777 Partners - New Poll Added 18/10/23

[pfim]

Agreed, very sad, and questions to answer but those questions are for her firm and how they helped or didn't help her manage the workload. The identity of the client is not the issue.

Unfortunately, in that line of work there will always be someone willing to put those sorts of hours in, as she did.

 

[everton fan number one]

Terribly sad. She was obviously a talented young lawyer.

I retired as a solicitor at 52 and was completely burnt out. I regularly worked 7am to 7pm and most weekends.

Blame the legal profession for her premature death. Can't pin this one on either Everton or 777.

No, can’t really. Though if 777 are paying 10s of millions a month to keep us afloat they will have been uncompromising on deadlines. Below article says an ex Morgan Stanley exec was on 777s side of the deal. I can’t imagine he’d be easy to deal with.

Tragic death of the only senior woman on a deal team after 18-hour days

A reminder that while intense hours are always hard, they can be especially difficult for women juggling work and family.

www.efinancialcareers.co.uk

I’m litigation which I think is less nightmarish than transactional work.

 

[Bebeto]

If 777 doesn’t go ahead and there’s no one else bidding, how real a prospect is administration?

Moshiri will continue to support the club...meaning continue to sell players at the first possible opportunity and not reinvesting a single penny into the squad.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

Moshiri will continue to support the club...meaning continue to sell players at the first possible opportunity and not reinvesting a single penny into the squad.

Exactly the same as 777 will do , except that at least Moshiri wouldn’t be taking money out of the club.

 

[BNJ1878]

I keep reading people saying this, has anybody actually seen the "writing" or is it a case of Chinese whispers?

I haven't seen the contract between Peel and Everton, no.

But, it was definitely reported in one of those construction industry reports that were published online (and shared here) when the deal was signed. Pretty sure it was covered by the echo too, but finding anything on that wretched website with all the pop-ups isn't worth the arseache.

It stated that The Stadium and surrounding land must remain under the Everton Stadium Company Ltd, which in turn must remain under the full ownership of Everton Football Club.

 

[efcfanwirral]

I haven't seen the contract between Peel and Everton, no.

But, it was definitely reported in one of those construction industry reports that were published online (and shared here) when the deal was signed. Pretty sure it was covered by the echo too, but finding anything on that wretched website with all the pop-ups isn't worth the arseache.

It stated that The Stadium and surrounding land must remain under the Everton Stadium Company Ltd, which in turn must remain under the full ownership of Everton Football Club.

That takes away our last ditch option then?.

 

[gazzaa2]

Moshiri just needs to hang on till the stadium is finished, get the books in better order and then the club is attractive for a sale.

 

[Noggsy blue]

Moshiri just needs to hang on till the stadium is finished, get the books in better order and then the club is attractive for a sale.

9 months if he’s prepared to hang on….maybe earlier

 

[Victus]

Swear they're dragging this on to see if we're going down or not.

 

[ForeverEverton]

777 were pictured going up to PL headquarters this week....

 

[ForeverEverton]

777 were pictured going up to PL headquarters this week....

 

[David_Speec]

777 come in and sell the new ground to rent back over 100 years

 

[maccavennie]

777 come in and sell the new ground to rent back over 100 years

Everton have to own the stadium. It was stipulated in the contract signed with Peel.

 

[David_Speec]

Everton have to own the stadium. It was stipulated in the contract signed with Peel.

We're close to selling it to the council if 777 fall through

 

[Goat]

I haven't seen the contract between Peel and Everton, no.

But, it was definitely reported in one of those construction industry reports that were published online (and shared here) when the deal was signed. Pretty sure it was covered by the echo too, but finding anything on that wretched website with all the pop-ups isn't worth the arseache.

It stated that The Stadium and surrounding land must remain under the Everton Stadium Company Ltd, which in turn must remain under the full ownership of Everton Football Club.

Everton have to own the stadium. It was stipulated in the contract signed with Peel.

So Chinese Whispers, as I said.