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Another thing about all this that winds me up is "where the actual flip is Denise Barret-Baxendale?"

Pre spades in the ground and during the actual build she told Evertonians several times that funding options where 'close' and all would be announced in the very near future.

Absolutely loved the stink of her own turds that one, crowing about business awards on the Football Club Website, scolding teams for having betting companies as sponsors before an embarrassing climb down over Stake.com. She's then a willing participant in the smear campaign against the support by being the poor, terrified victim of the phantom headlocker (but didn't report it to the police).

The cherry on the cake was her and her fellow board members voting on their own severance package.

She needs her head shaving and parading around the pitch perimeter like a shamfull toffeelady pre Sheff Utd. Bring your rotten veg.

Useless tit.
She was also extremely vocal against the Sky 6 in their ESL antics. Whatever about the merits of her arguments at that time, it comes across as pious 2 years later when the truth about our own chaotic finances at that same time are freely available. Surely she had other more pressing fires to put out.

I sense this may well be an element in the Dickie Masters big club vendetta against us.
 
With the threat of an independent regulator being appointed, a club going into administration on their watch is a very very bad look.
Doesn’t help them minimise external regulation if their self designed “sustainability” rules saw a club go under. Thats all they care about, their own rep and benefits, not the clubs or fans.
It's the richest league in the world. A club filing for Administration would be a disaster for the league.

Their treatment of Everton all season has made a mockery of their sustainability nonsense, which is why they're already bribing MPs regarding a regulator
 
Their average rate before the refinancing was 3%. It is both a sign of the times and a sign of better credit risk. They refinanced because the original loans reached maturity.

It says in the article (& others) that they didn't have to repay the loans until 2022. They refinanced the lot in 2019.
 



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