777 Partners - Revised Poll Added 07/05/2024

[davek]

So, it looks like the unfolding events was like this:

that latest £16M loan payment was agreed last week but made only today.

In the meantime (yesterday, specifically) Bonza Airlines goes tits up and it's too good an opportunity for the Guardian and Josimar to pass up linking it to Everton's debt and entanglement with 777 - so they went with sensationalist headlines and a body of text crammed full of speculative BS.

 

[john jako]

Been pished for 3 days. Worth staying drunk?

 

[kimonthemac_efc]

Branthwaite.

Yeh Obviously, but will Moshiri have acces to that money?

 

[Micky_T]

We must be over the worst now

Everton "Hold my beer "

 

[NeilMorepies]

Meanwhile, 777-owned airline Bonza went into voluntary administration on Tuesday, and the abrupt cancellation of all of its flights left thousands of passengers stranded around Australia.

The BBC is awaiting a statement from 777 regarding Bonza.

In further financial strife, 777's UK public relations advisers have stopped representing the company after the firm did not meet payments on fees and it remains to be seen whether they will re-engage.

Things going tits up and not paying bills over the place
In other news, they have given us another £16M loan to keep us going until the end of the season.

 

[MikeH72]

There’s STILL people that think these are gonna be allowed to buy us

Scary thing is, Moshiri is one of these smooth brains.

 

[Ferguson1878]

According to various media reports the total currently stands at £225m

So that over 10 per cent a year in interest , its unbelievable how much of a mess where in and how it’s took so long too all come out, cos no way is this all down to Ukraine and Covid

 

[Smurph]

Airline going bust, Standard Liege transfer bans and debt problems, London basketball club missed payments... I know its scary to think about the perilous state of the clubs finances and future but this lot taking over fills me with existential dread.

 

[Tony’s Carp]

So wtf does this mean?

 

[b-rad]

Seems like administration is inevitable unless someone new comes in and clears a lot of the debt.
Sad times.

 

[Marius57]

So wtf does this mean?

So into administration tomorrow then?

 

[Blue peter]

Ped " I think Dyche seems willing to start being a lot more open about what's been going on behind the scenes"

John "Well he has no right to and someone at Everton should tell him that its not his remit to discuss Everton business" (ignoring the fact that it's probably Dyche running the whole club currently)

Ped "well the business of Everton is intricately linked to the on the field issues at Everton so the press will ask him questions"

John "no they won't because they're sports reporters not business reporters and Everton need to tell them no comment"

Next breath he's saying Everton shouldn't be saying no comment to anything regarding the business of the club and Chong should be getting grilled left, right and centre and there's nothing Moshiri can do about it. All the while getting louder until the point because him and Ped love the sound of their own voices it's just noise you can hear.

Than John said….’and call me Blainzy you ginger meff’

 

[rochdaleblue]

There’s STILL people that think these are gonna be allowed to buy us

Scary thing is, Moshiri is one of these smooth brains.

Desperate people resort to doing desperate things. Moshiri must have known they would struggle to pass the PL owners test, yet still went ahead with the proposed sale.

 

[kenada_blue]

So into administration tomorrow then?

He's said there's people "waiting in the wings".

A bit like the emergency services after a plane crash.

 

[Librarian]

Waiting in the wings, they’re basically Magaye Gueye