mate, todays headline might be hogwash to you now but they’ve been there lurking as long as MSP have

They're interchangeable actors with MSP brought forward to muddy the waters.

Those of us old enough to remember the classic stings around stuff like the NTL Deal, Clear Channel and the Fortress Sports Fund can smell BS out like this at a hundred yards.

777 my arse.

 

[nsno-chris]

They're interchangeable actors with MSP brought forward to muddy the waters.

Those of us old enough to remember the classic stings around stuff like the NTL Deal, Clear Channel and the Fortress Sports Fund can smell BS out like this at a hundred yards.

777 my arse.

The start of the great decline

 

[john jako]

The 777 football mystery - josimarfootball.com

Multiple club-owner 777 – a US private investors group – has a patchy record in honouring its financial commitments and is the subject of several court actions in the USA. So who are they, and where does the money come from?

josimarfootball.com

All you need to know.

Own Seville, Standard Liege, Hertha, Genoa, Red Star, Melbourne Victory.

Sinking most of them with debts

Read that story before. It’s long and damning.

 

[MikeH72]

Asset strippers aren’t they

Our current owner is already asset stripping us.

 

[davek]

The start of the great decline

£30M 'secured' by BS Billy....

An utter walloper who'll go down in history just behind Houlding as a curse on Everton FC.

 

[Blue peter]

Here’s a question. Putting aside the fact that 777 are alleged criminals intent on wreaking havoc, does or can a takeover at this point materially improve our financial position given FFP etc?

That’s assuming they have actual money and not magic beans….

It sounds like BMD under 777 is going to be the super villain lair to some hero